England have started training before the last-16 match of the World Cup against Senegal.

england The team was pictured training one last time before their World Cup last-16 tie with Senegal.

Gareth Southgate faces the dilemma of whether to stick with the team that beat Wales or make changes again in the spring as he did against Rob Page’s side.

Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden both impressed on Tuesday night, but they face the prospect of being dropped back on the bench to be replaced by Raheem Sterling and Bukayo Saka respectively.

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The England team are seen smiling on a sunny day at the Al Wakrah Sports Complex

There is also a decision to be made in midfield with both Mason Mount and Jordan Henderson at Southgate’s disposal.

feet, The man, who has been a big talking point throughout the World Cup, admitted he was frustrated by his minor role, his only appearance since the start against Wales.

talking to BBC Ahead of Sunday’s crucial match, the 22-year-old said: ‘It’s been up and down.

,[I am] And disappointed that the match didn’t start but it’s part of the tournament. I am a team player and when I get opportunities, I will take them.

Saturday’s session was attended by every three Lions players who are part of the squad

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“Initially I noticed the media attention, it’s hard to get away from,” he said.

‘There are many [of competition], [Bukayo] Saka performed well and scored in the first game. [Marcus] Rashford scored against Wales and did very well.

‘Everyone is scoring and everyone has proved their point so it will be a headache for Gareth.’ [Southgate] To select the team for the next game.

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Raheem Sterling was seen in the middle of a Rondo mini game with some of the players

Apart from Ben White, who has gone home from England’s World Cup campaign on a personal matter, every player was present for training on Saturday.

The players appeared to be in good spirits as they giggled and laughed under the bright sunshine all day at the Al Wakrah Sports Complex.

Harry Kane proved his fitness again by moving freely throughout the season amid ankle injury concerns.

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Rashford goes into the Senegal match with confidence after his brace against Wales and revealed he would step up to take a penalty if called upon.

The Manchester United forwards along with Bukayo Saka were subjected to abuse after failing to score from 12 yards in the Euro 2020 final against Italy.

‘Those are big moments and I’ve always been comfortable with them as a person. I’m hoping we get another penalty in the tournament. I am waiting for it. many times,