Victory for Youngs and co meanwhile, would guarantee progress to the last eight as pool winners and book a likely clash with France with a potential semi-final against Ireland or Wales in the pipeline.

And Youngs, who scored England’s decisive try against the Pumas and also crossed in the 67-3 demolition of Romania, believes Scotland have it all to do.

“They’ve got to beat us by eight and so they have to chuck the ball around but traditionally they don’t do that,” said Youngs.

“We’ve got our game plan and hopefully that will be enough but I think the pressure is on Scotland.

“It’s England versus Scotland and I’m sure they want to knock us out but as an Englishman I couldn’t think of anything better than beating Scotland.

“To win we need to play in the right areas of the pitch and put them under pressure. We need to stick to the game plan and make sure we keep hold of the ball.”