England manager Thomas Tuchel praised Marcus Rashford and Phil Foden's effort and application but says he has spoken to the pair about what they need to offer on the ball, ahead of England's World Cup qualifier against Latvia.

"I have spoken to both of them. They know that I appreciate the effort especially off the ball," said Tuchel.

Former Republic of Ireland captain Roy Keane told ITV after England's victory over Albania that "Rashford and Foden certainly didn't do that tonight [make a good impression].

"Foden won't have that problem coming up of where he wants to play because he won't be playing - that's a bigger problem for him."

England over the next 10 years are going to be built around Jude Bellingham, right?

Gibbs-White could end up being the right player, in the wrong generation.

Like Michael Carrick...

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter at Wembley

They won't. England are overwhelming favourites and the thing about this year, and I actually said it Friday night. It's a phoney war because the qualifying group with the exception of going to Temerin or Belgrave when they play Serbia. England will not be tested.

It's going to be a similar game where they [Latvia] will sit deep and try to frustrate England for as long as possible. They are ranked 148 in the world, so England will win it's just a question of when England will score that first goal after breaking them down

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England manager Thomas Tuchel says he is "not afraid" to make changes for Monday's World Cup qualifier against Latvia, while Anthony Gordon has been ruled out through injury.

The Newcastle forward sustained a hip injury on Friday after coming on as a late substitute in the Three Lions' opening qualifier against Albania.

After England's 2-0 win, Tuchel described the injury as "a bit worrying" but played it down on Sunday, saying Gordon requires a couple of days' rest.

The 24-year-old had a scan on Saturday before returning to his club for further assessment.

"It's just a matter of pain, there's a big bruise around the hip region and he's unable to walk properly," said Tuchel.

Many thanks Stephen for you genuine, thoughtful answer.

See the rest of you, wasn't so difficult, was it?

Also, I thought I made it quite clear on Wednesday that my football career never really recovered after I played on that really hilly pitch in Birmingham when I was 10.

I'm ruling myself out of selection.

Guys, please. Real answers only!

It's appraisal season at BBC Sport and I'm trying to convince the bosses I'm a super serious journalist.

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BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

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Newcastle United defender Tino Livramento has been left out of England's squad for Monday's World Cup qualifier against Latvia.

The 22-year-old was an unused substitute for the 2-0 win against Albania at Wembley on Friday.

Thomas Tuchel selected a 26-man squad for fixtures against Albania and Latvia but Uefa rules state that a 23-man matchday squad must be picked for each match.

Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White and Liverpool defender Jarrel Quansah, who both missed Friday's match, return to the squad while Newcastle winger Anthony Gordon drops out after returning to his club following injury.

Southampton goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has been left out again as the Three Lions prepare to host Latvia at Wembley (19.45 GMT).

"We have to get the process right to find the best group," Tuchel said.

"If that means we leave very good and talented players out of the squad this can happen. In the next 16 months it is important we find the right team and not the most talented 26 players.

"We need to get the team right. We need to get the team spirit right because it's one thing to play qualifiers, it's another thing to play tournament football."

Thanks Denno. Here's what we know about tonight's England squad so far...

Ian Dennis
BBC Radio 5 Live senior football reporter at Wembley

Gareth Southgate would have normally told the players before the game, but Thomas Tuchel from what we witnessed against Albania, and John Murray asked him this yesterday. They kept the team news very tight, so it wasn't leaked at all.

It used to irritate Gareth [Southgate] when the team news used to get leaked to the media. Thomas Tuchel said sometimes he tells the players on the morning of the game, sometimes he tells them in the afternoon.

OK, maybe I do need to limit some of you.

No, I'm not going to put in your Peter Shilton suggestion - you know who you are.

Keep it to current players please.

Can't wait to hear your takes.

And don't feel limited to this particular squad. Angel Gomes anyone?

I'm very happy to ramble on my own for a bit. That said, it's always nice to know there's people out there reading.

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