Ryan Bertrand comes into England reckoning while Jonjo Shelvey gets a taste of the senior action Bertrand made his England debut as a substitute in a friendly against Italy in August and, with fellow Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole expected to miss the San Marino game following his comments about the Football Association, Bertrand would be the understudy to Everton's Leighton Baines, who is expected to start. Shelvey will not remain with the senior squad for the following trip to Poland, however, and, although Chelsea's Frank Lampard suffered a twinge behind his knee on Saturday, the Liverpool man's inclusion appears to be more about giving him valuable experience as there are high hopes he will become an established member of the England team in the future. Shelvey has enjoyed an encouraging start to the season, becoming a key member of Brendan Rodgers" side, although he is currently serving a three-match domestic ban following his red card against Manchester United last month. He missed Sunday's 0-0 draw with Stoke City, but has starred in the Europa League, scoring three goals in two group games. Last month, fellow Anfield youngster Raheem Sterling was given an opportunity to join the full squad, although he has now been called up to the Under-21s.