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However, he rejected the suggestion that Farrell's absence frees him to manage the game to his own instincts. We have to] want the ball, get the ball in space and make things happen, and not wait for the perfect picture." Manu is 100 per cent on board with his plan. Whenever you have a powerful player with soft-tissue injuries, you have to experiment a little bit. There's no textbook for managing players [who are injury prone]. Its a matter of cohesion between us and Sale on the medical staff. He's in a really good position now. He trained with us yesterday and looks in a really good spot. We wanted to play up the middle of the field. They want to play out there [on the wings] … we wanted to really take it to them and I thought we did that pretty well. The set piece was better today. Still not where we need to be, but better.”

Saracens hooker Jamie George is named on the bench, having recovered from a foot injury suffered at the start of October sooner than expected given he was initially ruled out until December.

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We’ve got another seven days together which is important. That felt more like a team that was going places. We’ll see how far we can go in them seven days.” The influence he has on the team, even now when he is not playing or when he is at 10 or 12 is absolutely enormous.

That's something not lost on Farrell, who said this week: "It’s finishing those chances off that was the work-on. Being a bit calmer after we do make the breaks and seeing where the opportunity is thereafter. It’s not like we didn’t create opportunities [against Argentina] in the conditions that we played in, but obviously we weren’t good enough to finish them off. The changes hopefully don’t make a difference to where we’re going with that. Hopefully they add to that, which is the key.” I saw a great advancement in the consistency of his game in the Six Nations. What I see of him now is physically a guy who is in great shape. England Replacements:Jamie George, Mako Vunipola, Joe Heyes, Alex Coles, Billy Vunipola, Ben Youngs, Henry Slade, Manu TuilagiJapan Replacements:Kosuke Horikoshi, Craig Millar, Yusuke Kizu, Wimpie van der Walt, Lappies Labuschagne, Naoto Saito, Seung-sin Lee, Siosaia Fifita. mins:Dearns carries to within a millimetre of the line, before Japan recycle the ball left. Riley grubbers in behind, but it's grounded in-goal by Farrell for a goal-line drop-out. It will complete an unexpected return for the 32-year-old after he was told he would miss entire Autumn Nations Series due to breaking two metatarsals on club duty for Saracens against Leicester on October 1. Last week, George Ford’s tactical nous - drop goals included - paved the way for an England victory after the red card to Curry. Tony Brown, Japan assistant coach, has this week hailed the impact of England’s fly-half.

England will be a handful in the way they play the game. They play differently to everyone else at the World Cup and they control the game well." England v Japan line-upsThe Brave Blossoms reached the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time in 2019 on home soil, beating Ireland and Scotland en route to topping their group.