article_snippet: Graham Rowntree has braced Twickenham for a thunderous forward collision as England launch Twickenham final assault on the 2015 RBS 6 Nations title.
article_snippet: Ireland and Wales are also in the hunt for the crown on a day promising captivating sporting theatre that will unfold over three staggered kick-offs with points difference almost certain to decide the outcome.
article_snippet: Bringing down the curtain is England's clash with France and it is The Red Rose who occupy pole position knowing exactly what is required to win a first piece of silverware under head coach Stuart Lancaster.
article_snippet: Captain Chris Robshaw will hope to lead England to Six Nations glory against France at Twickenham .
article_snippet: Forward Dylan Hartley takes time out in training (left) whilst Courtney Lawes gets ready for a catch (right) England forwards Dan Cole (left), Joe Marler (centre left) and Tom Youngs (right) pose with the Calcutta Cup .
article_snippet: England's Jack Howell prepares with catching practice for Le Crunch against France on Saturday .
article_snippet: England coach Lancaster says England must not try and win the contest against France too early .
article_snippet: England players huddle up together as England coach Lancaster watches on during the open training session . '
article_snippet: England players'll come to Twickenham looking to do the same to us. '
article_snippet: England trained at their Twickenham stadium on Friday before hosting France in their Six Nations final fixture .
highlights_snippet: England face a Six Nations showdown with France on Saturday .
  
highlights_snippet: The Red Rose are currently top of the Six Nations table .
  
highlights_snippet: England have replaced Dave Attwood with Geoff Parling in the starting XV .