Can England beat Wales to put the pressure on leaders France?

England will be without prop Mako Vunipola who was left outof England’s squad as a coronavirus precaution, after the 29-year-old travelledthrough Hong Kong on his way back from Tonga last week. He’ll continue trainingwith club side Saracens this week.

Eddie Jones welcomes flanker Mark Wilson and winger AnthonyWatson back to the England side for the first time since the Rugby World Cup toface Wales after recovering from knee and back injuries respectively.

Watson replaces Jonathan Joseph in the squad, with Jonesalso without Sam Underhill who misses out after picking up an injury. Wilsonwill join Courtney Lawes and Tom Curry in the back row.

Wales boss Pivac has made four changes to the side that lostto France almost two weeks ago. Taulupe Faletau has been dropped to the bench,with Josh Navidi coming in at number eight.

They’ll also welcome back Liam Williams to the wing for thefirst time in four months after injuring his ankle in October. He’ll step in toreplace Josh Adams.

Fly-half Dan Biggar makes the team despite picking up a kneeinjury in Northampton’s defeat to Saracens last weekend, while Tomos Williamssteps in to take over at half-back.

Rob Evans will fill the void at loose-head prop, with fellowScarlet Wyn Jones sitting out after struggling with a hip injury. Gareth Daviesand Aaron Wainwright are omitted from the squad.

Can Pivac get the better of Jones on their first Six Nationsclash? Or will England continue their chase of current Six Nations leadersFrance? The action gets underway at 16:45 on Saturday from Twickenham Stadium.

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