The England Women's team will hope to take three points from their World Cup qualifier against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Tuesday to move top of the group.
Phil Neville's side need to win after their 0-0 draw against Wales on Friday kept them one point behind their neighbours in the qualifiers.
With only top spot in the group guaranteeing a place at the World Cup 2019 in France, a fourth victory from five games would edge England closer to their goal.
Bosnia-Herzegovina have only won one game in the qualifiers and were beaten 6-1 by Russia in their last outing and will be desperate to win to avoid finishing bottom of the table.
| Game | Bosnia-Herzegovina Women vs England Women |
| Date | Tuesday April 10 |
| Time | 15:00 BST |
TV Channel & Live Stream
In the United Kingdom (UK), the game can be watched live for free on the BBC red button or on BBC iPlayer.
| UK TV channel | Online stream |
|---|---|
| BBC Red Button | BBC iPlayer |
Squads & Team News
| Position | England players |
|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Bardsley, Earps, Telford |
| Defenders | Stokes, Daly, McManus, Houghton, Greenwood, Williamson, Bronze, George |
| Midfielders | Williams, Christiansen, Moore, Walsh, Nobbs |
| Forwards | Duggan, Mead, Kirby, White, Parris, Taylor, Lawley |
Full-back Demi Stokes has been ruled out of the squad due to illness following the draw against Wales on Friday.
Chelsea's Fran Kirby has also withdrawn from the squad as part of the management of an ongoing injury concern.Potential England XI: Bardsley; McManus, Houghton, Williamson, Bronze; Moore, Walsh, Nobbs; Duggan, Parris, Taylor.
| Position | Bosnia-Herzegovina players |
|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Hodzic, Sabanovic |
| Defenders | Krso, Spahic, Hadzic, Hasanbegovic, Seslija, Radeljic, Aleksic |
| Midfielders | Spahic, Lukic, Kapetanovic, Lihovic |
| Forwards | Kulis, Nikolic, Kameric, Sakotic, Spasojevic, Medic, Milovic |
Betting & Match Odds
England are strong favourites to win at 1/50 according to dabblebet , with Bosnia-Herzegovina priced at 25/1 to beat the Lionesses. A draw is available at 11/1.
Match Preview
Phil Neville's Lionesses will want to extend their unbeaten World Cup qualifying run to five games and claim top spot in the group to move above Wales.
"This is our game in hand so we have to make it count and that’s what we’re aiming to do," Neville told reporters ahead of the game. "I want us to be ruthless. I want us to play with the same type of determination as we did against Wales but I want us to score goals this time."
The Lionesses will have to work hard to win the qualifier without key players such as Stokes and Kirby, but during the reverse fixture in November they won 4-0.
Neville added: "Bosnia will have a similar system as Wales did on Friday so that will mean similar problems.
“We have got to have better quality in the final third. We need to play with more speed, take more care with our passing and move the ball faster."