San Marino v England live stream, Monday 15 November, 7.45pm GMT
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England need a point against minnows San Marino on Monday to secure their place at next year’s World Cup in Qatar.
Considering that the tiny micro-state have never won a competitive game and are the bottom-ranked team in the world, anything less than a comfortable victory would go down as a seismic shock.
Gareth Southgate’s side smashed Albania 5-0 at Wembley on Friday , with Harry Kane bagging a superb hat-trick to put the Three Lions on the brink of an automatic qualification spot.
Their final task of Group I is the easiest one international football has to offer, against a San Marino side that has lost all nine of its qualifiers, scoring once and conceding 36 goals.
Southgate could offer Conor Gallagher the chance to make his debut for the Three Lions, after the 21-year-old Crystal Palace midfielder, on loan from Chelsea, earned his first senior call-up.
He could take the place of Jordan Henderson, who is injured, while Raheem Sterling is also unavailable for Southgate and Jack Grealish, Mason Mount and Luke Shaw haven’t made the trip.
Unsurprisingly, England’s record against San Marino is impressive; in seven games, they have a perfect winning record by an aggregate score of 42-1, including a 5-0 win last time they met at Wembley in March.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm GMT on Monday, 15 November, and UK viewers can watch it on ITV. See below for international broadcast options.
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