South Africa v England: Stuart Lancaster confident he can build on progress in three-Test series against Springboks As a coach, all I want to do is give the team the best chance of winning, make the right calls selection-wise, give them the right information and select the right team. From my point of view, there is the sense a big game is around the corner and a big test. It is a bit like the calm before the storm at the moment. Lancaster has revamped the side since February and hopes people can see the steady progress he is making with the long-term goal of success at the 2015 World Cup. He said: "I would hope the English public would want us to play the same way we did in the Six Nations. Certainly we made great strides at that point. I'm hoping the English public are sat there at home thinking, 'I am looking forward to seeing this side play, I am excited about it, I can see the progression in terms of selection, where we are going, I can see where we want to end up in three years' time'. Track record suggests this is one of the toughest challenges to take on, and I hope that they would be looking forward to watching this game on Saturday. Lancaster has made four changes from the side which started the final Six Nations game against Ireland. Northampton's Ben Foden has moved from full-back to replace the injured David Strettle on the left wing with Harlequins' Mike Brown coming in at number 15. Quins prop Joe Marler and Exeter flanker Tom Johnson will win their first caps while Leicester's Ben Youngs has been preferred to Lee Dickson at scrum-half and will partner Owen Farrell.