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England head coach, Stuart Lancaster, believes uncapped Bath winger, Semesa Rokoduguni, to rise to the challenge of facing New Zealand in the first of England's Autumn internationals at Twickenham on Saturday.

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SOUNDBITE (English): Stuart Lancaster, England head coach

"It was his form for Bath, to be honest. I spoke to the coaching time this time last year and they said to have a look at this guy. He was with the Saxons in January and he played in the Barbarians game in May. He has been on our radar for a while and he has had a fantastic pre-season and he has hit the season running. There are a lot of stats that say he is top in every category so he has had a great start and this is his next step."

SOUNDBITE (English): Stuart Lancaster, England head coach

"We are at home. We are at Twickenham. We are playing against a high quality team but we have a lot of belief in the group that we have as well. From a coaching perspective, you want to look at things that you have done in training being translated in to the game. During the white hot intensity of the game, it is making sure that the players can apply what they have done in training and deliver it on the field. That is the second objective but the first one is to win."

SOUNDBITE (English): Stuart Lancaster, England head coach

"You won't beat them by having long spells of lacking concentration because they will come back at you. Such is their cohesion, they have been together for two and a half months now, their fitness levels are excellent. You wouldn't think they are coming towards the end of the season. They have done it time and time again, when it is the 79th minute and they have needed to create something to win the game and they have done it. Credit to them for doing that and that is the reason why they are the best. "