Daly retained in England squad
Elliot Daly could feature for England against Ireland this weekend after being retained in Eddie Jones' 25-man squad as his side go in search of successive Six Nations Grand Slams.
Daly made an early exit in England's last outing with Scotland after being on the receiving end of a tip-tackle from Fraser Brown at Twickenham.
The wing played no further part in the 61-21 win and was a doubt for the Ireland match due to concussion.
However, he has been named in the squad by Jones as he continues to "progress through his graduated return-to-play protocol".
Jones has kept faith with the squad that secured the Six Nations title against Scotland, with Tommy Taylor and Jonny May added to the 23-man matchday selection.
Victory for England in Dublin would see them become the first team to win back-to-back Grand Slams in the Six Nations era, and also overtake New Zealand with a record 19th straight victory.
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The prem games this season have mainly been great to watch , with the exception of Sale. So boring and predictable.
Let's have more of Bristol, Bath , Quins etc style of play.
Rugby needs expansive play to put more bums on seats . Not the dirge of rolling forward mauls constantly trying to bully their way over the line.
It has its place yes to draw the defence but the fans want to see more running rugby . Not win at any cost and sod the entertainment .
So Borthwick should drop Marcus Smith? He's the odd one out, forcing the rest of the English backline into a gameplay they don't know. Replacing him with Fin or Ford makes everyone more likely to succeed.
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