England's Six Nations hopes took a worrying turn on Thursday when winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso limped out of training with what appears to be a leg injury. The 23-year-old, who has proven himself to be England's main threat on the wing, failed to complete the session and his condition will now be closely monitored by medical staff.
Feyi-Waboso started the training session at Bagshot but pulled up with an unspecified issue that left him in discomfort. Assistant coach Kevin Sinfield likened Feyi-Waboso's injury to a minor concern, stating that the winger "walked off" without specifying what happened during the final 60 seconds of training.
If Feyi-Waboso is ruled out for Wales' visit to Twickenham on Saturday, Elliot Daly is likely to step in and fill the void. The experienced and versatile back would be a suitable replacement for the injured winger, who has been in scintillating form in recent times. However, it remains to be seen whether Feyi-Waboso will be able to overcome his injury.
Feyi-Waboso had already made a successful return from a shoulder injury sustained during the summer tour and went on to start all four autumn Tests for England. He has also scored seven tries in 13 international appearances, with his electric footwork making him a major threat to opposing defenders.
England will be led into Saturday's Twickenham showdown by Jamie George, who is deputising as captain after Maro Itoje missed the pre-tournament training camp due to personal reasons. The team are being managed by new head coach Steve Tandy, and George has pledged to make the most of his chance to lead the side for a week.
With the Six Nations getting underway, George is confident that England can overcome their injury woes and secure victory against Wales. He stated that the match will be a "free swing" for Wales, who are outsiders to triumph at Twickenham.
Feyi-Waboso started the training session at Bagshot but pulled up with an unspecified issue that left him in discomfort. Assistant coach Kevin Sinfield likened Feyi-Waboso's injury to a minor concern, stating that the winger "walked off" without specifying what happened during the final 60 seconds of training.
If Feyi-Waboso is ruled out for Wales' visit to Twickenham on Saturday, Elliot Daly is likely to step in and fill the void. The experienced and versatile back would be a suitable replacement for the injured winger, who has been in scintillating form in recent times. However, it remains to be seen whether Feyi-Waboso will be able to overcome his injury.
Feyi-Waboso had already made a successful return from a shoulder injury sustained during the summer tour and went on to start all four autumn Tests for England. He has also scored seven tries in 13 international appearances, with his electric footwork making him a major threat to opposing defenders.
England will be led into Saturday's Twickenham showdown by Jamie George, who is deputising as captain after Maro Itoje missed the pre-tournament training camp due to personal reasons. The team are being managed by new head coach Steve Tandy, and George has pledged to make the most of his chance to lead the side for a week.
With the Six Nations getting underway, George is confident that England can overcome their injury woes and secure victory against Wales. He stated that the match will be a "free swing" for Wales, who are outsiders to triumph at Twickenham.
he's been on fire lately and his absence would really take a toll on england's team spirit... fingers crossed for him 
and Elliot Daly is ready to step in, but let's not get our hopes up just yet 
the game against wales is gonna be super intense either way... 
can't wait to see jame george lead the charge, he's been doing a great job so far 
and not gonna be out for the whole Six Nations 
Elliot Daly is gonna step in but I think Feyi-Waboso has some magic left up his sleeve 
Oh noooo, Feyi-Waboso's leg injury looks really bad! 
What if Elliot Daly has to fill in? 
He's a great player but can he replicate Feyi-Waboso's magic on the wing? 
And Jamie George is leading the team for the first time as captain, I hope he can bring some stability and calmness to the squad... 
... jamae george leading the team though, he's a great player and hopefully he can inspire the lads to get some wins 
... six nations is always so intense, fingers crossed feliyi-waboso gets back soon and saves england from getting thrashed 
last month! I mean, have you ever been to Tokyo during cherry blossom season? It's like walking into a dream world 
. And the food? Mind. Blown. 
I tried all sorts of crazy dishes like fried insects and weird seaweed snacks... my friends were convinced I was crazy 
. Anyway, back to rugby... hope Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is okay, don't want him to get hurt again 
Can't say I'm surprised tho 
. England's gonna need more than just Elliot Daly to take down Wales 
. Is it just part of the game now? 
️ It's like trying to make sense of a Brexit deal - it's all about finding that delicate balance between form and function. And Jamie George leading the team as captain is like choosing a leader who can unite the party behind their vision... 
Will they be able to overcome their injury woes and secure victory against Wales? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure - this match has all the makings of a nail-biting election result! 
... England's got some serious injury woes going on right now, and it's really disappointing to see Immanuel Feyi-Waboso go down with what looks like another leg issue 
. The guy's been on fire lately, and this could be a major blow to their chances against Wales.
... hopefully he wont miss wales match tho... eliot daly might fill in tho... 
! England's got this, I'm sure they'll find a way to overcome their injury woes and come out on top against Wales 
!
the pressure on Ellie Daly now! He's gonna have to step up his game if Feyi-Waboso is out of the lineup... That's crazy how quickly injuries can affect a team's momentum 
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. The fact that Elliot Daly is likely to step in as a replacement is a positive sign, but it remains to be seen whether Feyi-Waboso will be able to recover from this injury 
. Will England be able to overcome their injury woes and secure victory at Twickenham? Only time will tell 