Gary Neville expects Kyle Walker to continue as England's right back ahead of their World Cup knockout tie with Senegal. Kieran Trippier started the first two Group B fixtures, but was replaced by the Manchester City star for the victory over Wales on Tuesday night.
The Three Lions secured top spot with a comfortable 3-0 win over their neighbours, courtesy of a brace from Marcus Rashford and a strike from Phil Foden. Gareth Southgate made four changes for the encounter, with Walker making his first start of the competition after recovering from a groin injury.
England have so far setup with a back four, although previous tournaments show Southgate could switch to a back five should they reach the latter stages. The Three Lions are on course for a quarter-final date with world champions France, should both sides successfully negotiate their round-of-16 ties with Senegal and Poland.
