"We are never sure of anything, but the players gave us satisfaction against Wales and Italy. We opted for continuity to protect ourselves from disappointment."
France, the only remaining unbeaten team in the tournament, has won its first four matches and is a strong favorite to win the Six Nations for the first time since 2007.
France leads the standings with eight points and has a point difference of +64 while second-placed and defending champion Ireland, which next hosts Scotland, has six points and a point difference of +14.
Lievremont said he was pleased by his players' attitude against the Italians and that the absence of serious injuries in the squad convinced him to stick with the same players.
"This group has the weapons to beat England," Lievremont said.
"I think the players are fresh and fit."
France scored six tries to claim a 13th consecutive win over Italy while England was held to a 15-15 draw at Scotland last weekend.
France squad for England game:
Forwards (13):
Nicolas Mas (Perpignan), Thomas Domingo (Clermont), Jean-Baptiste Poux (Toulouse), Clement Baiocco (Racing-Metro), William Servat (Toulouse), Dimitri Szarzewski (Stade Francais), Lionel Nallet (Racing-Metro), Julien Pierre (Clermont), Sebastien Chabal (Racing-Metro), Thierry Dusautoir (Toulouse, capt), Julien Bonnaire (Clermont), Alexandre Lapandry (Clermont), Imanol Harinordoquy (Biarritz)
Backs (10):
Morgan Parra (Clermont), Francois Trinh-Duc (Montpellier), Dimitri Yachvili (Biarritz), Yannick Jauzion (Toulouse), Mathieu Bastareaud (Stade Francais), David Marty (Perpignan), Julien Malzieu (Clermont), Alexis Palisson (Brive), Clement Poitrenaud (Toulouse), Marc Andreu (Castres)
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