Prendergast was seen with the leg heavily confined to the training earlier this week, but the attack coach Andrew Godman was reduced by any fears of the injury on Tuesday.
After preferring in Crowley to beat Australia in November, PROLGAST began all Pool CuP Cup Boot in Leinster, where he scored two attempts against Bristol at Ashton Gate.
However, Saturday will be the largest game in the career of the Kelder citizens, where the Ireland attack is expected to be deployed against the England team, which won the meeting last year in Toykinham.
“We enjoyed some competition [training] Estry said that the sessions were not easy to choose a team in this week, given the quality of those who did not achieve the 23rd match.
“The credit for those who missed this game, there was a clear disappointment, but they all went up brilliantly to help preparing the team this week.
“England is a talented, quality group across its painting, and we know that we will need to reach the Earth to provide a winning performance.”
Ringrose inserts is the only change in the back line of Ireland from Australia.
Hugo Kennan is still in the full back while Mac Hansen begins the right wing after serving his ban in three games for criticizing officials in the defeat of Concet by Lindster in December.
James Lowe, who returned from Lingter's victory over the storms last week, begins in the left wing with Jameson Gibson Park at SCRUM-Half as expected.
