Fellow Arsenal star Bukayo Saka is tipped to start on the right-hand side on Wednesday night, replacing Noni Madueke after another underwhelming display from the 24-year-old, and while he also hasn't been at his best thus far, Saka will still be confident of becoming England's first Premier League goalscorer of the World Cup.
Golden Ball contender Jude Bellingham will of course start in the #10, with another brace last time out proving once again that this team simply doesn't hit its best without him, so the likes of Eberechi Eze and Morgan Rogers will continue to be limited to minutes off the bench - but having had the shot that led to Bellingham's winner on Saturday, Rogers will be ready to have an impact again.
Out on the left, we think Anthony Gordon will start for the third game in a row, with another assist against Norway taking him to three for the tournament. No England player has more, and considering those three assists have come in his last three games, the Barcelona man is hitting form at the perfect time.
Finally, captain Harry Kane - priced among the favourites to win the 2026 Ballon d'Or - will lead the line in his second World Cup semi-final, after doing the same in England's crushing defeat to Croatia back in 2018. He's earned the right to be the first name on the teamsheet, and will be desperate to add to his 73 goals this term - a season tally that has only ever been beaten by one man... Argentina skipper Lionel Messi.
