England football face second-place Kosovo football on Tuesday as they chase Euro 2020 qualifying qualification, having defeated Bulgaria 4-0 at the weekend.
Gareth Southgate’s men have scored 14 goals in only three games, and have a perfect record as they prepare to face Southampton.
After playing out draws in their opening two matches, Kosovo have since secured wins over Bulgaria and the Czech Republic to go second in Group A.
Though England will expect a victory, Southgate will likely select a strong side as they meet their most dangerous opponents of their qualifying campaign so far.
Here is everything you need to know before the game.
1/14 Jordan Pickford
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2/14 Kieran Trippier
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3/14 Michael Keane
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4/14 Harry Maguire
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5/14 Danny Rose
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6/14 Jordan Henderson
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7/14 Declan Rice
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8/14 Ross Barkley
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9/14 Raheem Sterling 8
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10/14 Harry Kane 8
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11/14 Marcus Rashford
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12/14 Mason Mount
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13/14 Jadon Sancho
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14/14 Akex Oxlade-Chamberlain
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1/14 Jordan Pickford
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2/14 Kieran Trippier
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3/14 Michael Keane
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4/14 Harry Maguire
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5/14 Danny Rose
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6/14 Jordan Henderson
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7/14 Declan Rice
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8/14 Ross Barkley
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9/14 Raheem Sterling 8
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10/14 Harry Kane 8
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11/14 Marcus Rashford
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12/14 Mason Mount
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13/14 Jadon Sancho
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14/14 Akex Oxlade-Chamberlain
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When is the game?
Kick off is at 7.45pm on Tuesday.
How can I watch it?
ITV will be airing the game, with coverage starting at 7pm. The match will also be streamed online on the ITV website and the ITV Hub app.
Team News
Manchester United pair Jesse Lingard and Aaron Wan-Bissaka withdrew from the squad, so will not play against Kosovo. Kieran Trippier and Danny Rose started in the Bulgaria game, but could be left out for Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ben Chilwell to come in respectively. Michael Keane will likely retain his place next to Harry Maguire in defence. James Maddison may make his senior debut as the game nears its end.
Predicted line-up
Pickford; Alexander-Arnold, Keane, Maguire, Chilwell; Rice, Henderson, Barkley; Sancho, Kane, Sterlin
Odds
England 1/16
Draw 12/1
Kosovo 30/1
Prediction
Kosovo are undefeated in the group for a reason and should provide England’s biggest challenge yet, but Southgate’s team should have enough quality to earn their fourth win of the campaign.
Southgate is expected to opt for experienced heads to start. England will look to dominate proceedings and attack from the first whistle, with the skilful feet of Jadon Sancho and Raheem Sterling likely to cause the visitors all sorts of problems.
England 3-0 Kosovo
