| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
15Delon Armitage, FB | ||
14Mark Cueto, W | ||
13Mathew Tait, C | ||
12Toby Flood, C | ||
11Ugo Monye, W | ||
10Jonny Wilkinson, FH 3 3 | ||
9Danny Care, SH | ||
1Tim Payne, P | ||
2Dylan Hartley, H | ||
3David Wilson, P | ||
4Simon Shaw, L | ||
5Steve Borthwick, L | ||
6James Haskell, FL 2 | ||
7Lewis Moody, FL | ||
8Nick Easter, N8 | ||
| Replacements | ||
16Steve Thompson, H | ||
17Dan Cole, P | ||
18Louis Deacon, L | ||
19Steffon Armitage, FL | ||
20Paul Hodgson, SH | ||
21Dan Hipkiss, C | ||
22Ben Foden, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
A second half blitz that left England for dust showed glimpses of what Ireland are capable of in attack, captain Caelan Doris said on Saturday.
England head coach Steve Borthwick said his team's inexperience played a key role in their 27-22 Six Nations defeat to Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.
Ireland came from behind to beat England 27-22 in Dublin on Saturday to begin their quest for a third-straight Six Nations title with a bonus point-victory.
Centre Huw Jones scored a hat trick to help Scotland get their Six Nations campaign off to a winning start with a 31-19 bonus-point victory over Italy.
Antoine Dupont took centre stage as France dazzled Warren Gatland's Wales in the City of Light.
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