Today's rugby headlines as Mike Brown claims England are too powerful to lose to Wales and defeat is 'unthinkable'
Here are today's Six Nations and general rugby headlines on Thursday, March 24.
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Here are today's Six Nations and general rugby headlines on Thursday, March 24.
Wales and England will both name their teams today ahead of Saturday's Six Nations clash at Twickenham.
England head coach Eddie Jones is set to unleash centre Manu Tuilagi from the start against Wales while scrum-half Ben Youngs is in line for a recall for his record-breaking 115th cap.
England will go out and attack Wales at Twickenham on Saturday in a game they are treating as a quarter-final, according to attack coach Martin Gleeson. Eddie Jones' side know they must win if they are to have a chance at lifting this year's trophy and Gleeson says they are playing knock-out rugby for the rest of the Championship.
Ben Youngs will become England’s most capped player when he surpasses Jason Leonard’s milestone of 114 appearances in Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations match against Wales at Twickenham.
Centre Joe Marchant has been left out of England's 25-man squad to face Wales at Twickenham on Saturday — with Manu Tuilagi set to start in the midfield.
There's something different about a Test week when Wales take on England.
Wales and England will be making their final preparations for this weekend's Six Nations encounter in the coming days, both looking to build on their respective wins last time out.