England's World Cup campaign continues to unfold, with the team currently sitting on four points after two games.
A point against Panama would seal top spot in the group, although a winner in the match between Ghana and Croatia would see England finish first.
If England lose against Panama, they would finish second in the group if Ghana beat Croatia or the match ends in a draw.
Victory over Ghana, which would have secured the group title with a game to spare, would have given England the luxury of resting players against Panama.
This could have been particularly beneficial due to the condensed schedule, which would see England play six games in 23 days should they reach the final on July 19.
Ties are broken using the head-to-head record between teams, which is why England will finish ahead of Croatia if both teams end up on four points.
As group winners, England would enter the bottom half of the draw and play one of the third-placed sides from Groups E, I, J or K.
This will likely be against one of Ecuador, Senegal, Austria, Algeria, DR Congo or Uzbekistan, with a small chance it could be Portugal.
A second-place finish would see England play the runner-up in Group K, which will almost certainly be either Portugal or Colombia, in Toronto on July 2.
Finishing third in the group would mean England play the winner of Group K in Kansas City on July 4, either Colombia or Portugal.
