Albion defender Lewis Dunk was among a full 25-man England squad who trained this morning ahead of the Nations League encounter with Croatia.

Tomorrow's match at Wembley is a winner-takes-all clash, with the Three Lions winning Group A4 and reaching the finals should they beat their World Cup semi-final foes.

Gareth Southgate is planning widespread changes from Thursday's 3-0 friendly win against the United States, in which Dunk played the full 90 minutes.

Defenders Joe Gomez and Luke Shaw missed the USA game with minor knocks but are now available.

They trained yesterday and were again in action at Tottenham's training ground today.

Dunk appears set for a place on the bench this time.

Speaking at his pre-match press conference, Southgate said: "I think that both teams are tactically always well prepared and both teams have a brilliant opportunity to get to a semi-final.

"So for certain I think both countries will be looking to win the game.

"How you approach that, it's 95 minutes and you've got to get every part of that game right.

"There's some very good players on show and a full house, it's a great game to be involved in."

Southgate wants England to finish 2018 on a high against opponents they know well.

He added: "We've obviously played them twice in the last few months.

"We know their style of play, we know their preferences, the areas that they build up, we know areas that we think we can try to exploit.

"It's two really evenly-matched teams. Both games after 90 minutes have been draws.

"I think there have been periods in both of those matches where each team has had the upper hand.

"So we've got to put all the things together tomorrow and make sure we back up our last few performances, which have been really healthy, and make sure we finish the calendar year - from an England perspective - on a real high."

Southgate believes his team has improved since the World Cup.

"I think we've learned with every experience that we've had," he said.

"We've added more depth to the squad in terms of some more young players emerging, more competition for places.

"We've had a slight change of system which has also added something different, so we've got some flexibility in how we can play."