England will be without Immanuel Feyi-Waboso for their Six Nations opener against Wales due to a leg injury. The winger, who started all four of England's autumn Tests, suffered the setback in training. This is a blow for England as Feyi-Waboso was expected to be a key player. Tom Roebuck will replace him on the right wing at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham.

Roebuck's inclusion marks his return after being sidelined with a toe problem. Scrum coach Tom Harrison confirmed the news, stating the team is prepared for the change. Feyi-Waboso previously missed last year's competition due to a shoulder injury. England is aiming for their first Six Nations title in six years.

England's squad is looking to continue their run of form, having won 11 games and achieved their first unbeaten autumn series in nearly a decade. The match against Wales is scheduled for Saturday at Allianz Stadium, Twickenham. The Welsh team, led by Rees-Zammit, are considered dangerous opponents despite recent setbacks.

This injury adds to Feyi-Waboso's unlucky streak in the Six Nations. His absence forces a reshuffle in the English backline. Roebuck's performance will be critical. The match is a crucial test for both teams. The Guinness Six Nations is a major tournament in the rugby calendar.