Leeds United's England contingent will have one final chance to impress Gareth Southgate this weekend before the squad for the European Championships is announced.
The Three Lions boss will announce his squad for Euro 2020, which was postponed from last year, on Tuesday ahead of the tournament's start next month.
While Kalvin Phillips is set to have secured his spot in the team, he may be the only member in the side from Leeds' ranks.
If that's to change, other players may be required to make one final impression this weekend as the Premier League campaign comes to a close.
Phillips is rated at 1/20 by SkyBet to make Southgate's squad for the tournament and is expected to start the opening match of the group stages against against Croatia, rated at 10/11 to be amongst the starting XI.
While his odds are positive, Jack Harrison's chances of pushing into the side and making his debut at international level are seen as unlikely.
The Manchester City loanee is placed at 22/1 to push his way into the squad but another fine performance on the final day against West Brom on Sunday.
Patrick Bamford could be in with an outside chance of making his way into the squad though, given a 10/3 chance to make the squad.
The forward has excelled this season with 16 goals and seven assists in the Premier League this season, helping the Whites secure a top-half finish.
While his record is impressive, the likes of Ollie Watkins, Danny Ings and Mason Greenwood are seen as more likely to secure a spot.
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