England's final international friendly this month is set to take place this Tuesday, as Gareth Southgate's side take on Ivory Coast at Wembley. The Three Lions came from behind against Switzerland on Saturday evening, as first Manchester United defender Luke Shaw then Harry Kane were on hand to complete the turnaround.
Beginning their World Cup preparations with victory, captain Harry Kane also moved level second with Sir Bobby Charlton in the all-time England scoring charts, registering his 49th international goal. The Tottenham forward is now just four goals short of leading goalscorer Wayne Rooney, who currently holds the record with 53.
With their unbeaten record now standing at a record 21 games, their were always senior debuts for Crystal Palace pairing Marc Guehi and Kyle Walker-Peters, both performing well. Ivory Coast will however pose a different threat, with five Premier League players called up by manager Patrice Beaumelle for their own bout of fixtures.
