England have played their final game before Gareth Southgate names his provisional squad for the 2018 World Cup.
There has been much debate about who should line-up for the Three Lions in their opener v Tunisia on June 18.
The likes of Jamie Vardy, Raheem Sterling and Jesse Lingard have staked a claim for a place in Southgate's XI after impressive displays in the 1-1 draw with Italy.
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All countries taking part in the World Cup are required to submit a provisional 35-man squad list by May 14, and the date for confirming the final 23-man squad list is June 4.
Southgate’s Three Lions will face Nigeria in a friendly at Wembley on June 2, before meeting Costa Rica at Leeds United’s Elland Road on June 7.
Sky Bet have a market for players to start England's first group game at the Volgograd Arena - we take a look at the numbers and how the Three Lions could be set to line up, according to the odds.
See below...
To start England's first game at the World Cup (odds via Sky Bet)
Goalkeeper: Jordan Pickford (1/2)
Defence: Kyle Walker (1/10), Eric Dier (1/6), John Stones (1/6), Harry Maguire (1/2), Ryan Bertrand (1/1)
Midfielders: Raheem Sterling (1/6), Dele Alli (1/2), Jordan Henderson (5/6), Jesse Lingard (8/11)
Forward: Harry Kane (1/10)
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*Odds correct as of 1115 BST, 28/03/2018.
