Two more groups reach their conclusion on Tuesday with several big hitters in action. Keep checking back for regular updates. England made just one change to their opening two games, with Conor Gallagher replacing Trent Alexander-Arnold in midfield and sitting ahead of Declan Rice in a 4-1-4-1 system.
However, the same ponderous problems plagued in the early going despite Bukayo Saka finding the net and had his effort ruled out for offside. That was as close as they came to the opener and there were some scattered boos from a section of fans as they made their way off at half-time with the scores level as Kobbie Mainoo was brought in for Gallagher to shake things up for the second half. That helped bring a little more urgency to the performance and they came close when Manchester City team-mates Phil Foden and John Stones combined to see the defenderās effort scrambled to safety.
Serbiaās Predrag RajkovicĢ was the busier of the two goalkeepers in the first half and was on hand on several occasions to keep at bay. When he was beaten, it was only due to a foul on him prior to the ball hitting the back of the net to keep things level at the break. After the interval, it was Serbiaās turn to have the ball in the net, only for the finish to be ruled out for a clear offside.
A win for would see them through, while will advance if they avoid defeat. Gakpo 47ā², Depay 75ā²; Malen OG 6ā², Schmid 59ā², Sabitzer 80ā² Austria finished as surprise Group D winners following a b.
