Minutes after scoring a try just minute into his Six Nations debut, England flanker Jack Willis was stretchered off with what looks a serious knee injury.
The back-rower had to battle back from serious knee and ankle surgery in 2018 after first being named in Eddie Jones' squad for the South Africa tour.
Willis was rolled at a ruck as his left knee imploded with the Wasps man letting out a horrendous scream. Eddie Jones has confirmed that the flanker would have a scan on Sunday.
"We are all concerned, he is on crutches and will be examined on Sunday. It didn't look good, and it is probably not good, but we will wait and see," said Jones
"It's some sort of knee injury, but he's back in the dressing room with us."
It now looks like he's set for a considerable amount of time on the sidelines once again.
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LIST | 4 internationals you didn't know were still playing
1.Gavin Henson
The Wales legend could realise his dream of playing in a Rugby World Cup after unexpectedly switching to rugby league. The former union icon, released by the Dragons at the end of the 2018-19 season, has joined 13-a-side club West Wales Raiders.
Henson has participated in several reality television series: .
The Premiership stalwart joined Ampthill's Championship squad for 2019-20 as Player/Coach. At international level he has represented the England under-18s, under-21s and Saxons.
England legend and World Cup winner Mike Tindall plays a selection of matches for Minchinhampton, the club close to his home. The centre played outside centre for Bath and Gloucester, and won 75 caps for England between 2000 and 2011. He was a member of the England squad which won the 2003 World Cup.
4. Shane Williams
The Wales legend made a return to Welsh rugby in 2017, coming out of retirement to play for his beloved Amman United. The former Wales and British Lions star stunned spectators as he took the field for his home town side in the National League 3 West B match against Burry Port. He then played for them in a final at the Millenium Stadium. He's since played a further handful of games for the club.
"I can't get over the contact side of it, it's flat out, it's 100 percent. It’s mind blowing but I’m quickly coming to terms with it."
Gavin Henson on his first three rugby league training sessions, his impressions of Rangi Chase, and the World Cup
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