England face Denmark on Tuesday in their second Nations League 2020 fixture. The Three Lions laboured to a narrow 1-0 over Iceland on Saturday in their opening fixture. Raheem Sterling’s late penalty saved the Three Lions’ blushes after a lacklustre performance where few chances were created by a young England side.<\/p>\n
Gareth Southgate could make a number of changes for the second League A2 fixture in Denmark.<\/p>\n
The hosts lost their opening fixture 2-0 to Belgium. Kasper Hjulmand’s side played well in parts and they will be determined to put in an improved performance on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Kyle Walker won’t feature for England following his dismissal against Iceland. The Machester City<\/a> defender was shown a second yellow card for a rash tackle on Arnor Traustason late in the second half.<\/p>\n Marcus Rashford and Harry Winks withdrew from the England squad due to injury last week and will be unavailable. Manchester United<\/a> captain Harry Maguire was omitted from the squad due to his ongoing legal issues.<\/p>\n The big news, however, is that both Mason Greenwood and Phil Foden have not travelled with the rest of the squad after reportedly breaking the bubble<\/a> to meet some girls in Iceland. The duo will, therefore, not be available for the game against Denmark.<\/p>\n Denmark has a fully fit squad with no fresh injuries or suspensions. Inter Milan<\/a> midfielder Chrisitan Eriksen and RB Leipzig<\/a> forward Yussuf Poulsen should feature.<\/p>\n England could make a number of changes following their slow performance in Rekjavik. Liverpool<\/a> full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold should replace the suspended Walker at right-back.<\/p>\nPredicted Line-Ups<\/h3>\n