England against Scotland: Finis remains in Fly-Heal with Marcus Smith in the full back of the Calcutta CUP Clash Cup

Steve Portoic holds with Fin Smith at Fly-Heal and Marcus Smith in the full back of the six wetness in England against Scotland.

England returns to Toykinham on Saturday, in charge of avoiding a fifth consecutive record in the defeat of the Calcutta Cup to Scotland.

Northampton, Fenver Smith will not again with the ten shirt after Inspiration for England to the last 26-25 victory over France In his first test on February 8.

The 22 -year -old presented two attempts, decisive, and turning the game in the performance of a player in the match, as England ended a losing chain of seven games against opposition to the first level.

BROHWICK has not seen any reason to tamper with a profitable form, as Marcus Smith turns to the back again to facilitate your Smith in Fly-Half.

Chessum return to England

Ollie Chessum replaces George Martin to the only change in England after victory over France.

Chessum will work alongside Maro Itoje in the second row in Martin directly, who was running a knee problem and declining to the bench in the face of the Calcutta Cup.

It will be the first start of Chessum for England since last year’s countries were excluded from the summer round to Japan, New Zealand and the autumn chain due to shoulder and knee injuries.

“We look forward to what will be another match full of challenges against Scotland,” said Portoic.

“Calcutta Cup is a special primary player, and we are determined to perform for our best in front of our supporters at Allianz Stadium.”

England team to face Scotland

Start xv: 15 Marcus Smith, 14 Tommy Freeman, 13 Olie Lawrence, 12 Henry Slade, 11 Olie Sleightholme, 10 Fin Smith, 9 Alex Mitchell; 1 Ellis Genge, 2 Luke Cowan-Dickie, 3 Will Stuart, 4 Maro Itoje (C), 5 Olie Chessum, 6 Tom Curry, 7 Ben Earl, 8 Tom Willis.

Alternatives: 16 Jimmy George, 17 Paxter, 18 Joe Hayez, 19 George Martin, 20 Chandler Keningham-South, 21 Ben Carrie, 22 Harry Randal, 23 Elliot Dali.

Can England get the shooting on Smiths?

Sky Sports’ James Cole:

“England wants all of their small talents on the field. There are many positives that have two players. It is really very important this partnership.

“The full back is not Marcus Smith’s favorite choice of the situation. It is 5 feet and 10 inches long, and it may target it under the high ball. Run the ball again.

Incredible “Fin Smith’s game management; it seems that he got the game in the fly-helf test for the Rajabi.

“The languages of England need to know how to shoot Smith on the field.”