Eddie Jones names England squad to face Barbarians at Twickenham

The match is live on Sky Sports Arena with coverage starting from 1pm.

Jones said: “This is important game for us and we’re looking forward to getting back to Twickenham and playing rugby.

“We’ve had two really good camps, going back to basics and how we want to play.  The Barbarians squad has a rich blend of talent, so this week we’ll be testing ourselves under pressure and looking to take our game to the next level.”

Joe Marler (Harlequins) will also join up with the squad for reconditioning.

Alex Dombrandt, Harlequins*
Tom Dunn, Bath Rugby*
Charlie Ewels, Bath Rugby
Ellis Genge, Leicester Tigers
Jamie George, Saracens
Joe Heyes, Leicester Tigers*
Ted Hill, Worcester Warriors
Maro Itoje, Saracens
Alex Moon, Northampton Saints*
Beno Obano, Bath Rugby*
David Ribbans, Northampton Saints*
Will Stuart, Bath Rugby
Sam Underhill, Bath Rugby
Billy Vunipola, Saracens
Mako Vunipola, Saracens
Mark Wilson, Newcastle Falcons

Ali Crossdale, Saracens*
Fraser Dingwall, Northampton Saints*
Owen Farrell, Saracens
Piers Francis, Northampton Saints
George Ford, Leicester Tigers
George Furbank, Northampton Saints
Willi Heinz, Gloucester Rugby
Jonathan Joseph, Bath Rugby
Ollie Lawrence, Worcester Warriors*
Joe Marchant, Harlequins
Jonny May, Gloucester Rugby
Alex Mitchell, Northampton Saints*
Ollie Thorley, Gloucester Rugby*
Anthony Watson, Bath Rugby
Ben Youngs, Leicester Tigers

*denotes uncapped players

The speedy winger, who was dating Stranger Things star Millie Bobbie Brown until relatively recently, is the son of cross-code rugby star Jason Robinson. Signing a deal with Wigan Warriors, the teenage sensation looks set to follow in his fathers footsteps. His older brother Lewis has already came through the ranks at Wigan and is a Scotland international while

The All Black legend has three sons; Marco, Fox and Rocco. His eldest, Marco has already shone for his junior team in Japan and it's expected his brothers will follow him onto the rugby pitch in years to come. The Carter's could realistically become the next famous family dynasty in rugby.

His dad Jon played 12 Tests for England at senior level, scoring four tries, and also had a spell with Northampton Saints, where Ollie is a member of the academy set-up.

Son of Andy and brother of Owen, the youngster has reportedly already shone in junior rugby. He could well become the latest of what is a terrific family dynasty that also includes rugby league legend Sean O'Loughlin along with current stars Liam and Connor Farrell.

Jonny and his wife Shelley became parents for the first time in late 2018. They keep their private life pretty much on lockdown, but according to reports, they had a little boy called James while they were still living in France. Despite his early years, fans will be hoping to see him follow in Wilkinson's footsteps.