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Plymouth Albion boss Nat Saumi says the players that came in for Friday's win over London Scottish have given him a 'big decision' to make for the club's next match against Bristol.

Saumi was forced into eight changes for the match after international call-ups and dual-registered players going back to their parent clubs.

But he says the players that came in did not let him down.

"They haven't had their chances and I knew they had that hunger," Saumi said.

Saumi's side had lost five consecutive games, including a loss to previously bottom side Jersey.

The likes of Rupeni Nasiga, David Morton and Keni Fisilau were recalled to the squad for the victory against London Scottish.

Saumi told ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio Devon: "I knew they had that hunger and wanted to put in a marker.

"They've created a big decision for me for the Bristol game. Those guys have been working hard in pre-season."