Euro 2016 qualifiers: England take on Lithuania with 100 per cent record intact

With what is likely to be a highly experimental XI England take on Lithuania in their final Euro 2016 qualifier, hoping to maintain their 100 per cent record.

The Three Lions are heavily odds-on at 2/5 to get a result on the continent, though Roy Hodgson will rest a number of players including Joe Hart, Gary Cahil, James Milner and Michael Carrick, with captain Wayne Rooney already ruled out.

“There isn’t much time for people to show what they can do,” Hodgson said.

“These are players who we think are going to be important, who we trust, and I believe we’ll still be good enough to win the game.

“I want to find out that these players are good enough to be in the squad.”

One who is guaranteed to start is goalkeeper Jack Butland, after a string of impressive displays for Stoke City, while Jonjo Shelvey and Dele Ali could also join him.

It will be interesting to see who plays in attack, with Theo Walcott and Harry Kane both featuring in the 2-0 win over Estonia last time out, with the former opening the scoring. To do so again, he is 7/2 while the Spurs man is 4/1 to net two or more.

Another who is more than likely to figure after an impressive performance last time out, which included an assist, is Ross Barkley, who is 7/2 in the anytime market; a decent price considering he nearly scored at Wembley.