Pivac continued: "We want to be able to use our squad where we can. In terms of the forwards, we don't have a lot of options with injuries and unavailability. "He brings a lot of experience. He's obviously worked with Kerber who is such a great player and has done extremely well and won three Slams and I think that experience definitely helps with someone as inexperienced as me so he can help guide me through, which I feel really confident about," said the Kent teenager. Arsenal had plenty of chances to double their lead before the break - Leah Williamson missed two opportunities while Frida Leonhardsen-Maanum also struck wide - with the hosts failing to get a shot on goal in the first half and registering just 21 per cent possession. MyCole Pruitt's touchdown earned the Titans a 14-point advantage early in the third before Ingram cut the lead to 20-12 with a 13-yard run on a day that saw him become the Saints' all-time leader in rushing yards.