England: The possible arrangement of the three lions in the OAKA

The England national team will line up with many absences, and a total of nine, in the OAKA against Greece (14/11, 21:45, Novasports Prime, ALPHA, LIVE MATCHCENTER SPORT24).

Lee Carsley stated in the press conference that he has prepared for this domino of changes in his calls so it wasn’t any kind of shock.

However, Harry Kane’s hamstrings could see him out of the squad and Ollie Watkins in his place, according to Guardian.

However, the Sky Sports report had the leader of the three lions normally in the eleven, with the remaining ten positions remaining as they are and it remains to be seen which scenario will prevail.

How he is expected to line up in the OAKA, the changes in relation to the match at Wembley

Reports in England suggest that the England national team is expected to line up with several changes from the match at Wembley, possibly seven to eight.

The possible line-up of the three lions against our national team includes seven changes compared to the match at Wembley. The common denominator of these games is Pickford, Lewis, Gordon and Bellingham.

A change is also expected in its formation, as Carsley is expected to abandon the 4-4-2 for the 4-2-3-1. The change in formation is because he now wants to play with a main forward whether that is Harry Kane or Ollie Watkins.

• England’s Wembley line-up: Pickford, Alexander-Arnold, Stones, Colwill, Lewis, Palmer, Rice, Saka, Gordon, Foden, Bellingham.
• The possible eleven in OAKA: Pickford, Walker, Gay, Konsa, Lewis, Gomes, Gallagher, Madueke, Gordon, Bellingham, Kane (Watkins).