Harry Kane is desperate not to be rested as he chases down the England goal record.
Former England striker Alan Shearer has even claimed Kane needs a break to recharge his batteries after his injury scare last week. But the Tottenham talisman - who is two goals short of equalling Wayne Rooney ’s England record - is determined to play against Wales in the final World Cup group match on Tuesday.
England boss Gareth Southgate will resist wholesale changes even though his side are guaranteed a place in the knockout stage as long as they do not suffer a four-goal defeat by Wales. But even if he does make a couple of alterations - with a big public clamour for Phil Foden to get his chance - Kane is almost certain to keep his place.
