England centrepiece winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is likely out for several weeks with a hamstring injury, ruling him out of the Six Nations opener against Wales and clouding his tournament prospects.

Coach Steve Borthwick said the injury represents a longer absence rather than a one-week setback, and a specialist assessment will clarify the prognosis.

With Feyi-Waboso unavailable, Tom Roebuck is set to start on the right wing, marking his first Six Nations involvement since November after toe trouble.

England have prepared multiple options at wing to adapt quickly if plans shift, ensuring a ready replacement when needed.

Roebuck has been cleared to play despite a toe issue that had sidelined him previously.

Even during the injury period, Borthwick kept Roebuck in consideration, starting him on tour, signaling strong regard for his potential.

George Ford, Man of the Match against Wales, urges England to back themselves, maintain momentum, and impose their game against Scotland.

Ford emphasizes staying confident, understanding opponents, and sticking to England’s game plan to drive success in the Six Nations.

The team’s leadership and tactical stance reflect self-belief, with Ford urging a continued, assertive approach rather than chasing alternatives against Scotland.

If needed, Elliot Daly is an alternative at the wing, highlighting England’s versatile back three options.

Ollie Lawrence and Fin Smith have returned to training and are in contention, while George Kloska has joined as cover for Billy Sela, who suffered a concussion.

Back-three options include Henry Arundell, Tom Roebuck, Tommy Freeman, and Elliot Daly, though returns of Finn Smith and Lawrence could reshuffle the backline.