We might switch to a back three, reveals Gareth Southgate

“It's certainly something we've considered. I think we are in a difficult situation in terms of the players that have played international football with us in that area of the pitch and who are playing regularly with their clubs. So, that's part of the reason we didn't do that [against the Czech Republic]. I'm not sure, ahead of Monday, if that's the right thing to do but we're very aware and assessing those things," said Southgate to the BBC.

At last year’s FIFA Worldcup in Russia, England’s three-man defence constituted of Harry Maguire, Kyle Walker and John Stones. However, Stones is unavailable through injury while Walker has not been included in the squad. It remains to be seen if he drafts Danny Rose and Michael Keane into the defence along with Maguire. The former Middlesborough coach also admitted that there was enough time to make alterations in defensive tactics before Euro 2020.