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.

From Mr Smith, to Mr and Mr Smith, and now back to Mr Smith. Yes, England find themselves at something of a crossroads that could have implications beyond the next World Cup.

Marcus Smith has been restored at full-back in a much changed line-up for England's Six Nations finale against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.The Harlequins playmaker started the championship at fly-half but was on the bench for last weekend's 47-24 win over Italy at Twickenham.

Steve Borthwick insists England will play with ambition and courage against Wales in Cardiff in their determination to become Guinness Six Nations champions. Borthwick has made four changes in personnel and three positional switches for Saturday’s clash,

Back-rower Gregory Alldritt has been handed the French captaincy in the absence of superstar Antoine Dupont, while Maxime Lucu starts scrumhalf as France face Scotland.

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.

Tommy Freeman, in good form on the wing, is picked at 13 as Steve Borthwick shakes up his backline combination