James Trafford will start in goal for England against Spain in Sunday's Nations League clash in Madrid, with Jordan Pickford dropping out.
Pickford started Thursday's 2-1 win over Croatia at Wembley, but Thomas Tuchel has confirmed that Trafford will take his place for the final group game at the Metropolitano Stadium.
Tuchel confirms rotation plan
Speaking at England's pre-match press conference on Saturday evening, Tuchel said: "It's good news first of all because we have everyone available.
"Ezri Konsa is back and available and Djed Spence is back and available. So we have full choice in our back four.
"James Trafford will play tomorrow. We will share the matches [in goal] like we did in the last [international break]."
High-pressure test in Madrid
The last extended international break saw game time split evenly between Pickford and Trafford, and Tuchel confirmed he would continue with the same approach.
"We want to see how far Traff is. We give him the opportunity, which is normally very rare for goalkeepers. So we use the Nations League to see him and to try him in a high-pressure environment," he added.
England face Spain knowing that victory can secure them top spot in the group and potentially an easier opponent for the quarter-finals in March.
Tuchel said: "On top of that, I have full trust in my team. It has been an excellent camp on the pitch and off the pitch. We will be playing the best team in the world.
"We have taken the next step. This is always the challenge in high-level sport.
"We have a final in this last match where we can win the group and can see how far we can push the limits with the world champions in Madrid. I think the players don't need to be reminded."
