Robshaw returns, Underhill set to make debut for England

England coach Eddie Jones has made three changes to his line-up for the second Test against Argentina scheduled to be played on Saturday.

Bath forward Sam Underhill is set to make his international appearance for the red rose team after recovering from a neck injury that forced him to miss the first Test against the Pumas.

Also returning to the line-up is former captain Chris Robshaw after making sufficient recovery from an ankle injury and will now partner up with Underhill in the back-row. Piers Francis, who came off the bench in the first Test last Saturday will make a start at inside centre.

Alex Lozowski and Mark Wilson, who featured in the first game at Estadio del Bicentenario have been dropped to the bench, while Tom Curry is out of matchday 23.

"It was obviously hard on Tom and Mark Wilson, who both played well," Jones said.

"Robbo would have been our first-choice six but he had a slight problem with his ankle that kept him out last week and he has worked very hard to get back. It is great to welcome him back into the squad.

"Robbo has been one of England's best players over the last two years and he will add a lot of experience and work rate into our back row. It will be exciting to see Sam Underhill make his debut too having been unfortunate not to play last week because of injury.

"Curry is unlucky. He will suit our style of game."

Following their 34-38 win over Argentina in the first Test, England will be hoping to make it 2-0 when they meet the same them again on Saturday.

England squad for second Test against Argentina:

Mike Brown, Marland Yarde, Henry Slade, Piers Francis, Jonny May; George Ford, Danny Care; Ellis Genge, Dylan Hartley, Harry Williams, Charlie Ewels, Joe Launchbury, Robshaw, Underhill, Nathan Hughes.

Replacements: Jack Singleton, Matt Mullan Will Collier, Nick Isiekwe, Mark Wilson, Jack Maunder, Alex Lozowski, Denny Solomona