England select George Ford to start at fly-half against Samoa England have selected George Ford at fly-half and Owen Farrell at inside-centre for Saturday's international against Samoa at Twickenham. England have made six changes, one positional, to the side defeated 31-28 by South Africa. Ben Youngs comes in at scrum-half, replacing Danny Care who has been dropped following the Tests against New Zealand and South Africa. Lancaster has overhauled his back row with James Haskell replacing Tom Wood at blindside flanker and Ben Morgan promoted from the bench to start at No8. The captain, Chris Robshaw, is the only survivor in that department. Wood must settle for a replacement's role against Samoa and the final change sees the hooker Rob Webber swap roles with Dylan Hartley, who drops to the bench after receiving a yellow card against the Springboks. "James Haskell and Ben Morgan have been in great form and I'm sure they will bring their physical presence to the game," Stuart Lancaster said. Hooker is another competitive position and we believe Rob Webber is ready for the start and will continue the progress he made on the New Zealand tour. Those selected have a great opportunity to show what they can do against what will be a highly motivated Samoa team.