"Certainly not" - Eddie Jones rejects Woodward's selection suggestion

The duo lined up together for only the second time in the demoralising 30-28 defeat by the 14-man Wallabies on Saturday

Sir Clive Woodward, along with a number of other pundits including Jeremy Guscott and Will Greenwood, called for the Aussie to drop one of the playmakers

However, asked if he will persevere with the duo, he said: “Certainly for the next Test.”

Woodward wrote in his column for the Mail Online: "There is just not enough pace in this England side, which is highlighted by Owen Farrell and Courtney Lawes. Both should be in the starting team but at fly-half and second row respectively.

"Playing a mercurial fly-half such as Marcus Smith only works if you have the game plan and players around him to match. If you pick him, back him all the way."

Woodward wrote: "Arundell scored a fantastic try. So why is he not starting, or at least coming on much sooner when England needed to stretch Australia?

"England have players like Adam Radwan available but he is not even on the tour. England do have players with pace, but Jones doesn’t use them."

Woodward wrote: "There is just not enough pace in this England side, which is highlighted by Owen Farrell and Courtney Lawes. Both should be in the starting team but at fly-half and second row respectively. Doing that would allow for players with the extra pace England are lacking.

"Hill was yellow-carded but may be cited and banned, which I would support.  There is also no place for what Maro Itoje did when screaming at a line-out to try and put off the Australian thrower."