Fin Smith set to start at fly-half for England against France in Six Nations
Marcus Smith will start with the defender of Fly-Half and Fin Smith in England in the Allianz Stadium on Saturday against France’s six national matches against France at the Allianz Stadium.
If confirmed, it would be the first test for Fin Smith of Northampton, 22, after winning his first seven hats from the bench.
That means Marcus Smith is ready to switch to his more strange defender stance, starting England’s final eight games with a 10th place match.
England will confirm their starting XV and replacement on Thursday.
France headed to Twickenham to beat Wales in the first round, inspired by a 53-10 victory two years ago.
Meanwhile, England was defeated by Ireland in Dublin, a result that led Steve Borthwick to beat the Division I country in a record seven games.
Senior coach Richard Wigglesworth told the Rugby League Weekly podcast. ” Senior coach Richard Wigglesworth told the Rugby League Weekly podcast.
“I have no problem with people who want to see more wins because that’s what I want and we’re all working on it.
“The outcome we want is to win, so we won’t avoid that.”
England will also make changes in the back and back three points, and Tom Willis is understood to be ranked 8th in the first test.
Wigglesworth said coaches need to weigh consistent choices in choosing the right team to beat France.
“What England did over the years was to chop and change the team, so you end up with a low level of cohesion and a lower level of trust in the coach,” he said.
“It didn’t work for a long time.
“We know what wasn’t working in the past, and we don’t want to make the same mistake.
“But we have to weigh all of these things and get the right team into the field.”
