Gareth Southgate will ring the changes for England 's friendly against France.
Southgate has not lost any players after Saturday's dramatic draw with Scotland in a World Cup qualifier but is certain to shake-up his starting line-up for Tuesday night in Paris.
The Three Lions' boss is acutely aware of clubs being concerned about tiredness and fatigue at the end of the season and will give a few players a rest.
He might also look at deploying a back three at the Stade de France after using it in training last week and may try different options up front.
Manchester City winger Raheem Sterling had an eye infection and came off the bench against Scotland to create Harry Kane's late equaliser.
Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who got the other English goal as a substitute, and Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe could both get starts.
England flew straight from Glasgow to France to begin their build-up.
Extra security is in place ahead of the high-profile friendly.