Saints centre Dingwall ready for England's 'incredibly important' Argentina clash

Steve Borthwick's side have won all three of their Quilter Nations Series matches so far, beating Australia, Fiji and New Zealand.

Dingwall scored in the superb 33-19 success against the All Blacks last weekend, darting over the line during the second half.

And the Saints centre is now switching his focus to take on an Argentina team who produced a memorable comeback to beat Scotland 33-24 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield last Sunday.

“It’s incredibly important,” Dingwall said. “We don’t want to be a team that peaks and has one brilliant performance or has a massive spike.

"If you want to truly be the team that we want to be, you’ve got to do it every single week.

“So I’ve got no questions about how the group is going to turn up with the same attitude to get better.

"Review the game honestly, take the learnings, take the positives but once again it’s about attacking another week, we’re playing against a quality Argentina side and that becomes the next most important thing.

“They’re a great side, they’ve got some unbelievable players. They’re a dynamic team, they’re physical with their forwards but their backs are able to move the ball nicely, some speed and some really good players out there.

"It’s not a challenge we’re going to take lightly, it’s a proper test and it’s just really exciting to get into another week.

“(Four wins form four) wasn’t so much spoken about before the games, we’re week-by-week focused.

"But we’ve got long-term goals around where we want to get to and this is all part of it and building momentum and identity and understanding what we’re about as a group and the belief within that, that’s one of the main objectives of this autumn and we’re doing a pretty good job of it so far.”

During the past couple of weeks, Dingwall has formed a formidable centre partnership with bulldozing Bath star Ollie Lawrence.

“I just feel lucky I’m able to play alongside someone as talented as that,” Dingwall said. “He can do some unbelievable things, he can open a little bit of space for me as well which we saw.

“Centre partnerships always take a little bit of time to develop and you work out how you can complement each other.

"Fortunately we’ve known each other for a long time, we played some age-group stuff together.

“To build, this has been the first time we’ve had a bit of run together which has been nice.

"He’s obviously a bit bigger than me and can do some of the power work and hopefully I can do some of the bits to put him in space as well.

“There’s a bit of understanding (from age-grade) but it just takes work. From work in the training week, spending time together.

"There’s no secret other than spending time together, talking with each other, reviewing things together and actually putting in the work to understand how a partnership works, get the best out of each other and get a backline to function and hopefully we’re starting to find that.”

Dingwall added: “What I know about Ollie is that he wants to be one of the greatest centres in the world and he’s got the capability to do that.

“Look at the way he recovered from his (Achilles injury) rehab. His mind is clearly in a great spot if he’s come back a few months early, he was pushing on every single facility to get out what he could out of it.

"He’s in a great spot mentally and you’re seeing some great performances because of it.”

Dingwall and Lawrence combined superbly for the Saints man's try against New Zealand.

“We’d actually called it a couple of lineouts before and we ran it and we were both, ‘go on, there’s a bit of space there, that feels like it could be a good option’,” Dingwall told The Independent.

“We came to the play and called it and said ‘you’re against 12 here so I think I’m going to be on’ and he agreed.

"He played right at the line and I skated through untouched.

"It was built over the game.

“George Ford would call the play but the option that we actually played within that, so the tip pass was me and Ollie working that out.”