Stuart Lancaster has urged Twickenham to will England to victory on Saturday evening as he prepares to order his RBS 6 Nations title hopefuls to carry the game to France . Lancaster believes the noisy support of a sold-out 82,000 home crowd will have a critical role to play in edging rivals Ireland and Wales for Championship glory on a nerve-jangling final day of staggered kick-offs . England are favourites to lift a first piece of silverware under Lancaster and their head coach refuses to view the match through the prism of the looming World Cup on these shores . England scrum half Ben Youngs fires out a pass as Courtney Lawes and Joe Marler ( left ) watch on . 'It will be hugely important that the crowd get behind the team , ' Lancaster said . 'If there 's ever a day when we need the crowd to push us over the line and give us the momentum we need then it 's Saturday . 'Whether we just need to get the win or win by 10 points or whatever it might take , the crowd will have a huge part to play . 'This game is not about the World Cup , it 's about winning the Championship . And that 's all it 's about . It 's about Saturday night only . 'Our mindset is to go and win the game . We ca n't play just to hang in there . We have to have a front foot mentality and have an intensity and tempo to our game from the first minute . ' England fly half George Ford winds up a pass in training at his side 's team base at Pennyhill Park . England head coach Start Lancaster has backed his side to handle the pressure of their final day shoot-out . England enter the final round of matches with a points cushion of plus four and having digested earlier results from Wales ' trip to Italy and Ireland 's visit to Edinburgh , their victory target against France will be made clear . The scheduling appears to have favoured England , but Lancaster insists providing the climax to the tournament creates its own challenges . ' I do n't think we can be seen as favourites . I do n't think anyone can . It will play out on the day , ' Lancaster said . 'Whether the staggered kick-offs help us depends on what the other scores are . 'If we have to win by 20 , psychologically if you concede seven points in the first five minutes and then a penalty , you then have to score 30 . 'Psychologically it 's an interesting dynamic for the players to manage . The danger is that sometimes you can want to chase the game too early rather than build the score . 'It 's an 80-minute game . Knowing that is one thing , but dealing with everything that 's around it puts incredible pressure on the players . The England squad gather for a huddle at the end of their training session as Lancaster looks on from afar . Former France No 8 Imanol Harinordoquy insists all the pressure will be on England on Saturday . 'On the staggered kick-off times , we all know the rules when we start . It makes it exciting . ' Lancaster has made one change to the starting XV , promoting lock Geoff Parling at the expense of Dave Attwood , who drops out of the 23 altogether , with Nick Easter recalled to the bench . Attwood has started all four matches of the tournament but misses out on the final instalment with Lancaster believing the street-wise Easter is a better option to reinforce the final push for silverware . 'When you boil it down , it 's the experience that Geoff brings . He did n't go on the Lions tour by accident , he 's a high quality player , ' Lancaster said . 'Dave is a very good player who has lots of qualities , but Nick will make a stronger impact from the bench and that 's why the decision was made . 'Dave understood the decision . There were performance reasons as well . It was n't just done because of Geoff . There are areas of Dave 's game we 've been asking him to improve on . 'It was a difficult conversation but ultimately done on a performance point of view . Dave accepted it and knows the areas he has to work on . ' England have finished runners=up for the last three years running with points difference alone deciding the 2013 and 2014 tournaments . When asked if he was fed up at finishing second , Lancaster said : 'Yes ! It would be nice to win this time . '
Scotland will know what points target is needed by the time they run out to face England at Twickenham on Saturday . Coach Stuart Lancaster believes the noisy support of a sold-out 82,000 home crowd will have a critical role .