Wales' Joe Roberts will make a first test start as a wing and Aaron Wainwright is on the side of the scrum in two changes for their final Six Nations fixture against England in Cardiff on Saturday as the team seek to avoid the wooden spoon.

Ben Earl says playing at pace will underline England's bid to be crowned Six Nations champions on Saturday when they face Wales in their final match of the tournament. England, in second place as they chase a first Six Nations title in five years,

Ben Earl knows desperate Wales have nothing to lose in Saturday's Cardiff clash but insists England can ride the punches and notch a fourth Six Nations win this campaign. The Welsh have lost 16 on the spin and are out to deny England a shot at the title and send stand-in coach Matt Sherratt off with a bang.

England make four changes to Six Nations side to face Wales in Cardiff on Super Saturday; Wing Tom Roebuck in for first start, Marcus Smith recalled at full-back; Tommy Freeman shifts to centre, Elliot Daly to wing;

England coach Steve Borthwick has unveiled a radical, new-look team for Saturday's Six Nations game against Wales, with prolific winger Tommy Freeman switching to outside centre alongside Northampton club mate Fraser Dingwall.

England have made four changes for their final Six Nations match against Wales with Marcus Smith recalled, and starts for Luke Cowan-Dickie, Tom Roebuck and Ben Curry.

England have made extensive changes to their team for Saturday's final Guinness Six Nations match against Wales including recalling Marcus Smith at full-back. A week after being dropped, Smith returns as one of four personnel changes with head coach Steve Borthwick making three further positional switches despite England’s seven-try rout of Italy.