England have named Anthony Watson on the right wing for Saturday's QBE International against South Africa in the only change to the team defeated by New Zealand. Watson, who trained alongside his England team-mates during a session at Pennyhill Park on Wednesday, made his debut as a second-half replacement in the 24-21 loss to the All Blacks and has been given his first Test start after Bath team-mate Semesa Rokoduguni was ruled out of selection by a thigh injury. The 20-year-old's place on the bench is taken by Harlequins' Marland Yarde in the only other adjustment to the 23 picked to face the Springboks at Twickenham.
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Right wing Anthony Watson made his England debut against New Zealand off the bench last weekend
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But he will start against South Africa at Twickenham in his full bow for the Red Rose on Saturday
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Watson's impressive form for Bath has earned him the call, with Marland Yarde returning to the bench
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@placeholder's decision to make only the one, injury-enforced, change to his starting XV is born out of a desire to see England redeem themselves after throwing away a winning position against New Zealand.
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