: Pickford; Alexander-Arnold, White, Dier, Stones, Shaw; Rice, Bellingham; Foden, Sterling, Kane. On sticking with three centre-backs, Neville told Sky Sports: 'Gareth has analysed knockout football, understands English football, World Cup football and knockout football better than any other England manager I've seen World Cup 2022: Start date, schedule, teams, kick-off times and TV 'He knows that you've got to stop goals going in, so I think he'll build it from that defensive base, knowing that his players up front will get him a goal. 'He hasn't got a pair he can trust at the back. Which centre back pair would you put together and think you trust them? None of them. None of them are good enough, unfortunately. That's why I've gone with a three.' Neville had previously questioned whether Trent Alexander-Arnold should be in the England team, but he has opted for the Liverpool man at wing-back, although admits it is not ideal. 'I don't think he's going to play him as a right-back, would he play him as a wing-back? It's not ideal to be honest with you – the defensive situation that we've got. I actually like the idea of Shaw playing as a left-centre back to be honest with you, but the problem is Chilwell isn't there so there's no one else at left wing-back,' he said. Jamie Carragher's England team (433): Pickford; Trippier, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Be){kind=link}
NEWS… BUT NOT AS YOU KNOW IT
Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher have made their choices for who should start for England when the World Cup gets underway in Qatar, and they have not made the same picks.
England get their campaign underway on Monday against Iran, with their other group games seeing them face USA and Wales.
As ever, there is plenty of debate not only over who should be in the starting XI, but what formation Gareth Southgate should play.
Neville has backed Southgate’s defensive-minded tendencies, playing what could either be a 5-3-2 or a 3-4-3, with wing-backs either side of three central defenders.