Wales has named its team to face England in the Six Nations opener, welcoming back Louis Rees-Zammit to the tournament after his stint in the NFL. Rees-Zammit will start at fullback, a position he's played only a few times in his Test career. Hooker Dewi Lake will captain the side due to injury, marking a significant change for the Welsh squad.

This match marks Rees-Zammit's return to the Six Nations after 18 months spent with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Wales is looking to improve after a difficult run in the tournament, having finished at the bottom of the table for the past two years. New coach Steve Tandy is hoping to shift the team's fortunes, starting with a strong performance against England at Twickenham.

Josh Macleod makes his tournament debut, stepping in to replace the injured Jac Morgan. Eddie James also gets a starting spot, replacing Max Llewellyn. Wales's Six Nations campaign continues with matches against France, Scotland, Ireland, and Italy. The team is hoping to start the tournament on a positive note.

The clash against England is always highly anticipated. Wales's coach, Steve Tandy, emphasized the team's determination, stating they're ready to attack the game. The Welsh team is under pressure to perform, especially after a disappointing run. Their first match will set the tone for the rest of the Six Nations.