Noel Sliney
BBC Sport journalist

England’s 2-0 victory in Albania on Sunday means they are the first European side to play at least six qualifiers and win them all without conceding.

A clean sweep of victories – regardless of goals conceded – is a rare achievement.

Excluding the early years of the World Cup, when teams often played just a handful of preliminary matches, only six European countries have finished with a 100% winning record, with Norway also achieving that feat during this qualifying cycle.

Germany did so on the way to the 2018 tournament, while Spain and the Netherlands, who met in the 2010 final, both qualified for South Africa in perfect style, as did West Germany for the 1982 event.

Spain could become the first side to qualify in perfect fashion twice when they host Turkey in Seville tomorrow and Luis de la Fuente's team, like England, are yet to concede a goal.

The debate around Rogers and Bellingham brings us nicely to the question - who makes your England World Cup squad?

Thomas Tuchel will have to name a 26-man squad for the tournament in North America.

The likes of Harry Kane, Jordan Pickford, Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice seem to be the "bankers," but away from that - it appears all to play for.

Is there anyone that you would add to the "banker" category?

Maybe there's a big name you would leave out, like Cole Palmer, who has missed all the recent camps due to injury.

We'll do some classic thumb polls for you to cast your votes as we continue through this morning but for now, click 'Get Involved' at the top of this page to send in your thoughts.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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The rivalry between childhood friends Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers for England's number 10 jersey provides an intriguing sub-plot to Tuchel's World Cup build-up.

Tuchel stresses the battle can remain friendly, although it has almost been stoked and encouraged by the German, so keen is he to create edge and competition in his squad.

Along with Declan Rice, Rogers is the only other England player to feature in all 10 games under Tuchel.

Rogers took his chance impressively when Bellingham was absent after shoulder surgery, then Tuchel kept faith with Aston Villa's 23-year old after he decided against giving one of the global superstars in England's squad an instant recall.

After a 25-minute cameo as a substitute against Serbia at Wembley, Bellingham started in Tirana, delivering a bit of everything that makes him such a passionate point of discussion.

Bellingham showed his range of passing, made trademark driving runs, almost scored in the second half – but also demonstrated petulance when he was shown a yellow card for a foul committed after he lost possession, then looked unhappy at being substituted, which Tuchel said he will review.

Conor Coady
Wrexham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

When the dust settles Jude will know it was the right decision to bring him off. What it is with Jude, he thinks at the minute he is playing catch-up.

He missed the last camp, he knows Morgan Rogers has done really well. He wants to play every minute he possibly can to show the manager he can be the main man for England.

We have seen it tonight with the balls he was losing, he was losing simple balls and trying to be too adventurous at times in his own half. I think he feels he is playing catch-up. Rogers is in a great position.

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Tuchel said before Sunday's game he would speak to his players about avoiding any needless red cards after Cristiano Ronaldo's dismissal on Thursday meant he could miss Portugal's opening two matches of the World Cup.

Another booking for Bellingham would have led to him being suspended for the start of the tournament.

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Thomas Tuchel and Jude Bellingham have history.

Tuchel has previously referred to Bellingham's on-field behaviour as "repulsive", something the German later apologised for.

Here's Thomas Tuchel talking to reporters about Jude Bellingham's reaction to his substitution.

Former England defender Stephen Warnock described Bellingham's behaviour after he was taken off as a "furious" reaction from the Real Madrid man.

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England boss Thomas Tuchel being asked whether Jude Bellingham is possibly not buying into the collective of the England team: "That is a bad impression. It should be about the collective. What we did in camp is all about the collective.

"I have to then review it - I was happy about the goal. I had a quick talk with Morgan Rogers and I was sure that everyone celebrate together. I will have a look at it.

"That is not the image we want to transport. We feel everyone is committed and that everyone accepts tough decisions be it before the match or in the match."

Conor Coady
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Jude Bellingham is playing like he is under a bit of pressure. I do believe that.

A player of his quality, I think this is the one part of the team that has a bit of a cloud over it.

Not in a negative way, but we're all asking questions. Thomas Tuchel has got to get the best out of Jude. The way England are playing, take the Bellingham situation out of it, they're playing some fantastic football.

The Bellingham situation is just the one we're all asking questions about.

Stephen Warnock
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I felt Jude Bellingham played like a player who was playing for his place with pressure on his shoulders in a position he hasn't played in before in an England shirt.

There was a feeling that Bellingham would be a starter for England for years to come. Suddenly, the emergence of Morgan Rogers and the way he fitted into the style that Thomas Tuchel wants has thrown up a lot of questions.

We just saw a couple moments of magic - he finds passes which other players can't find.

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England boss Thomas Tuchel, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live about Jude Bellingham: "He has to accept it, he has to accept it. We should not make more out of it than it is. [Morgan] Rogers was not happy when he couldn't start today because he deserves to play, and he wants to play all the time.

"We gave him a bit of a rest because he came with a lot of minutes playing at club [level] and played for us against Serbia. I also don't want to make more out of it. I stick to my words - behaviour is key. Decisions are made, and you have to accept it as a player."

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England manager Thomas Tuchel on Jude Bellingham's behaviour before being subbed: "I have to review it. I saw he was not happy, I don't want to make it bigger at the moment than it is.

"To a certain degree, if you have a player like Jude that is so competitive that never likes it.

"My words stand, we are about standards, level and commitment to each other and respect to each other.

"We will not change our decision just because someone waves their arms."

Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent

Thomas Tuchel said "behaviour is key" and that he "will review" Jude Bellingham's unhappy reaction at being substituted during England's World Cup qualifier against Albania.

Bellingham started his first England game since June in the 2-0 win in Tirana but was visibly irritated at being replaced by Morgan Rogers in the 84th minute.

The Real Madrid midfielder, who had already been booked, gesticulated with his arms that he did not want to be substituted.

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