Chris Robshaw has urged England to elevate recent near misses into a first piece of major silverware under Stuart Lancaster when the 2015 RBS 6 Nations title race reaches its conclusion on Saturday . Ireland and Wales , who travel to Edinburgh and Rome respectively , are also in contention for the crown on a thrilling day of staggered kick-offs with points difference set to determine the winners . France stand before England and their dream of improving on a trio of successive runners-up finishes and given they are playing at Twickenham , top the table by a cushion of four points and will know their victory target , the Red Rose are in the driving seat . England captain Chris Robshaw in training this week as the Red Rose prepare to take on France . Robshaw carries England forward during their 25-13 home win over Scotland last weekend . Robshaw lifts the Calcutta Cup after England 's triumph over Scotland at Twickenham on Saturday . 'All the guys are extremely excited and desperate to get that bit of silverware at the end , that significant trophy that we have n't managed to get , ' Robshaw said . 'We 've picked up little bits here and there , but of course we want to get the big prize at the end . 'Having gone so close in recent years has been tough for myself and the other guys involved . As a player you want to be picking up silverware . 'Unfortunately that 's eluded us a couple of times . We 've collected the odd bit here and there , but to finally pick up the main trophy would be great . ' VIDEO Robshaw sets sights on France following Scotland win . England trio James Haskell , Mike Brown and Robshaw sing the national anthem ahead of the Scotland game . Robshaw hopes England will be able to claim an even bigger prize this weekend in the Six Nations finale . Ireland prop Mike Ross admits that despite the frustration of seeing the Grand Slam dream end in Cardiff last Saturday , claiming back-to-back titles for the first time since 1949 would still provide a 'huge lift ' ahead of the World Cup . 'It would be huge , it would be a huge one for us , ' said Ross on the chance of retaining the title . 'It would certainly give us a huge lift going into the World Cup . It is something we really want as a squad . 'There was a lot of disappointment in that dressing room after that Welsh game because , for some lads , when is the next opportunity going to come around for a Grand Slam again ? You do n't know . ' Ireland 's Mike Ross ( centre ) believes winning the Six Nations would be a 'huge lift ' ahead of the World Cup . Wales centre Jonathan Davies believes the Super Saturday finale of the Six Nations will be thrilling . Wales centre Jonathan Davies expects so-called Super Saturday to be a 'pretty twitchy ' business . Wales face a lunchtime appointment with Italy and could then endure the best part of a five-hour wait for the Ireland and England games to unfold before discovering if it is they who are champions . 'It 's a tough ask but I think we can do it . We 've reacted well in the past to certain situations like this . It 's an exciting time for us , ' Davies said .
Chris Robshaw will lead England into battle against France at Twickenham . England , Ireland and Wales could still claim the Red Rose crown . Staggered kick-offs will ensure thrilling climax to competition on Saturday . Six Nations title has eluded England in recent years .