England just need to avoid defeat to San Marino in their final World Cup qualifier in order to cement their place at next year's World Cup.
But anything other than a win against the international minnows would be an embarrassment for Gareth Southgate's side, who remain unbeaten in qualifying.
The Three Lions top Group I ahead of Poland, who are three points behind them in 2nd, but after defeating Albania 5-0 on Friday a win here will seal the group for Southgate’s men, who should earn a comfortable three points in Serravalle.
Despite this being a game they should easily win no matter what side they put out, it can be expected that the same side, bar maybe one or two changes, will line up here, just so Southgate can ensure the Three Lions get the job done.
It marks the last international fixture of 2021 for England, and after reaching the Euro 2020 final, they will hope to finish with qualification to the 2022 World Cup.
What will the score be when England face San Marino on Monday night? Have your say in the comments below.
When is San Marino vs England?
San Marino vs England kicks off at 7:45pm on Monday, November 15 at Stadio Olimpico di Serravalle.
The previous meeting between the two sides came in the reverse fixture in the group back in March at an empty Wembley Stadium.
Goals from James Ward-Prowse, Raheem Sterling, Ollie Watkins and a Dominic Calvert-Lewin double sealed all three points for England in a 5-0 thrashing of their opponents.
How to watch
The match will be televised on ITV 1 and will be available to stream on the go via ITV player or the ITV Hub.
Match odds
San Marino 90/1
Draw 45/1
England N/A
*odds subject to change
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Team news
It is unclear as to whether or not Gareth Southgate will ring the changes from the Albania game for the trip to San Marino, due to the level of importance of getting a win in this fixture.
It can be expected that a couple will be made, at least, and a potential debut for Emile Smith Rowe could be in line, along with Conor Gallagher, who was a last call-up over the weekend.
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England need just a point in this fixture but nothing less than three should be expected anyway against this level of opposition.
If a strong side is named from the start, then changes could be made at half-time if the game is all but won by then.
San Marino have lost all of their group games so far and have nothing to play for but pride. The minnows have scored just one goal in nine games, so a clean sheet should be a minimum for England here.
