Flanker Leonard replaces Saracens’ Maggie Alphonsi who picked up an injury playing in a club game against Worcester at the weekend.

Leonard is one of a handful of changes for the reigning Grand Slam champions. Richmond hooker Emma Layland and Saracens full back Vicky Massarella will get their first starts of this season’s Six Nations campaign while Darlington Mowden Park Sharks centre Georgina Roberts will make her international debut. Wasps player Natalie Binstead could also earn her first cap for England if she is called off the bench.
Richmond’s Alice Richardson will start the game at fly half with Katy McLean moving to the bench, while Wasps wing Michaela Staniford moves to the left wing in place of Danielle Waterman. Worcester’s Katherine Merchant will now wear the number 14 jersey while Wasps prop Claire Purdy could earn her third cap if she too is called off the bench.
England Head Coach Gary Street said: “It is unfortunate that we have had to withdraw Maggie from this fixture, but in Jane Leonard we have a quality flanker. She has already proved herself at international level this season, making her debut against the USA in December and coming off the bench against Wales and Italy.”
England
1 Rochelle Clark Henley
2 Emma Layland Richmond
3 Katy Storie Blaydon Team Northumbria
4 Tamara Taylor Darlington Mowden Park Sharks
5 Joanna McGilchrist Wasps
6 Sarah Hunter Lichfield
7 Jane Leonard Wasps/Army
8 Catherine Spencer (C) Worcester
9 Amy Turner Richmond
10 Alice Richardson Richmond
11 Michaela Staniford Wasps
12 Rachael Burford Saracens
13 Georgina Roberts Darlington Mowden Park Sharks
14 Katherine Merchant Worcester
15 Victoria Massarella Saracens
Replacements:
16 Amy Garnett Saracens
17 Claire Purdy Wasps
18 Natalie Binstead Wasps
19 Karen Jones Richmond
20 Danielle Waterman Clifton
21 Katy McLean Darlington Mowden Park Sharks
22 Claire Allan Saracens
Head Coach Gary Street
Assistant Coach Graham Smith
England RBS 6 Nations Fixtures
February 2nd England v Wales, London Irish RFC, Sunbury KO 230pm WON 55-0
February 9th Italy v England, Stadio Tre Fontane, Rome, KO 230pm WON 76-6
February 23rd France v England, Bergerac, nr Agen, WON 0-31
March 8th Scotland v England Meggetland Stadium, Edinburgh KO12pm
March 15th England v Ireland, London Irish RFC, Sunbury KO 445pm