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Bagshot - England manager Martin Johnson has reverted to the starting line-up that trounced Australia for Saturday's one-off Test match against South Africa at Twickenham.
Johnson had made a handful of changes for last weekend's victory over Samoa, resting captain Lewis Moody, centre Mike Tindall, prop Dan Cole and blindside flanker Tom Croft.
All four players have returned to beef up England's ranks as Johnson aims to finish the autumn international series on a winning note against the world champions.
Bath centre Matt Banahan, who impressed in the win over Samoa, drops down to the replacements bench in place of Delon Armitage, who drops out of the matchday squad.
Stade Francais flanker James Haskell also misses out, with South African-born Hendre Fourie providing back-row cover.
Teams
England (15-1)
Ben Foden; Chris Ashton, Mike Tindall, Shontayne Hape, Mark Cueto; Toby Flood, Ben Youngs; Nick Easter (captain), Lewis Moody, Tom Croft; Tom Palmer, Courtney Lawes; Dan Cole, Dylan Hartley, Andrew Sheridan
Replacements: Steve Thompson, Matt Banahan, Danny Care, Hendre Fourie, David Wilson, Simon Shaw, Charlie Hodgson
South Africa (15-1)
Zane
Kirchner; Gio Aplon, Frans Steyn, Jean de Villiers, Lwazi Mvovo; Morne
Steyn, Ruan Pienaar, Pierre Spies, Juan Smith, Deon Stegmann, Victor
Matfield (capt), Bakkies Botha, Jannie du Plessis, Bismarck du Plessis,
Tendai Mtawarira
Replacements: Adrian Strauss, CJ van der Linde,
Flip van der Merwe, Willem Alberts, Francois Hougaard, Patrick Lambie,
Adi Jacobs
