3 uncapped players from England Team Will Start the Match Against the USA

Steve Borthwick retained just three England players from last week’s series-clinching victory over Argentina. He made 12 changes to his squad, including three players uncapped for this Saturday’s match against the USA.

England followed up their 35-12 victory over Los Pumas on July 5 in La Plata with a 22-17 triumph in San Juan thanks to a last-minute try from substitute Jack van Poortvliet.

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After starting the summer with a 24-26 defeat to France in an uncapped international at Allianz Stadium in Twickenham, England will conclude their four-match schedule in Washington, D.C., and the squad selection will give Arthur Clark, midfielder Max Ojomoh, and defender Joe Carpenter their Test debuts.

The number of Test debutants could rise to six against the Americans, as spinner Gabriel Oghre, shortstop Charlie Atkinson, and fullback Oscar Beard have also been named as reserves.

All eight of last week’s substitutes have been promoted to the starting lineup.

Only three of England’s San Juan heroes—captain George Ford, centre Luke Northmore, who has one cap, and Alex Coles, who plays in the scrum’s second row—remain in Borthwick’s starting lineup.

They are joined in the starting fifteen by eight substitutes from last Saturday, who were recognized for their crucial role in turning the tide in England’s close match against Argentina.

The six substitute forwards who have been promoted are Asher Opoku-Fordjour, Curtis Langdon, and Bevan Rodd in the front row, and Alex Dombrandt, Guy Pepper, and Chandler Cunningham-South in the second row. Along with the debuting Clark, this means that Coles, who plays in the second row of the scrum, is the only England striker remaining in the starting lineup.

In defense, the winning Van Poortvliet will now be in the starting lineup, along with winger Cadan Murley, who were both substitutes. Van Poortvliet will partner captain Ford as a link-up, while Murley will be part of a back three that includes the debuting Carpenter and the suspended Immanuel Feyi-Waboso.

Northmore, the other playmaker remaining in the lineup alongside Ford, will play alongside debutant Ojomoh in midfield.

In an RFU statement, Borthwick said: “We know the USA team will be a tough challenge. There was a great spirit within the team throughout the tour. The players worked hard for each other and raised the bar every day.”

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