Voyce scored a try against Wales on Saturday

Voyce replaces injured club colleague Josh Lewsey, while Gloucester's James Simpson-Daniel comes onto the bench.

The 22-man squad is otherwise unchanged after Saturday's comprehensive victory against reigning champions Wales.

Martin Corry, who has been carrying a rib injury, is fit to captain the side from number eight, with Lawrence Dallaglio among the replacements.

Voyce, 25, came on against Wales after Lewsey suffered a shoulder injury midway through the first half and went on to cap an impressive display by scoring England's final try.

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"He did well when he came on Saturday, he's been in the squad for the first three games and I felt his performance merited selection," said England coach Andy Robinson.

Voyce usually plays on the wing for Wasps but Robinson stressed he had no qualms about selecting a non-specialist full-back.

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"When I was at Bath [Voyce's former club] he played at full-back and he's played a number of games there," he said.

"We see now that the back three are interchangeable and Tom said to me in January he would play at full-back if required."

Voyce said: "I'm pretty confident about it. I see the back three role as one. To me it's all the same.

"It's quite nice playing full-back because you get the chance to run the ball back. You don't always get that on the wing.

"Being able to play two positions also gives you a better chance to get into the team and I wanted to show I could play in two positions confidently."

Lewsey's absence from the England side ends an unbroken sequence of 22 successive starts since he missed the World Cup quarter-final victory over Wales in Brisbane more than two years ago.

But Robinson is confident Lewsey will be fit to face Scotland at Murrayfield on 25 February.

"It's a two-week injury. He's a fit guy and he heals quickly," he said.