Steve Borthwick has just named his first England matchday squad for this year's Six Nations.

Get your questions in for Chris.

Here is the England team to face Wales on Saturday.

The big news is that Jamie George will captain the team, with Maro Itoje on the bench.

England: Steward; Feyi-Waboso, Freeman, Dingwall, Arundell; Ford, Mitchell; Genge, George (capt), Heyes, Coles, Chessum, Pepper, Underhill, Earl

Replacements: Cowan-Dickie, Rodd, Davison, Itoje, T Curry, Pollock, Spencer, M Smith

The team is in....

British and Irish Lion Will Stuart and rising star Asher Opoku-Fordjour were both ruled out of the tournament.

Leicester's Joe Heyes, who started three Tests in November, is a likely starter.

The bench becomes interesting.

Northampton's 33-year-old Trevor Davison made the squad and has experience, with uncapped Bath prop Billy Sela, 20, highly rated.

Youth or experience?

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You always want to be in the training team with the captain and star player.

Maro Itoje is in a green bib.

It might mean nothing...

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Given Ollie Lawrence is rehabbing in Girona, here are the likely centre options.

Fraser Dingwall - Tommy Freeman

Fraser Dingwall - Max Ojomoh

Max Ojomoh - Tommy Freeman

Seb Atkinson - Tommy Freeman

Fraser Dingwall - Henry Slade

Max Ojomoh - Henry Slade

Seb Atkinson - Henry Slade

Fraser Dingwall - Elliot Daly

Max Ojomoh - Elliot Daly

Seb Atkinson - Elliot Daly

You get the point....

Freeman has openly said about his desire to play outside centre and if that is the case then his Northampton Saints team-mate Fraser Dingwall may be the play?

However, Max Ojomoh, who was the last player to wear the 12 shirt, put in a player-of-the-match performance against Argentina.

That did come because Dingwall was injured.

Seb Atkinson is also in the mix after impressing last summer in Argentina.

Form or a tested combination?

Full-back is a spot that could be up for grabs.

Freddie Steward has possession of the 15 jersey and played well in the autumn without fully nailing it down.

George Furbank appeared to be Steve Borthwick's long-term full-back.

Injuries have stalled his progress but he is back in the squad, which shows how highly he is rated, with his last Test coming in 2024.

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent in Girona

England have been here in northern Spain for the past week before flying back on Tuesday to finish prep for Wales.

The training base is adjacent to the Camiral resort, which is staging the 2031 Ryder Cup, so is unsurprisingly popular with the players.

As for the team, Tommy Freeman is expected to start in the centre alongside Fraser Dingwall - who is yet to lose in an England shirt.

Tom Roebuck's fitness is a big factor. Henry Arundell could step in if he's unavailable, which would mean Freddie Steward's aerial game in the back three becomes even more valuable.

Here is the team that defeated Wales 68-14 in Cardiff - England's last Six Nations game.

The Curry twins both started that day, Henry Pollock made a big impact off the bench.

Four Saints in the backs.

England: M Smith, Roebuck, Freeman, Dingwall, Daly; F Smith, Mitchell; Genge, Cowan-Dickie, Stuart, Itoje, Chessum, T Curry, B Curry, Earl

Replacements: George, Baxter, Heyes, Cunningham-South, Pollock, Willis, Van Poortvliet, Ford

We have our rugby correspondent Chris Jones across all the major talking points.

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Who will Steve Borthwick pick for England's first game of Six Nations against Wales?

The game at Allianz Stadium is at 16:40 GMT on Saturday.

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