England saw their Grand Slam ambitions go up in smoke for another season in Dublin two weeks ago , but Stuart Lancaster 's side are still very much in the hunt for the Championship . Lancaster 's side will look to bounce back against Scotland on Saturday evening following their disappointing 19-9 loss to Ireland at the Aviva Stadium . Courtney Lawes 's return to the engine room is most welcome following England 's problems at lineout time against Joe Schmidt 's side last time out . Chris Robshaw gets ready to take a pass during England 's Captain 's Run at Twickenham on Friday . Bath fly half George Ford will be central to England 's attack against Scotland . Northampton blindside Tom Wood has recovered from injury to take his place on the bench . Mike Brown ( second left ) returns at full-back for England after he sat out the trip to Dublin . Bath centre Jonathan Joseph ( left ) and Geoff Parling get through some stretching at England HQ . Billy Vunipola ( left ) , James Haskell ( centre ) and Luther Burrell have all retained their spots for Saturday . Saracens No 8 Vunipola and his fellow back rowers will be looking to bounce back against the Scots . Mike Brown returns at full-back following his recovery from concussion and replaces the unlucky Alex Goode who was one of England 's better players during the Dublin defeat . Lancaster 's men will be looking to unleash two weeks of pent-up frustration on Scotland following their round three loss . Robshaw led his charges through their team-run at Twickenham on Friday , but the squad engaged in much more hostile session at their team base at Pennyhill Park on Wednesday . ' I had to calm it down , blow the whistle at the end and make sure we did n't play the game too early , ' Lancaster said on Wednesday . Gloucester centre Billy Twelvetress will once again provide cover from the bench . Backs coach Andy Farrell has demanded England react to their setback in the Irish capital by keeping their title hopes alive against the Scots . 'What happened against Ireland is a massive factor for this game , ' England 's backs coach said . 'If you put that alongside the fact we are still in with a shout of winning the competition , then those two things together are a pretty powerful thing leading up to this game . Hopefully we 'll put in a performance that matters . Kieran Brookes ( right ) , Joseph ( second right ) and Brown shake a joke during the session on Friday . 'You learn a lot from a loss . Lads who have n't been in that type of position before will have learnt a lot . 'Did we let ourselves down against Ireland ? We did n't play our best , but Ireland like most good sides have a way of making an impact on the game and they did that very successfully . 'There is a determination to put a performance in . ' Ford works on his kicking as Owen Farrell ( left ) and Sale Sharks fly half Danny Cipriani watch on . Farrell is hoping his side will improve on their two key shortcomings against Ireland namely their failure to assert their authority at the breakdown and a lack of discipline . 'We 're confident about the breakdown and our discipline for this week . They have been big areas that we have worked on , ' Farrell added . 'We 've worked on all aspects of the game this week , making sure we 're ready for all aspects that could happen . '
England face Scotland at Twickenham on Wednesday . Stuart Lancaster 's side lost 19-9 to Ireland in Dublin in round three . Courtney Lawes and Mike Brown have returned to the starting line-up .