Gareth Southgate was able to oversee a full squad training session as England reported no new injuries ahead of their trip to Montenegro.
After having to deal with various withdrawals since the squad was announced, Southgate saw all 20 of the remaining players train at St George's Park before flying to Podgorica on Sunday afternoon.
Spirits were high in the England camp after the 5-0 demolition of the Czech Republic on Friday night, where Raheem Sterling scored his first international hat-trick.
The squad were pictured laughing and joking amongst each other, passing around a rubber chicken in a game of dodgeball - just as they did in the 2018 World Cup where they reached the semi-finals.
Harry Kane, who netted from the penalty spot at Wembley on Friday, was one of those heavily involved in the game.
However, his Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier has travelled back to his club after picking up an injury following a robust challenge in the first half.
The 25-year-old became the latest casualty when he suffered a muscular problem in Friday's 5-0 win at home to Czech Republic.
Having originally named a 25-man squad for the two qualifiers, Southgate is left with just 20 players for the clash against Montenegro, who drew 1-1 with Bulgaria on Thursday.
Fabian Delph, Marcus Rashford, Trent Alexander-Arnold, John Stones, Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Luke Shaw have all been ruled out through injury.
