England conclude their World Cup warm-up schedule when they face off against fellow World Cup-bound side Costa Rica at Elland Road in Leeds.
Gareth Southgate's side come into the game on the back of a 2-1 victory over Nigeria and they will be looking for a similar result as they look to arrive in Russia on a high.
The win over Nigeria stretched the Three Lions' unbeaten run to nine games, a streak that also includes draws against Brazil, Germany and Italy, as well as a win over the Netherlands.
Los Ticos also come into the game full of confidence, having defeated Northern Ireland 3-0 in San Jose over the weekend, and they have one final friendly to go - against Belgium - before embarking on their own World Cup odyssey.
| Game | England vs Costa Rica |
| Date | Thursday, June 7 |
| Time | 8:00pm BST / 3:00pm ET |
| Stream (US only) | fubo TV (7-day free trial) |
TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch
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| US TV channel | Online stream |
|---|---|
| FOX Sports 1 | fubo TV (7-day free trial) |
In the United Kingdom (UK), the game can be watched live on TV on ITV or streamed live online using the ITV Player.
| UK TV channel | Online stream |
|---|---|
| ITV | ITV Player |
Squads & Team News
| Position | England players |
|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Pickford, Pope, Butland |
| Defenders | Walker, Rose, Stones, Maguire, Trippier, Cahill, Jones, Delph, Young, Alexander-Arnold |
| Midfielders | Dier, Lingard, Henderson, Alli, Loftus-Cheek |
| Forwards | Kane, Sterling, Vardy, Welbeck, Rashford |
Having played Jordan Pickford for the entirety of the game against Nigeria, Southgate has indicated that Jack Butland will play against Costa Rica.
With a fully fit squad to choose from, there is likely to be experimentation elsewhere on the pitch as the Three Lions boss figures out the best approach for Russia.
Potential England XI: Butland; Walker, Stones, Maguire; Rose, Alexander-Arnold, Dier, Henderson, Alli; Sterling, Kane.
| Position | Costa Rica players |
|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Navas, Pemberton, Moreira |
| Defenders | Acosta, Gonzalez, Smith, Duarte, Oviedo, Calvo, Gamboa, Waston, Matarrita |
| Midfielders | Borges, Bolanos, Colindres, Wallace, Azofeifa, Tejeda, Guzman |
| Forwards | Campbell, Ruiz, Venegas, Urena |
Costa Rica's squad for the World Cup was confirmed on June 4 and there are plenty of talented figures within Oscar Ramirez's 23-man panel, including Real Madrid goalkeeper Keylor Navas.
Navas was taken off after just 35 minutes in the win over Northern Ireland, but should be fit to feature against England. Otherwise, Leonel Moreira could get the nod.
In attack, Arsenal winger Joel Campbell offers a potent threat alongside captain Bryan Ruiz.
Potential Costa Rica XI: Navas; Acosta, Gonzalez, Duarte; Oviedo, Gamboa, Guzman, Borges, Campbell, Colindres; Ruiz.
Betting & Match Odds
England are 4/11 favourites to win the match according to dabblebet, with Costa Rica commanding odds of 15/2. A draw between the teams is a 10/3 bet.
Match Preview
England's clash against Costa Rica is the last chance for Southgate to run the rule over his squad ahead of their opening World Cup game against Tunisia, which takes place 11 days later.
Naturally enough, the strutiny has begun to intensify on his panel, with the controversy over Raheem Sterling's tattoo and Danny Rose's concerns over racism already taking the focus away from what's happening on the pitch, so the Three Lions boss will have to work hard to ensure the players keep their eyes on the prize.
And, with places in the starting XI still ostensibly up for grabs they will have to remain tuned in for the visit of Costa Rica, who are sure to provide a suitably stern test before things get serious.
Los Ticos made light work of Michael O'Neill's workmanlike Northern Ireland in their last outing and also claimed victory over Scotland back in March, so they appear to be well matched with England, but their form has been erratic, with defeats to Spain, Hungary and Tunisia also blotting their recent record.
The result of the game will ultimately pale into insigificance come June 18 in Volgograd and the chief concern for Southgate will be for his players to come through the exercise unscathed, but primed for battle.