article_snippet: England will kick off Saturday's game knowing precisely what the Six Nations need to do to win the Six Nations and take huge momentum into the World Cup.
article_snippet: Chris Robshaw's England will know exactly what they have to do to win the Six Nations when they kick off .
article_snippet: It is tempting to think England must throw caution to the wind and play a wild, attacking game.
article_snippet: If England need a big score, Chris Robshaw and the half-backs will face big decisions from the first minute.
article_snippet: England should be very pleased with the situation England find England in, especially after the hiding England received in Dublin.
article_snippet: So England must try to ensure England take the lead early and force France to chase the Wales v Italy game.
article_snippet: England must take every penalty that is offered
article_snippet: England's first try against Scotland must build a score against France .
article_snippet: If opportunities arise, we must take opportunities, something we failed to do against Scotland.
article_snippet: England must be squeaky clean and aim to concede no more than four penalties in each half.
article_snippet: The contact area and scrum will be key and England cannot afford to gift France easy points.
article_snippet: England must also employ an exciting restart policy.
article_snippet: This is a huge test of England’s tactical kicking game, which I’m not sure is as good as it needs to be yet.
article_snippet: Patience will be a key word, but tries will come as long as we are playing the game at real pace.
article_snippet: I’d expect England to win — then ’d becomes about by how much.
highlights_snippet: England play France in the final game of the Six Nations and will know exactly what the Six Nations have to do to win the tournament .
  
highlights_snippet: England must aim to win the Six Nations title and not just beat France .
  