England face Grand Slam-chasing Ireland in Dublin on Saturday, as Steve Brothwick’s side look to bounce back from a humiliating defeat against France; England have selected a 36-man squad ahead of the match, with Ollie Hassell-Collins also returning after injury.
Last Updated: 13/03/23 9:20am
Ollie Lawrence suffered a hamstring injury against France on Saturday
Ollie Lawrence has been ruled out for England’s Six Nations match against Ireland after the centre sustained a hamstring injury against France on Saturday.
Steve Brothwick has selected a 36-player squad for England’s Six Nations match against Ireland, and there are also returns to the squad for Jonny Hill and Guy Porter and a call-up for Will Collier.
Ollie Hassell-Collins is another one coming back in that 36, after featuring in the first two games. He missed the Wales match due to injury.
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Lawrence was awarded player of the match against Italy a month ago but limped off on Saturday as England suffered a humiliating 10-53 loss against France at Twickenham.
The result was a record loss at Twickenham and the most points ever shipped in a Test at home by an England side.
Borthwick’s side will look to bounce back on Saturday, when they play Grand Slam-chasing Ireland at the Aviva Stadium.
After the defeat to France, Jamie George apologised to fans and said an immediate response is needed.
England 36-man squad
Forwards: Ollie Chessum, Dan Cole, Will Collier, Ben Curry, Alex Dombrandt, Tom Dunn, Ben Earl, Ellis Genge, Jamie …