Steve Borthwick’s side are sitting pretty at the Pool D summit after following up their morale-boosting defeat of Argentina on opening weekend with a somewhat laboured bonus-point win over Japan in round two.
Fans will be expecting far more attacking flair and less tactical kicking against the World Cup debutants on Saturday, with plenty of personnel changes and a chance for several players to stake their starting claim ahead of the final group clash with Samoa in two weeks’ time.
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Captain Owen Farrell is back at fly-half following his suspension and Marcus Smith will operate as an auxiliary playmaker from full-back in the headline alterations from Borthwick, while Billy Vunipola also starts.
Chile have been spirited at their first World Cup tournament so far but could not avoid heavy early defeats by Japan and Samoa, with their toughest assignment coming this weekend.
Where to watch England vs Chile
TV channel: In the UK, Saturday’s game will be shown live and free to air on ITV1, with coverage starting at 3:55pm BST ahead of a 4:45pm kick-off.
Live stream: Free live coverage is also available online via the ITV website and ITVX app.
Live blog: Follow the match with Standard Sport’s dedicated live match blog, with expert analysis from rugby correspondent Nick Purewal at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy.
