England manager Gareth Southgate is expected to make changes for the game against Bulgaria tomorrow (Monday) - and Tottenham's Harry Winks could be one of them.
The Three Lions are looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2-1 defeat against Czech Republic - England's first defeat in a qualifying group stage match for a decade.
And he has hinted that he could ring the changes for the game in Sofia, with Southgate admitting that he could give opportunities to other players.
Spurs midfielder Harry Winks is one of the players in the squad who was not used on Friday, but Southgate's comments suggest that he could add to his three caps for the senior England side.
"There are players who we're giving football to in key areas, like Declan Rice, who's still 20 years old," said Southgate, speaking ahead of the game.
"I've got to always remember that, that we're putting a lot of onus on young players and sometimes it's important for you to turn to your more experienced players in those moments, and say: 'OK, this is the time for a solid performance, get back on track.'
"Remember the objective is to qualify. We've been trying to qualify, develop the team, blood players - and the other night that didn't quite work for us. But, it's the first time it hasn't."
One Tottenham player will not feature against Bulgaria, with Danny Rose suspended for the game, meaning Leicester City's Ben Chilwell is likely to come in to the team.
"We have to change with Danny [Rose] missing anyway," said Southgate.
"These are the decisions we've got to think about because we haven't hit the level we need to. And so you have two choices, you either change formation or you change personnel.
"The best way to improve is to play in the same way and play better, and do it with better detail."
