Wales go to Turkey looking to bounce back from their nightmare home loss to Armenia.

Turkey go into Monday's game top of Group D in qualification, two points above Wales in third.

"Friday was a massive bump, but now we stick together as a group," said boss Rob Page.

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Plenty of other big international matches tonight. Let's see what else is going on...

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In England's group, Ukraine have won 1-0 at home against Malta, but needed a second-half penalty from Viktor Tsygankov to get the victory.

Ukraine, second in Group C with six points from three matches, had earlier missed a penalty as former West Ham winger Andriy Yarmolenko hit the crossbar with his spot-kick.

Armenia, who beat Wales 4-2 in Cardiff on Friday, have gained another win in Group D as a 91st-minute winner from Tigran Barseghyan gave them a 2-1 win over Latvia.

In Group H, Finland thrashed San Marino 6-0 with Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara and ex-Norwich City striker Teemu Pukki both on the scoresheet as Daniel Hakans scored a nine-minute hat-trick with goals in the 65th, 72nd and 74th minutes.

Steven Gerrard
Former England and Liverpool captain

Speaking on Channel 4: "I think they're in a fantastic place. Gareth must be really pleased with how they are doing. They are a team full of belief and confidence a the moment."

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North Macedonia's squad is littered with players who have experience in Europe's top five leagues. Striker Ilija Nestorovski, for example, plays for Udinese and previously led the line for Palermo.

Left wing-back Ezgjan Alioski will be fondly remembered for his time with Leeds United in the Premier League, while Stole Dimitrievski is goalkeeper for Rayo Vallecano.

There are others who have featured for Dynamo Zagreb in the Champions League too

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In a welcome surprise, England, Newcastle, Tottenham and Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne is present at Old Trafford this evening.

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold played well in midfield for England against minnows Malta on Friday.

Read his thoughts on it here.

And see what our chief football writer thought here.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

He's got a great bond between himself and the players. His man management skills are excellent. When he first came in, he managed expectations by bringing the media into the camp and not making the media something that was behind a brick wall for these players.

All of a sudden, this wasn't a person behind a keyboard. It wasn't a person behind a pen. If the media want to write the stories and they know someone on a personal level, the stuff they write might be different. Their opinion of them might be different and they can look at it at a different angle.

Including today's caps, the England starting XI has a combined 590 senior appearances for the country - the second-most by an England starting XI in any international, only behind 595 vs Algeria in June 2010.

If you count Declan Rice's Republic of Ireland caps it's 593...

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Former England defender Ledley King speaking on the Football Daily podcast about Trent Alexander-Arnold: "In possession at Liverpool it is similar to where he has been playing. I think Gareth is trying to give Trent some time on the pitch because it's been difficult. We have Trippier, we have Walker. I've always felt that defensively that's always been the stigma with Trent. We know about his qualities going forward and I think that's why at times he's been overlooked. But moving him into midfield now, you get to see the best of his ability.

"I think it's something to look at, especially for England. I'm not sure if Liverpool would take it on but for England it's definitely something we can look at with the strength we have in that right-back position."

North Macedonia are ranked 65th in the world so it would be a mega shock were they to win tonight.

Here is an article looking at some big shocks - you can rank them if you want.

Paul Robinson
Former England goalkeeper on BBC's Football Daily Podcast

If it's competitive games that [taking time off or dropping out] doesn't come into the consideration. Possibly with friendlies.

But these are qualifiers, not friendlies.

North Macedonia boss Blagoja Milevski says his side will need a "miracle" to get a result at Old Trafford.

"Individually or as a team, they are one of the best, have the best players in the world and showed their quality a few days ago," he said.

"On an international level and at club level, if we are talking about English football, it is the best in the world and it will be a great pleasure to play against them.

"On one way, it is the easiest. England is obviously the strongest in our group so there is no pressure on North Macedonia because our players are going to perform their best and - without that pressure - they are going to enjoy competing with England."

Macedonia, as they were known in 2006, have history against England at Old Trafford, earning a 0-0 draw during a campaign which saw Steve McClaren's side fail to reach Euro 2008.

"We are such a team that we need to make a miracle - any nervousness we have before the match, we are going to forget on the pitch," added Milevski.

"This in front of us maybe happens once or twice in your career as a player and a management team and we need to show we are able to do miracles like we did in other competitions.

"We have shown many times this team has the ability to compete against the biggest international teams and we are going to do our best."

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Gareth Southgate makes three changes to the England team that defeated Malta 4-0 on Friday.

Manchester City duo Kyle Walker and John Stones come into defence in place of Kieran Trippier and Marc Guehi, while Marcus Rashford replaces James Maddison in attack.

England XI: Pickford, Walker, Stones, Maguire, Shaw, Alexander-Arnold, Rice, Henderson, Saka, Kane, Rashford

Subs: Ramsdale, Johnstone, Trippier, Guehi, Phillips, Mings, Grealish, Maddison, Gallagher, Foden, Eze, Wilson

Darko Velkovski comes in for Visar Musliu in North Macedonia’s only change from Friday’s 3-2 defeat by Ukraine.

North Macedonia XI: Dimitrievski, Ristovski, Zajkov, Velkovski, Askovski, Ademi, Bardhi, Alioski, Elmas, Nestorovski, Trajkovski

Subs: Iliev, Shiskovski, Bejtulai, Serafimov, Atanasov, Manev, Da Babunski, Doriev, Elezi, Ristovski, Do Babunski, Dimoski

England beat Italy and Ukraine - their two main rivals - in their March games to take early control of the group - and whacked Malta 4-0 on Friday.

They can make it 12 points from four games tonight.

That would possibly give Gareth Southgate's side a potential chance to seal qualification in September with two international windows to spare.

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The North Macedonia march.

Fans on their way to Old Trafford. Some pausing to take pictures with the ‘Trafford Welcomes You’ sign.

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With Trent Alexander-Arnold playing in midfield these days, we want to know who else you think could do with a positional change?

The Republic of Ireland's numbers two and three tonight - Mark Sykes and Callum O'Dowda - were both wingers when they were at Oxford United.

Do you ever look at your team's striker and think they'd make a good left-back?

Any potential modern-day Jorge Campos - the Mexican goalkeeper who would play up front sometimes?

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Marcus Rashford starts for England, with Kyle Walker and John Stones coming in too.

More to follow.

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