England return to Norway for Euro 2012 warm-up hoping for no repeat of turmoil that surrounded them in 1995 Norway offers Capello the penultimate chance to experiment and he has much work to do to prepare for the opening Group D game against France in Donetsk on June 11. Joe Hart is established in goal but in front of him Capello's preferred centre-halves, Rio Ferdinand and John Terry, endure difficult seasons. Of the contenders, Gary Cahill has still to prove himself fully while Phil Jones, considered by Capello a future England captain, struggled alongside Ferdinand against Newcastle United's Demba Ba and Shola Ameobi at St James" Park on Wednesday. Left-back is filled by Ashley Cole but the right causes Capello constant headaches. Chris Smalling can play there but the most in-form English right-back, Micah Richards, has had his positional sense questioned by Capello. Kyle Walker times his run well. As Capello arrives in the atmospheric city of Oslo, his problems are all on-field, a contrast to Venables. At least Capello's midfield options should be more settled by then with a central axis of Steven Gerrard, Jack Wilshere and Scott Parker. Fitness permitting. Out wide, Capello needs his right-winger Theo Walcott to start delivering more and for Ashley Young to stay fit. The Ullevaal will also provide a stage for some final auditions at centre-forward for the likes of Darren Bent, Danny Welbeck, Daniel Sturridge and Andy Carroll as Wayne Rooney is suspended for the France and Sweden games at the Euros. Oslo provided the setting and soundtrack for one of England's most humiliating moments, the 2-1 World Cup qualifying loss in 1981. The late, great Norwegian TV commentator Bjorge Lillelien memorably marked the final whistle with the words: "Lord Nelson, Lord Beaverbrook, Sir Winston Churchill, Sir Anthony Eden, Clement Atlee, Henry Cooper, Lady Diana, Maggie Thatcher, can you hear me? Maggie Thatcher. Your boys took a hell of a beating!"" After taking on John Carew, Morten Gamst Pedersen and company in Oslo (which replaces the planned trip to Dublin), England resume training before the final warm-up against Belgium at Wembley. Belgium are improving, building on such talents as Eden Hazard and Marouane Fellaini and with two exceptional centre-halves in Vincent Kompany and Thomas Vermaelen. Capello wants his players to be tested. "Looking at the styles of France and Sweden I feel these games are a good preparation for us," the England manager said.