Heineken Cup Pool 1: Clermont v Scarlets (Sat) Venue: Parc des Sports Marcel Michelin Kick-off: 13:35 GMT Coverage: Live commentary on BBC Radio Wales & online Coach Simon Easterby says the Scarlets have the pedigree to cause to end Clermont Auvergne's unbeaten record of 67 games at home. The Scarlets face last season's beaten finalists at the Stade Marcel Michelin on Saturday. The Welsh side Scarlets are currently at the top of Pool Four with six points as they head into the third round. "Our history in Europe against French teams shows we can cause an upset," said Easterby. The Scarlets began their European campaign with a 26-33 victory over English Premiership side Harlequins and a 26-26 draw against big spending Racing Metro at Parc y Scarlets. Easterby admits the Scarlets face a challenge against Clermont, but wants his side to build on their impressive performances in the opening two rounds. "It is a real challenge but one that the team is ready and up for," said Easterby. Our history in Europe against French teams shows we can cause an upset. The camp is in a good frame of mind and energy and spirits are running high after a good week's training. It's unquestionably one of the best home records of any sporting team in the world.  Clermont have won their last 16 home games in the Heineken Cup since Sale Sharks won 32-15 there back in October 2008. Scarlets were beaten 49-16 in last season's Heineken Cup Pool game between the two sides. and the French side have won all four previous meetings in the tournament and averaged 42 points on each occasion. Wales hooker Emyr Phillips captains the Scarlets in the absence of centre Jonathan Davies, back-row Rob McCusker and prop Phil John who are all sidelined with injuries. Priestland, Liam Williams, Scott Williams, and Samson Lee return to the starting line-up after Wales autumn Test series, while Ken Owens and Rhodri Williams are on the replacements bench. Nick Reynolds partners Scott Williams at centre with centre Gareth Maule missing through injury. Clermont: Lee Byrne; Sitiveni Sivivatu, Aurélien Rougerie (capt), Regan King, Naipolioni Nalaga; Brock James, Thierry Lacrampe; Thomas Domingo, Benjamin Kayser, Daniel Kotze, Jamie Cudmore, Nathan Hines, Julien Bonnaire, Gerhard Vosloo, Fritz Lee Replacements: Ti'i Paulo, Vincent Debaty, Clément Ric, Julien Pierre, Damien Chouly, Ludovic Radoslavjevic, Mike Delany, Noa Nakaitaci Scarlets: Liam Williams; Frazier Climo, Nick Reynolds, Scott Williams, Jordan Williams; Rhys Priestland, Gareth Davies; Rob Evans, Emyr Phillips (capt), Samson Lee, Jake Ball, George Earle, Aaron Shingler, Josh Turnbull, John Barclay. Replacements: Ken Owens, Shaun Hopkins, Jacobie Adriaanse, Richard Kelly, Johan Snyman, Rhodri Williams, Aled Thomas, Adam Warren. Referee: JP Doyle (England) Touch judges: Martin Fox (England), Kevin Stewart (England) TMO: Graham Hughes (England)