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Ireland 29-16 England: Four-try Ireland complete Grand Slam to leave England with searching questions less than six months out from World Cup

Marcus Smith was drafted in to face France last weekend in England's 53-10 defeat at Twickenham replacing captain Owen Farrell who was dropped amid struggling form against Wales

England were humiliated 53-10 against France last weekend in their biggest Six Nations defeat ever as their Twickenham visitors ran riot against Steve Borthwick's men

England face Ireland in their final Six Nations match on Saturday, but will be without lock Ollie Chessum who dislocated his ankle in training which has resulted in him needing surgery

English sporting legend rules out move away from Ireland as his team prepares for Grand Slam shot against nation that sacked him

England suffered a 53-10 defeat at Twickenham to France last time out and now face the Six Nations leaders, who are going in search of a grand slam in Dublin

England captain Owen Farrell looks set to reclaim the No. 10 jersey from Marcus Smith following a record defeat to France, a decision Danny Cipriani believes would say more about coach Steve Borthwick

“There’s going to be a lot of noise and a lot of pressure on us. This is a big test of our togetherness as a squad, of our resolve. We’re in a tough period at the minute. We’ve got to keep our heads high"

“That is nowhere near good enough and I want to apologise. We are sorry and we need to make sure that we get better and learn from this experience, because it’s clear we have a long way to go"

England 10-53 France: Next up for battered England is world number one side Ireland - in Dublin on St Patrick's weekend

Sir Clive Woodward pointed the finger firmly at ex-England boss Eddie Jones after Steve Borthwick's men were hammered 53-10 by France in their 'worst ever defeat'

Farrell has not been anywhere near his best. England have got themselves on front foot well and Owen has not done enough from a game-shaping point of view

The Bristol Bears prop will lead England out against France on Saturday in their fourth Six Nations fixture after fly-half Owen Farrell was controversially dropped by Steve Borthwick

The new coach of the national rugby team has made a bold decision to demote the captain from the starting lineup ahead of the next game but it is one he has stood by

Steve Borthwick has stamped his authority on the England selection to face France, axing fly-half Owen Farrell in favour of Marcus Smith in what could be the start of a new era

Marcus Smith has been recalled by Steve Borthwick for Saturday's clash at fly-half while Ellis Genge will lead out his side at Twickenham

Ellis Genge, who was the triumphant captain under Steve Borthwick at Leicester, has long been a leader of this England team and he is now set to take over from Owen Farrell

Steve Borthwick is set to select Marcus Smith ahead of Owen Farrell at fly-half for England's crunch Six Nations clash against France at Twickenham on Saturday

England take on France in a huge Six Nations showdown at Twickenham on Saturday, and Charlie Hodgson has detailed what Steve Borthwick's men must do to claim victory

England head coach vows to do homework on ALL his fly-half options ahead of next week's French Test

Smith played less than a minute against Wales and will turn out for Quins against Exeter Chiefs, rather than join the training camp in Brighton

England will face Wales in the Six Nations on Saturday after a planned strike over contracts was called off saving the crunch match - valued to be worth £9million

EXCLUSIVE: England flanker reveals all ahead of Six Nations showdown with Wales at Principality Stadium in Cardiff this evening

Leicester 24-18 Saracens: Former England fullback ends 11 months out of the game with man of the match display on debut for champions Leicester

“I was introduced to the ‘three boxes’ concept: the box that is the past, the box that is the future and the box that is right now. It is normal for our minds to take us to the past, which we can’t do anything about, or the future, which we can’t control. Make the most of today as that gives the best chance of making the future what we want it to be"