Wales assistant coach Alex King has demanded a "no-fear" approach in their Six Nations rugby clash against England at Twickenham on Saturday.
Wales last toppled their fierce rivals on English soil 12 years ago.
Warren Gatland's men fell agonizingly short of a historic comeback against Scotland in Cardiff at the weekend, losing 27-26 after powering back from 27-0 down. England, on other hand, held off Italy 27-24 in their tournament opener.
"We need to show a no-fear game and put the pressure back on them," attack coach King said.
"We've just got to take the game to England. We can't wait for them to see what they do, especially with 70,000 people shouting for them."
Center George North returns to the team to play England, while flanker Alex Mann earns a first international start.
North missed the game against the Scots through injury but takes his place in the midfield alongside Nick Tompkins, while the back three remains unchanged.
Ioan Lloyd takes over at fly-half with Sam Costelow sidelined by injury, and Tomos Williams starts at scrumhalf after impressing off the bench in Cardiff.
Mann is part of a back row that also includes Tommy Reffell and No 8 Aaron Wainwright, with lock Dafydd Jenkins, 21, retaining the captain's armband.
