by Zoe Harrison was immersed in the fly half for England’s Six Nations Grand Slam Decider against France, but the red roses were hit by an injury, with Ellie Kildunne being excluded from the collision.
Holly plays Holly Aitchison, who was impressed against Scotland last week because the Start No 10 shirt had played well against Wales and Ireland at the beginning of the tournament.
Their controlling qualities and their kick game are likely to be important assets because the red roses take on an unbeaten team to secure a seventh crown in a row.
The full-back Kildunne, the reigning world player of the year, misses due to a thigh injury that is not considered serious, and Emma sings the Premiership women’s hip after an excellent season for women’s rugby (PrWR).
Claudia Macdonald keeps her place on the grand piano in front of Jess Breach, while there is no place for Vice captain Marlie Packer on match day 23.
England has won his last 14 meetings with France, but visitors are the only team in competition that they have been closed regularly in recent years.
The selection of Harrison is the most remarkable call for head coach John Mitchell, who worked on building further depths within his record squad during this tournament, while England later set up on a home world this year.
The 27-year-old now seems to be in pole position to take No. 10 shirt at this tournament, even though Aitchison and Helena Rowland offer the bank from the bank.
The omission of packers is equipped with Mitchell, which prefers a mighty back in the pack, which contains both Maddie Feununati and Alex Matthews in the back row. Skipper Zoe Aldcroft continues on the blind side with Abbie Ward and Morwenna Talling paired at Lock.
The Hooker Amy Cokayne returns to the bench after a breast injury, whereby Abi Burton preferred both Packer and Sadia Kabeya as a cover.
In the meantime, France starts Charlotte Escudero and Lea Champon on the flanks after injuring the ROW novels Menager and Stephanie Okemba before the last round.
Emilie Boulard is left out, and the young weapon Kelly Arbey prefers on the wing, and again you prefer a six -striker up to two Backs Bank Split.
England XV in France in Tickenham (4.45 p.m. BST, Saturday, April 26): 1 Hannah Botterman, 2 Lark Atkin-Davies, 3 Maud Muir; 4 Morwenna Talling, 5 Abbie Ward; 6 Zoe Aldcroft (capt.), 7 Maddie Feununati, 8 Alex Matthews; 9 Natasha Hunt, 10 Zoe Harrison; 11 Claudia Macdonald, 12 Tatyana belongs, 13 Meg Jones, 14 Abby Dow; 15 Emma Sing.
Substitute: 16 Amy Cokayne, 17 Kelsey Clifford, 18 Sarah Bern, 19 Rosie Galligan, 20 Abi Burton; 21 Lucy Packer, 22 Holly Aitchison, 23 Helena Rowland.
France XV: 1 Yllana Brosseu, 2 Manon Bigot, 3 Assia Khalfaoui; 4 Manae Feleu (cap.); 5 Madoussou Fall Raclot; 6 Charlotte Escuderol, 7 Lea Champon, 8 Teani Feleu; 9 Pauline Bourdon Sansus, 10 Carla Arbez; 11 Kelly Arbey, 12 Gabrielle Vernier, 13 Marine Menager (Co-captain), 14 Joanna Grizez; 15 morning bourgeois.
Substitute: 16 Elisa Riffonneau, 17 Ambre Mwayembe, 18 Rose Bernadou, 19 Kiara Zago, 20 Axelle Berthoumieu, 21 Taina Maka; 22 Alexandra Chambon, 23 Lina Queyroi.
