England travel to Spain tonight for the final match of their Nations League group campaign, with a chance to overtake the world champions at the top of Group A3. Kick-off is at 7.45pm GMT at the Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid.
Three Lions chase top spot
The Three Lions sit second in Group A3, three points behind Spain. Thomas Tuchel's side suffered their only defeat of the group stages against Luis de la Fuente's men, who edged a 3-2 thriller at Wembley Stadium in September. England could leapfrog Spain should they win by three clear goals in Madrid.
England arrive in the Spanish capital fresh from a 2-1 victory over Croatia last time out, when Harry Kane moved past Peter Shilton to break the former goalkeeper's record for most England caps.
Tuchel expected to name strong side
The Ballon d'Or winner will be keen to prove his worth as the world's best player against the world's best team, and Tuchel is expected to go strong with the knockout rounds of the competition next year in mind.
Spain topped Group A3 with a win over England at Wembley, and the Three Lions will need to overturn that result to finish first in the group.
