Thomas Tuchel has made significant changes to England's starting XI ahead of the next match, with several players set to miss out due to injury or form.
First-choice midfield duo Declan Rice and Elliot Anderson have been passed fit to play but are nursing injuries, with concerns surrounding their ability to perform at their best. Meanwhile, there are calls for Anthony Gordon and Noni Madueke to be dropped after a lacklustre draw against Ghana.
Nico O'Reilly will return to the starting XI, with Djed Spence moving over to right-back to replace the injured James. Marcus Rashford will be given the nod over Anthony Gordon, but Noni Madueke keeps his spot in attack ahead of Bukayo Saka.
Declan Rice will drop out of the midfield, with Kobbie Mainoo coming in to replace him. This change has been welcomed by England legend Rio Ferdinand, who believes Mainoo is key to revitalising the Three Lions after the Ghana stalemate.
Ferdinand has praised Mainoo's ability to beat the press and play or dribble through the midfield, saying that this is a crucial aspect of the team's play that Mainoo can bring. He believes that Mainoo's presence will help to control the game and facilitate quick transitions through the pitch.
The changes to the starting XI are a significant departure from the team that faced Ghana, and it will be interesting to see how the new lineup performs in the next match.
