ENGLAND’S OWEN FARRELL AND JAMIE GEORGE RULED OUT OF SOUTH AFRICA TEST FOLLOWNG INJURY
England captain Owen Farrell and hooker Jamie George have been ruled out of
Saturday’s Test against South Africa.
Farrell who suffered from ankle problem and George from knee problem have
withdrawn from the squad with injuries sustained in last Saturday’s 32-15 win over
Australia.
Gloucester’s Harry Elrington and Jack Singleton have now been called up to
Eddie Jones’ 34-man squad.
Joe Marler will join on Friday after completing his 10-day isolation period
following a positive Covid-19 test.
George, 31, was not named in the initial autumn squad but the Saracens hooker
was recalled a day later following an injury to Luke Cowan-Dickie.
Saturday’s game at Twickenham will see England aim to make it three wins
from three from their autumn internationals, having also beaten Tonga on
November six.
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