Wales will be without injured wings Tom Rogers and Josh Adams as they aim to avoid a 17th straight defeat when they host England in their final Six Nations fixture for the season in Cardiff on Saturday.

Wales make two changes to Six Nations side to face England in Cardiff on Super Saturday; Joe Roberts - ordinarily a centre - is named to start on wing for first time in his career, replacing injured Tom Rogers (fractured thumb);

England have recalled Marcus Smith at full-back, while Tom Roebuck starts on the wing and Tommy Freeman moves to centre. Steve Borthwick's side realistically need to win with a bonus point and hope France slip up against Scotland. Victory for Wales, or even a losing bonus point, could well see them avoid he Wooden Spoon.

Wales' Joe Roberts will make a first test start as a wing and Aaron Wainwright is on the side of the scrum in two changes for their final Six Nations fixture against England in Cardiff on Saturday as the team seek to avoid the wooden spoon.

Wales still haven’t won a single match since the 2023 Rugby World Cup and are desperately hoping to end their record losing run that now stands at 16 successive Tests, 10 in a row in the Six Nations, but there has been a clear resurgence under the temporary leadership of Matt Sherratt, if you discount last week’s first half at Murrayfield.

Wales will be without injured wings Tom Rogers and Josh Adams as they aim to avoid a 17th straight defeat when they host England in their final Six Nations fixture for the season in Cardiff on Saturday.

Wales bring in Joe Roberts and Aaron Wainwright as two changes for the Six Nations finale against England in Cardiff on Saturday.

Scarlets centre Joe Roberts will make his first professional start on the wing when Wales tackle Guinness Six Nations title contenders England in Cardiff. Roberts replaces Tom Rogers, who suffered a fractured thumb during the early stages of Wales’ 35-29 defeat against Scotland at Murrayfield.

Scarlets centre Joe Roberts will make his first professional start on the wing when Wales bid to end their lengthy losing streak in a Six Nations finale against title contenders England. England, by contrast,