England will take on the Czech Republic in the Euro 2020 qualifiers on Friday.
Gareth Southgate has had some injury concerns but the England boss will have enough top quality players to name a fighting first XI.
EURO 2020 qualifiers: England team news
Four England internationals pulled out earlier this week due to injuries and have returned back to respective clubs.
The players who have gone back are Fabian Delph, John Stones, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Luke Shaw and to replace them Southampton midfielder James Ward-Prowse and Chelsea teenager Callum Hudson-Odoi have been brought in.
Declan Rice has chosen to play for England and the midfielder has been performing exceptionally well for the Hammers which means the youngster is in line to make his debut for England.
Declan Rice will hopefully play in central midfield alongside Ross Barkley and Dele Alli.
Jordan Henderson though included in the squad is not expected to be named in the starting XI and might come on as a substitute in the second half.
Harry Kane will lead the line with Raheem Sterling the obvious choice on the left flank and Dortmund youngster Jadon Sancho is expected to play on the right flank.
Both Kyle Walker and Trent Alexander-Arnold are expected to fight for the right-back role but we feel it should be the Man City man who will get the nod on Friday for the Euro 2020 qualifiers vs the Czech Republic.
EURO 2020 qualifiers: England predicted line-up
First XI: Pickford, Walker, Maguire, Keane, Chilwell, Rice, Barkley, Alli, Sancho, Kane, Sterling.
