England can make it three wins in a row when they welcome Czechia to Wembley on Tuesday night.
The Three Lions dished out a comprehensive 7-0 dismantling of Croatia in Rijeka last time out and sit second in their Nations League group behind world champions Spain.
Victory over the Czechs on Tuesday would virtually guarantee England's place in the quarter-finals of the Nations League.
Injuries to both Alex Scott and Ezri Konsa mean that Thomas Tuchel has had to make changes to that XI, however, and there is also rotation elsewhere on the pitch.
Arsenal midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly gets another go in central midfield next to Elliot Anderson, while Trent Alexander-Arnold takes up the right-back spot, with Jarell Quansah moving to the heart of the back four alongside Marc Guehi.
Anthony Gordon has been outstanding in the three matches so far, but he is handed a rest; Eberechi Eze taking his place.
Czechia caused England a few issues with their low-block last week and Tuchel will be hoping that Morgan Rogers can help break down that structure, in place of Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka.
Captain Harry Kane retains his place in the side, meaning the Bayern Munich marksman will draw level with Peter Shilton as England's all-time leading appearance maker.
England XI
Jordan Pickford; Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jarell Quansah, Marc Guehi, Lewis Hall; Myles Lewis-Skelly, Elliot Anderson; Morgan Rogers, Jude Bellingham, Eberechi Eze; Harry Kane
