Owen Farrell back in the England squad, four suggested call-ups

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After opening the tournament with a dominant 48–7 win over Wales, England’s challenge has collapsed with three consecutive defeats. Losses to Scotland (31–20) and Ireland (42–21) were followed by a historic 23–18 defeat to Italy in Rome, the first time England have ever lost to the Azzurri in the competition.

The run of results has raised serious questions about leadership, discipline and attacking direction.

With England searching for answers, here are four players who could be worth a call-up.

When a team looks short of direction, the conversation inevitably turns to Owen Farrell.

For over a decade, Farrell has been England’s on-field organiser — controlling territory, kicking goals under pressure and setting the tone defensively. His leadership has often been the backbone of England’s game management.

During this Six Nations, England have struggled to close out matches and maintain composure when momentum swings.

Those are precisely the situations where Farrell has historically thrived. Whether at fly-half or inside centre, his presence could bring the authority and structure England currently lack.

Max Ojomoh has been quietly building a reputation as one of the most intelligent young backs in English rugby.

The Bath centre — son of former England international Steve Ojomoh — has developed into a creative attacking option capable of playing both centre and fly-half.

In the Prem, Ojomoh’s distribution, vision and ability to unlock defences have made him a key figure for Bath. Many expected him to feature more regularly in England squads by now.

With England struggling to generate fluid attacking phases, a player with Ojomoh’s instincts could offer a fresh dimension.

Few players in the Prem offer the kind of electric pace Adam Radwan brings.

The winger built his reputation at Newcastle Falcons as one of the league’s most dangerous finishers — capable of turning half-chances into spectacular tries. Quick feet, sharp acceleration and fearless running make him a nightmare for defenders in broken play.

England’s attack has looked predictable at times during the championship.

Radwan’s raw speed could instantly stretch defences and provide the kind of spark England have been missing out wide.

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If England want energy in the forward pack, Gabriel Oghre is difficult to ignore.

The Bristol Bears hooker has been one of the most dynamic front-rowers in the Prem this season, combining powerful carrying with impressive mobility around the pitch.

Oghre’s physicality and work-rate have stood out week after week, and he has already shown he can make an impact at international level.

With England looking for more punch and momentum through the middle, his form could make him a compelling option.

Whether it's the grit of Will Carling in the 90s, the tactical brilliance of Martin Johnson, or the fearless leadership of Owen Farrell, this quiz will challenge even the most dedicated fans.

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