England's lineup for their Euro 2024 match against Slovakia has been announced.

Gareth Southgate, the manager of the England national football team, is expected to make only one change to his starting lineup for their upcoming match against Slovakia in the last 16 of Euro 2024. Many were disappointed with England's performance in the group stage of the tournament, but Southgate chose to stick with the same players for all three games, only making a small adjustment in their final match against Slovenia.

Despite England's lackluster performance so far, Southgate is standing by his players and has faith in their abilities. This means that players like Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, and Phil Foden will likely continue to feature in the starting lineup, with star striker Harry Kane leading the attack. Unfortunately, this may mean that talented young player Cole Palmer will have to wait for his chance to start, as he has only come off the bench in one match so far.

Kobbie Mainoo, who made a memorable impact as a substitute in the last match, is set to start against Slovakia. The Newcastle United player impressed with his energy and creativity, and will be hoping to make a similar impact tonight. In other news, Luke Shaw has returned to training but will not be starting due to his recent injury. This means that Kieran Trippier will continue to play at left-back, a role he has performed well in throughout the tournament.

Southgate has been cautious in making changes to his starting lineup, despite calls from some to shake things up. He believes that the team is not as bad as some may think, and that making too many changes could disrupt the team's chemistry and confidence. However, he does recognize the importance of having a strong bench and is pleased with the impact his substitutes have had in previous matches.

Looking ahead, if England manages to beat Slovakia, they will face Switzerland in the quarter-finals on July 6. Potential opponents in the semi-finals include Romania, Netherlands, Austria, or Turkey. Southgate is focused on his team's performance and is not swayed by outside opinions and advice. He trusts in his players and believes that they are all capable of making an impact, whether they start or come on as substitutes. The team is training well and pushing each other to perform at their best, which is vital for success in the tournament.

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