| Venue: Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille Date: Saturday, 23 September Kick-off: 16:45 BST |
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Marcus Smith starts at full-back and captain Owen Farrell returns at 10 in an experimental, much-changed England side to face Chile on Saturday.
Smith impressed in the position after coming off the bench in recent weeks, including in the Pool D win over Japan.
Farrell appears for the first time at France 2023 after a four-match ban. George Ford is named as a replacement.
Ollie Lawrence, Henry Arundell and Max Malins also come in, with Billy Vunipola and Jack Willis in the pack.
Lawrence, named the Premiership’s player of the year in May after five tries in 12 appearances for Bath, is paired in midfield with Elliot Daly, who is one of only three players retained from the starting line-up that beat Japan.
Wings Arundell and Malins will make their first appearances of the tournament, while prop Bevan Rodd and second row David Ribbans also earn their first Rugby World Cup minutes.
Hooker Theo Dan, second row George Martin and scrum-half Danny Care start for the first time in the campaign too.
England: Smith; Arundell, Daly, Lawrence, Malins; Farrell, Care; Rodd, Dan, Sinckler, Ribbans, Martin, Ludlam, Willis, Vunipola.
Replacements: Walker, Marler, Stuart, Chessum, Earl, Youngs, Ford, Marchant
Victory against Chile would put England on the brink of qualification after wins over Argentina and Japan.
“One of the many great things about the Rugby World Cup is that the tournament provides an excellent opportunity to play against teams that we rarely have a chance to see,” said head coach Steve Borthwick before the teams’ first meeting.
“It is for that reason that we are particularly looking forward to testing ourselves against Chile on Saturday.”
His side conclude their Pool D campaign against Samoa in a fortnight’s time before a potential quarter-final against Wales, Australia or Fiji.
More to follow.