England's Next Generation Steps Up

Bath center Max Ojomoh headlines a new-look England squad featuring three uncapped starters for Saturday's clash against the United States at Washington DC's Audi Field. The 24-year-old playmaker, following in the footsteps of his father Steve (12 England caps in the 1990s), partners Harlequins' Luke Northmore in a revamped midfield.

Debutant Watch

• 🏉 Joe Carpenter (Sale Sharks): Dynamic full-back brings Premiership-winning experience
• 🔒 Arthur Clark (Gloucester): Towering lock adds physical presence to second row
• ⚡ Gabriel Oghre (Bristol): Versatile hooker set for bench debut after late tour call-up

Key Returns & Tactical Shifts Immanuel Feyi-Waboso makes his anticipated return on the wing after serving a two-match ban, with head coach Steve Borthwick stating: "His explosive pace adds a new dimension to our attacking options." The match also sees:

• George Ford captaining a side featuring only three survivors from Argentina victory
• Jack van Poortvliet earning start at scrum-half following series-winning try
• Emerging flanker Guy Pepper securing first start after impactful bench appearances

Historic Context & Stakes

• 📈 England's perfect 7-0 record vs USA since 1987
• 🌎 Washington among 27 US cities bidding for 2031/33 World Cup matches
• 📉 Eagles currently ranked 16th globally after shock Spain defeat

With 20,000-capacity Audi Field set to host this crucial World Cup pathway match, Borthwick emphasized: *"This tour has shown our depth - these players have earned their shot through relentless training commitment."**