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England boss Eddie Jones predicts scrum will be key battleground against Argentina

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England face the toughest test of their World Cup campaign so far when they take on Argentina.
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Eddie Jones declared “hang on to your seats” as he lit the fuse for England’s pivotal World Cup group clash with Argentina on Saturday.

Jones has picked his strongest available starting XV for the Pool C showdown at Tokyo Stadium in pursuit of the victory that would propel his title challengers into the quarter-finals.

Marauding prop Mako Vunipola and tackle-busting wing Jack Nowell are poised to make their first appearances of the tournament after overcoming lengthy injury-enforced absences to secure places on the bench.

After the pool’s two weakest teams were swatted aside, Eddie Jones has picked his strongest available side, with playmakers George Ford and Owen Farrell fielded in tandem inside Manu Tuilagi.

Tuilagi was a marauding presence against Tonga, scoring two tries in a man-of-the-match performance, but was rested for the USA clash.

Jones has opted for the openside flanker combination of Tom Curry and Sam Underhill, the duo he dubbed ‘Kamikaze Kids’, in the back row with Lewis Ludlam deputising on the bench.”

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TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Liverpool88002061424
2Manchester CityMan City75112772016
3Leicester CityLeicester8422147714
4Crystal Palace842288014
5Burnley8332119212
6Arsenal73311211112
7West Ham UnitedWest Ham83321111012
8Tottenham HotspurSpurs83231412211
9Chelsea73221413111
10Bournemouth73221312111
11Manchester UnitedMan Utd72329729
12Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd82337709
13Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton8233810-29
14Aston Villa8224131218
15Wolverhampton WanderersWolves7142911-27
16Southampton7214711-47
17Everton8215613-77
18Norwich CityNorwich82061021-116
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20Watford8035420-163
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