George Furbank has been included in England's 36-man squad for the Six Nations, despite suffering a head injury in training. The Northampton full-back must pass return-to-play protocols to be available for Saturday's Calcutta Cup clash against Scotland at Murrayfield. Steve Borthwick's side are seeking to end a run of only one win in Edinburgh since 2016.
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso has been ruled out for 'a number of weeks' with a hamstring injury, making him a major doubt for the remainder of the tournament. The Exeter winger withdrew from the victory over Wales 24 hours before kick-off and has been replaced by Tom Roebuck. Borthwick confirmed he will miss the Scotland and Ireland matches, with his chances of returning later described as 'remote'.
Ellis Genge is also a fitness concern after being replaced at half-time against Wales with a hamstring niggle, while Billy Sela has been replaced by George Kloska due to a head injury. In positive news, Ollie Lawrence and Fin Smith are back in contention after returning to the squad, with Max Ojomoh dropping out.
England are on a 12-match winning run but have struggled away from home under Borthwick. Back-row Ben Earl warned against a 'smash-and-grab' mentality, while George Ford urged the team to embrace their confidence. Ollie Chessum highlighted the hostile atmosphere expected at Murrayfield, where Scotland are likely to employ an aerial bombardment strategy with Blair Kinghorn potentially recalled.
