Marland Yarde set for England Test debut against Argentina Venue: Buenos Aires Date: 15 June 2013 Coverage: Live on BBC Two, live text commentary on BBC Sport website London Irish wing Marland Yarde is set to make his Test debut as England seek a 2-0 series victory over Argentina in Buenos Aires on Saturday Yarde, 21, is expected to replace David Strettle on the left wing, with Bath's Kyle Eastmond taking over at inside centre from Billy Twelvetrees. England coach Stuart Lancaster planned on making one change from the last weekend's win until Twelvetrees was called up by the British & Irish Lions. The team will be confirmed on Thursday. England score four tries in Argentina Yarde, who was born in St Lucia, will become the 24th new player capped by Lancaster in 19 Tests and he could be the long-term answer to England's problematic left wing position. He scored a try on his English debut against the Barbarians in May. With Strettle unable to nail down the position, Lancaster has taken to using full-backs Mike Brown and Ben Foden in the 11 jersey over the last 12 months but that has upset the balance of the England back three. Yarde scored seven tries in 23 appearances for a struggling London Irish side last season and he will offer England a combination of pace and power on the left wing. Speaking in February, London Irish director of rugby Brian Smith hailed Yarde as "the complete package" and claimed he is a better player than Chris Ashton because of the work he does in defence and under the high ball and tipped him to win 50 caps. The England management have been impressed with Eastmond, particularly attacking skills coach Mike Catt. Eastmond is no shrinking violet in defence either and made an eye-catching debut off the bench in Salta last weekend, an experience which he felt justified his decision to switch codes from rugby league in 2011. To be involved with England and pull the shirt on first time was unbelievable. Just getting out there and getting on the field was great," Eastmond said. It is not a quick thing when you are switching codes. It has been tough but this is where I want to be and I know what I have got to do to improve myself and improve my game and become a better player. Hopefully I can go on and do more.