Summary
England's rugby team has included 20-year-old Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela for the Six Nations to cover injuries. Other new additions include Greg Fisilau and Emmanuel Iyogun. Some players are recovering from injuries ahead of the team's first match against Wales on February 7.
Key Facts
- Vilikesa 'Billy' Sela, a 20-year-old player from Bath, has been called up to the England rugby squad for the Six Nations.
- Greg Fisilau from Exeter and Emmanuel Iyogun from Northampton are also new additions to the squad.
- Arthur Clarke, who played against the United States this summer, is included in the squad.
- Several back row and prop positions had changes due to injuries and selections.
- There are injury concerns for Ollie Lawrence, Tom Roebuck, Ben Curry, and Fin Smith, who are working to recover.
- Loosehead prop Fin Baxter will miss the match against Wales due to a foot injury but may return later in the tournament.
- England's first match in the Six Nations is against Wales on February 7.
- Head coach Steve Borthwick's team is currently on an 11-match winning streak.
