LONDON (Reuters) - England go into Saturday's trip to Scotland in the unaccustomed position of having won their first two Six Nations games but after two solid but unspectacular performances coach Steve Borthwick is expected to make some changes.
He picked the same starting teams to edge past Italy and Wales, both after falling heavily behind, and though there were occasional signs of the much-discussed "layered-on attack", it was hardly a revolutionary shift from the strait-jacketed tactics that took them to the World Cup semi-finals.
