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Jeremy Guscott weighs up England’s midfield and backline options, urging Steve Borthwick to unleash his exciting attacking centres and reward their club form.

Jeremy Guscott argues that England head coach Steve Borthwick must unleash his attacking centres and give backline options the chance to prove their worth at the international level. Guscott highlights the squad selections of Will Joseph and Max Ojomoh for the Nations Championship, praising their earned recalls following strong club form.
According to Guscott, Joseph's performances for Gloucester show that consistent impact at club level brings rewards. He notes that consultant Chris Boyd has transformed Gloucester's attack, benefiting Joseph after an ineffective spell with Harlequins.
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