Wayne Rooney insists he would stick with Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden in England's attack on Sunday.
The pair were introduced for the final group game against Wales earlier this week and combined to score all of England's three goals. They came in to replace Raheem Sterling and Bukayo Saka after the blunt display against the USA - which now leaves Gareth Southgate with a decision to make.
Sterling has long been a favourite whilst Saka, who has been in sensational form for Arsenal this term, has grown in importance since playing a major role at the Euros last summer. Who supports Harry Kane in attack is the major talking point ahead of the last 16 clash with Senegal.
