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Jonathan Davies joined Clermont Auvergne from Scarlets

RBS Six Nations: Wales v England Venue: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff Date: Friday, 6 February Kick-off: 20:05 GMT Coverage: Live on BBC TV, HD, Red Button, Radio 5 live, BBC Radio Wales, Radio Cymru, the BBC Sport website, S4C online, mobile, the BBC Sport app and Connected TV.

Centre Jonathan Davies has given Wales their first injury scare ahead of the Six Nations opener against England.

Clermont Auvergne have left 43-times-capped Davies, 26, out of Saturday's French Top 14 trip to La Rochelle because of a thigh injury.

It is Wales coach Warren Gatland's first worry ahead of the England clash on Friday, 6 February.

England's injury list Ben Foden (knee - out for season), Manu Tuilagi (groin - could return next month), Kyle Eastmond (shoulder - will miss first Six Nations match), Brad Barritt (knee - will miss first Six Nations match), Owen Farre ll (knee - out for whole Six Nations), Dan Cole (ankle - could return in next two weeks), Joe Launchbury (neck - could be fit by April), Courtney Lawes (ankle - could return mid-late February), Geoff Parling (knee - will miss opening Six Nations match), Ed Slater (knee - could be fit by April), Tom Wood (ankle - will miss first Six Nations match), Ben Morgan (leg - out for season)

"Jonathan has a minor tight glute which no one wanted to risk," said a Wales spokesman.

"It's nothing serious and we have had continuous dialogue with Clermont."

England, meanwhile, have a glut of injury problems ahead of the Millennium Stadium encounter.

A Clermont Auvergne website statement said Davies "returned on Wednesday evening from Wales and was forced to declare himself unavailable".

Stuart Lancaster, the England coach, has seen fly-half Owen Farrell among five players ruled out for the duration of the tournament.

The retirement of veteran prop Adam Jones, who was omitted from Gatland's squad, has been the main debating point in Wales thus far.

Scarlets hooker Ken Owens returns from a neck injury in their LV= Cup game against London Irish in Llanelli on Sunday, boosting his chances of a Six Nations call-up.

His front-row colleague, tight-head prop Samson Lee, is also over a neck problem ahead of the Six Nations as he seeks to consolidate the role of Jones' successor.