With the Six Nations coming down to a nail biting final week , England will be counting their lucky stars after Wales ended Ireland 's Grand Slam dreams and put Stuart Lancaster 's side top of the table . Four score points is what separates the top two , with the Welsh just behind - knowing that if both slip up then the title could well be heading to Cardiff . England welcome France to Twickenham knowing they 're in pole position and Lancaster 's side have been working hard at Pennyhill Park in preparation for the pivotal weekend . Stuart Lancaster looks on as his England side prepares for Saturday 's crucial clash with France . Geoff Parling ( centre ) runs with the ball through a number of tackles during a training drill at Pennyhill Park . Star man Jonathan Joseph has been in fine form during the Six Nations and will be looking to continue that . England duo Richard Wigglesworth ( left ) and Chris Robshaw will be hoping they can lift the coveted trophy . The England coach is unlikely to make an wholesale changes and could field the same starting 15 as he did in Saturday 's victory over Scotland . Tom Youngs and Geoff Parling are pushing for recalls after coming on in the second half during the 25-13 win at Twickenham . Courtney Lawes believes England 's fitness levels could be the difference when the two sides meet on Saturday . VIDEO Burrell – all to play for against France . Mike Brown , who missed games because of injury , is a vital player for England and his return is a real boost . Captain Robshaw knows his side face a tough test against the French if they want to claim a crucial win . England practice their scrummaging during the training session ahead of their upcoming physical battle . Joseph and George Ford will need to be at their creative best to defeat a strong tackling French midfield . Northampton Saints flanker Calum Clark will want to see some action during the crucial Six Nations clash . ‘ I ’ ve played against many French sides . They ’ re always physical . Obviously we ’ ve got to stay with them and show them they can ’ t just roll over us . 'Then we can play some good rugby , get them moving around us and hopefully our fitness will tell come the end. ’ The schedule has presented England with the significant advantage of knowing exactly what their target will be against France when the last game of the 2015 Six Nations kicks off . Lancaster will inform his players of the results of Wales ' clash with Italy in Rome and Ireland 's match against Scotland at Murrayfield .
Stuart Lancaster took a tough training session at England 's Pennyhill Park . England could clinch the Six Nations crown with a win against France . Wales and Ireland are level and could still claim the tournament title . Click here for all the latest Six Nations news .