Gary Neville and Jamie Redknapp have clashed over the former's stance that Trent Alexander-Arnold cannot play for England in a knockout game at the World Cup.
The Liverpool right-back has been named in the England squad that will head to Qatar this week, but his inclusion has proved contentious. Pundits are especially divided over whether he should be a starter for the Three Lions, with some arguing he isn't good enough defensively whilst others insist his experience with the Reds debunks that theory.
Alexander-Arnold, 24, has enjoyed huge success at Anfield after come emerging from the club's academy, shifting to a right-back role having previously been a midfielder. His lack of defensive awareness has been highlighted on numerous occasions amid suggestions that is why Gareth Southgate has been reluctant to pick him.
