Wayne Pivac during the week: “We have had the chance to put the disappointments of the loss to France behind us and we know heading to London we need to be more clinical in attack and convert the opportunities that we are creating.

“Liam’s return to full fitness is a positive after the loss of Josh (Adams), as is the return of Josh Navidi. We have been targeting this game for both of their returns and they have trained really well so it’s a great opportunity for them on Saturday.”

Eddie Jones ahead of the clash: “We’ve had a really good two-week preparation – a fallow week in Oxford where we had good training days last Thursday and Friday and three good training days this week culminating in a very good session Wednesday.

“Wales are a very tough, well-coached side and they’ve been building on their attack since Wayne Pivac has taken over.

“It’s always a tough game against Wales and we know they will bring that toughness to all the contest areas.”

England and defending champions Wales do battle once again as they clash in round 4 of the Six Nations Championship. England currently sit in second position with two wins from three matches, while Wales lie fourth with just the single victory. Both sides will be desperate for victory, with England looking to keep the pressure on championship leaders France.