England captain Harry Kane returns to the starting line-up for tonight's Nations League clash with Denmark.
Kane came off the bench in Sunday's win over Belgium as he continues to manage what boss Gareth Southgate described as muscle fatigue.
Speaking on the eve of the game, Southgate refuted claims he was on course for a club vs country row in opting to play the Tottenham striker - insisting he never risks a players when picking his team.
Kane's inclusion is one of five changes from the 2-1 victory over Belgium which saw the Three Lions move top of Nations League group A2.
Club-mate Eric Dier misses out through injury and is replaced by Conor Coady, while Reece James and Ainsley Maitland-Niles make their first senior starts.
Leeds midfielder Kalvin Phillips is the other player to be recalled as Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson drops to the bench.
Meanwhile, Christian Eriksen and Simon Kjaer are both included in the Denmark team to collect their 100th caps for their country.
England XI: Pickford, Walker, Coady, Maguire, James, Rice, Phillips, Maitland-Niles, Mount, Rashford, Kane
Subs: Pope, Henderson, Mings, Saka, Alexander-Arnold, Gomez, Henderson, Ward-Prowse, Grealish, Ings, Sancho, Calvert-Lewin
Additional reporting by PA.
