England Makes Bold Selection for Six Nations Title Push Against Wales

Steve Borthwick's unconventional squad choices reflect England's aggressive strategy to secure a bonus-point win on Super Saturday.

England aims for its first Six Nations title since 2020, requiring a bonus-point win over Wales and a favorable result in the France vs. Scotland match.
Steve Borthwick has made nine changes to the squad, including fielding three fly-halves and four open-side flankers in a highly unconventional selection.
Tommy Freeman has been shifted from wing to outside centre, fast-tracking a positional change due to Ollie Lawrence's season-ending injury.
Rising talent Henry Pollock is set to debut off the bench, emphasizing speed and breakdown prowess to counter Wales' strong back-row players.
The lineup reflects a high-risk, high-reward strategy, prioritizing aggressive play and versatility to maximize England's attacking potential.