Wales consider naming Scarlets centre Joe Roberts on the wing for the Six Nations finale against England on Saturday.

By Mitch Phillips BAGSHOT, England (Reuters) -England coach Steve Borthwick has unveiled a radical, new-look team for Saturday's Six Nations game against Wales, with prolific winger Tommy Freeman switching to outside centre alongside Northampton club mate Fraser Dingwall.

Tom Roebuck, the Sale Sharks wing, will make his first Test start against Wales in another bold selection call by England head coach Steve Borthwick, Telegraph Sport understands.

Marcus Smith is back in Steve Borthwick’s good books and will start at full-back for England in Wales on Saturday. Borthwick has reshuffled his back line with Smith promoted from the bench, wing Tommy Freeman switched to centre and a new pair of wings.

Wales lock Dafydd Jenkins says his side can not let England realise their Six Nations title ambitions in Cardiff this weekend.

England coach Steve Borthwick has unveiled a radical, new-look team for Saturday's Six Nations game against Wales, with prolific winger Tommy Freeman switching to outside centre alongside Northampton club mate Fraser Dingwall.

Marcus Smith has been included at full-back for England's Six Nations finale against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday. But with centre Ollie Lawrence suffering an Achilles injury against Italy, Smith came on to score a try from full-back -- where he started in one-point wins over both France and Scotland -- with originally selected No 15 Elliot Daly moving into Lawrence's centre berth.