Gloucester winger Jonny May is hoping to get over being dropped by England with victory in next month’s Challenge Cup final. After beating Exeter 30-19 in their last-four tie, the Cherry and Whites now face Edinburgh at the Twickenham Stoop on May 1 and could claim their first European trophy since 2006. For May, who was overlooked for the last three rounds of the RBS 6 Nations, it is the ideal stage to boost his World Cup selection chances. Jonny May crosses for a spectacular try during Gloucester's 30-19 victory against Exeter . May shows Exeter No 8 Thomas Waldrom a clean pair of heels during the clash at Kingsholm . ‘It was a tough Six Nations but I still believe in myself,’ he said. ‘It’s nice to have a positive note to end the season on. These are the games you remember for the rest of your life. The final gives us everything to play for. It would be great for everyone at the club to win a trophy.’ May was dropped from Stuart Lancaster's England squad following his poor showing against Italy in round two .
Gloucester beat Exeter 30-19 to book their place in the Challenge Cup final .
The Cherry and Whites will face Edinburgh at Twickenham Stoop on May 1 .
Jonny May was overlooked for the last three rounds of the RBS 6 Nations .