Three things England must work on against Switzerland

Leicester City pair Demarai Gray and Ben Chilwell are in, and both could expect to make their senior debuts.

Chilwell has played every minute of the Foxes season so far and with Shaw’s head injury could even come into the starting line-up.

Gray will be competing with the likes of Jesse Lingard, Rashford and Welbeck for a spot on Tuesday.

Raheem Sterling would be certain starter, but Gray’s own impressive start to the campaign could see him come into real contention in future.

Midfield conundrum

England’s semi-final run at the World Cup can’t be sniffed at, but Southgate’s 3-5-2 formation has as many drawbacks as positives moving forward.

Harry Maguire, John Stones and Kieran Trippier got many of the plaudits in Russia. But the midfield two were exposed in games against Belgium and Croatia, as well as in Saturday’s defeat to Spain.

England are 8/11 to beat Switzerland and could have enough in hand, but Southgate might have to tinker to beat the very best sides.

He started Jordan Henderson in a defensive role with Alli and Lingard marauding around.

Many are calling for midfielder James Maddison to be given a senior call-up but it could be worth experimenting with other formations.

Both Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Fabian Delph are already in the squad. The duo bring intriguing, yet very different qualities that haven’t fully been unleashed for England.

Click here for more England v Switzerland odds

Big match previews, betting tips and transfer news – Coral has it all.

All Odds and Markets are correct as of the date of publishing