All 23 members of England’s World Cup squad trained on Sunday in Repino, giving manager Gareth Southgate a clean bill of health for their World Cup opener against Tunisia on Monday evening.
Marcus Rashford was again present having missed sessions earlier in the week due to a knee problem but the Manchester United forward is unlikely to start the Group G clash in Volgograd.
Raheem Sterling is expected to play behind captain and striker Harry Kane, with Harry Maguire and Ashley Young reportedly winning the nod from Southgate to start at left centre-back and left wing-back respectively.
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson and Manchester City attacker Sterling are set to be the only members of the England XI with previous World Cup experience.