British and Irish Lions

England are looking to extend their record winning run at Twickenham to 21 matches and set up a potential Grand Slam decider against Ireland.

He said: "It is a big concern - we have taken absolutely no chances at all.

"The record is there to be beaten so we are full of respect for the Scottish team.

"It's my job and Andy's (Robinson) job to make sure no complacency steps in and I don't expect there to be any. The occasion should take care of that.

"We always look forward to an England-Scotland game in all sports," added Woodward.

"It gives an edge to the game which is good but we don't talk about it as much as people north of the border. We think about it in our team room."

Assistant coach Graham Rowntree says The British & Irish Lions will have to be fully focussed to avoid a potential banana skin when they face The Barbarians a week today.

Three former British & Irish Lions will line-up against an England XV at Twickenham Stadium on Sunday as the Barbarians warm-up for their showdown with the 2013 tourists in Hong Kong next week.

Lions skipper Sam Warburton says the lessons he and his Welsh colleagues learnt in Australia last summer will stand them in good stead for their return visit with Britain and Ireland's elite next month.