He comes to OAKA with absences and changes for revenge

The England national team has a very difficult mission on Thursday, as they will face our national team in a packed OAKA, having the obligation to leave with at least a two-goal difference to get the upper hand. You can read the detailed scenarios on how the blue and white team wins the championship here.

Lee Carsley is dealing with a lot of injury problems as eight players who were initially called up ended up being left out due to injury problems. They are: Aaron Ramsdale, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Levi Colwill, Declan Rice, Bucayo Saka, Cole Palmer, Jack Grealish and Phil Foden.

Anthony Gordon was also doubtful, however he is normally in the English training camp and according to the London Standard he is expected to get a first team jersey at OAKA.

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 as many as seven.

In training on Tuesday (12/11) 22 players took part in training with Branthwaite training individually and indoors. That’s why Jarel Kwansa has been promoted to the first team from the U21s to help Lee Carsley’s team in training.

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 becomes a possibility because Harry Kane is now available, unlike the October games.

• 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, Concha, Lewis, Gomes, Gallagher, Madueke, Gordon, Bellingham, Kane.