Tommy Freeman has become the first England men’s player to score a try in all five games in a single Six Nations campaign. The Northampton Saints back, relocated from the wing into the centres for the clash in Cardiff,

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.

Steve Borthwick may profit handsomely from getting the ball into the Northampton fulcrum's hands more often than he can on the wing.

Steve Borthwick has introduced major changes to England's lineup for their Six Nations match against Wales, moving prolific winger Tommy Freeman to outside centre. The team now features a significant Northampton Saints presence,

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