Six Nations: England name uncapped trio Greg Fisilau, Vilikesa Sela, Emmanuel Iyogun in 36-player squad

Steve Borthwick has named three uncapped players in Greg Fisilau, Vilikesa Sela and Emmanuel Iyogun as part of his 36-player England Six Nations squad.

Exeter No 8 Fisilau, 22, is rewarded for his strong club form, while 20-year-old Bath tighthead Sela is included with Will Stuart (Achilles) and Asher Opoku-Fordjour (shoulder) ruled out of the championship.

Northampton Saints tighthead Trevor Davison, 33, is also included, having picked up his first Test cap for four years in the summer against the USA.

Davison's club team-mate and loosehead prop Iyogun, 25, is handed an England chance, while Jack Kenningham of Harlequins has been called into the squad.

Ben Curry (Sale Sharks), who is rehabilitating, and Fin Baxter (Harlequins), who is set to undergo foot surgery, will not, however, make the trip to Girona.

Further injury concerns see a quartet of players named only for rehabilitation purposes: fly-half Fin Smith (calf), wing Tom Roebuck (toe) and centre Ollie Lawrence (knee).

Saracens' 19-year-old wing Noah Caluori - who forced his way into the England senior squad during November after scoring five tries on his Prem Rugby debut - is not included and will play for England's U20 side this Test window.

Other squad additions since the Autumn sees Gloucester lock Arthur Clark, Sale loosehead Bevan Rodd, Northampton full-back George Furbank, Leicester scrum-half Jack van Poortvliet and Gloucester centre Seb Atkinson brought in.

In terms of names who have dropped out, Saracens lock Nick Isiekwe, Harlequins back-row Jack Kenningham and Sale scrum-half Raffi Quirke fail to make the cut.

"We've picked a squad with a good balance of experience, leadership and exciting potential," head coach Borthwick said.

"The margins in the Six Nations are incredibly fine so our aim over the coming days is to come together quickly, prepare thoroughly, and make sure we're ready to perform.

"If we prepare well and keep demanding the highest levels from one another, it puts us in the strongest possible position when the Championship begins."