The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Click here Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Gareth Southgate has made wholesale changes to England's team for tonight's World Cup last-16 clash with Colombia. Only Jordan Pickford and John Stones keep their place in the line-up from last Thursday's defeat by Belgium, with Stones one of three Manchester City players to start for the Three Lions. The other two are Kyle Walker and Raheem Sterling, the latter of whom replaces United forward Marcus Rashford in the team after the 20-year-old's disappointing individual display against Belgium. Two United players do start, however, with Ashley Young returning at left-back and Jesse Lingard playing alongside Dele Alli and Jordan Henderson in midfield. City midfielder Fabian Delph returned to England over the weekend for the birth of his third child and hasn't made it back in time to be a part of the matchday squad, meaning Southgate has just 11 substitutes to call on instead of 12. United defender Phil Jones is among those subs. Full England team to face Colombia 1. Pickford 2. Walker 5. Stones 6. Maguire 12. Trippier 8. Henderson 20. Alli 7. Lingard 18. Young 10. Sterling 9. Kane Subs: Butland, Pope; Alexander-Arnold, Jones, Cahill, Rose; Dier, Loftus-Cheek; Vardy, Welbeck, Rashford<doc-sep>Gareth Southgate has made nine changes to his side for England's crunch World Cup last-16 clash with Colombia. The Three Lions are bidding to win a knockout game at this level for the first time since 2006 when they take on Los Cafeteros at the Spartak Stadium on Tuesday evening. Southgate was much criticised for his decision to rest the majority of his first team for the final Group G game with Belgium last Thursday, a game they went on to lose thanks to Adnan Januzaj's second-half strike in Nizhny Novgorod. England vs Belgium: Player ratings Show all 24 1 /24 England vs Belgium: Player ratings England vs Belgium: Player ratings England Getty England vs Belgium: Player ratings Jordan Pickford - 6 out of 10 Made a good reactionary save in the first half, looked shaky for a while but recovered well Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Phil Jones - 5 Bullied by Fellaini all game, hardly won a header against him AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings John Stones - 7 Great in defence, made two great clearances in the first half and put in a fantastic block to stop Batshuayi scoring Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Gary Cahill - 6 Decent in the defence, worked well in communication with Stones and made a goalline clearance to keep things level Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Eric Dier - 5 Weak in midfield, pushed off the ball too many times and he kept passing it backwards AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Trent Alexander-Arnold - 6 Launched forward on the overlap very well but his final balls could be better Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Ruben Loftus-Cheek - 6 Quick on the breakaway but not spectacular in the first half, played better in the second and won a few free kicks while running into space AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Fabian Delph - 7 The best of England’s midfielders, he found his passes accurately and got himself into the box on a number of occasions, one of the only players to go forward with intent AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Danny Rose - 6 Played well in the first half, quick to run forward and won a few free kicks due to his pace Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Jamie Vardy - 6 Got himself into positions to score but the final balls into him were poor Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Marcus Rashford - 6 Didn’t get enough of the ball, run into space through the middle but could have worked the wider spaces batter, when he did he missed an easy chance in the second half AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Belgium Getty England vs Belgium: Player ratings Thibaut Courtois - 6 Not asked to do a lot by England’s B Team but made some decent saves VI-Images via Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Leander Dendoncker - 6 Defended well when Rose came at him down the left Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Dedryck Boyata - 6 Handled Vardy and Rashford well, made a good clearance when the ball was played into Delph Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Thomas Vermaelen - 6 Made an early mistake which allowed Alexander-Arnold to get in behind him but recovered well Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Nacer Chadli - 6 Defended England’s set piece’s well heading the ball away on a number of free kicks, he came forward as well but was wayward with his shots AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Youri Tielemans - 7 Had a good shot in the first half that troubled Pickford, but got a yellow card after bringing down Rose but set Januzaj up for the goal AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Moussa Dembele - 6 Won the battle against Loftus-Cheek, the England mid-fielder got past him a few times but Dembele kept him quiet in the second half Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Thorgan Hazard - 6 Could’ve been better tracking back but was decent going forward to create chances AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Adnan Januzaj - 7 Had a shot deflected in the first half, but scored a good goal in the second with some good footwork and a great finish Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Marouane Fellaini - 7 The biggest threat to England, won every header against Phil Jones and could have had a goal but for a goal line clearance AFP/Getty Images England vs Belgium: Player ratings Michy Batshuayi - 6 Looked hungry to get a goal, he tried to tap one past Pickford in the first half, but Cahill cleared it and Stones blocked his best shot on goal AFP/Getty Images The man seen by many to be at fault for the winner five days ago, Jordan Pickford, keeps his place between the sticks with Southgate's preferred back three of Kyle Walker, Harry Maguire and John Stones, who has shaken off a calf knock to be fit, returning in front of him. Kieran Tripper returns at right-back with Ashley Young on the other flank with Jordan Henderson at the heart of the midfield. Fresh from missing the last two games Dele Alli is set to take his place in the middle of the park after recovering from a dead leg picked up against Tunisia a fortnight ago. Jesse Lingard returns after scoring against Panama in the group stages with Raheem Sterling also coming back into the team with Marcus Rashford having to settle for a spot on the bench after failing to do enough to change Southgate's thinking against the Belgians last time out. Harry Kane skippers the side as he looks to continue his red-hot form and keep his lead in the race for the tournament's Golden Boot. Team vs Colombia: Pickford, Trippier, Walker, Stones, Maguire, Young, Henderson, Alli, Lingard, Sterling, Kane<doc-sep>Colombia are one of the most difficult teams England could have faced. They beat a seriously talented Senegal side, were close to a result against Japan despite playing nearly the entire match with 10 men and put in one of the best team performances we've seen at the World Cup in their 3-0 destruction of Poland. That's not to say Gareth Southgate shouldn't be extremely optimistic - England are even considered favourites - but it's going to be tough. So, what dangers do they need to consider if they are to navigate such a troublesome opponent? How Colombia line up Jose Pekerman plays a 4-2-3-1 with Falcao as striker, James Rodriguez a left inside-forward, Juan Quintero the creative mastermind as a 10, and Juan Cuadrado a right winger.<doc-sep>
We look at England and Colombia's best combined XI based on their performances so far at the World Cup. The sides clash for the final place in the quarter-finals on Tuesday evening and, ahead of the game, it is Colombia who collectively boast the most impressive performers as England rely heavily on Harry Kane's goals. Looking at the Opta stats used to power Sky Sports Fantasy Six-a-Side's scoring system, we pick out the players averaging the most points per game in Russia so far... Goalkeeper: David Ospina After a points haul of 76 last time out, David Ospina gets the nod over Jordan Pickford, who is yet to register a clean sheet. The Arsenal stopper has kept two clean sheets in a row, with wins over Poland and Senegal, including four saves in their last match, accruing an additional 36 points in Fantasy Six-a-Side. Centre-backs: Davinson Sanchez, John Stones, Yerry Mina John Stones' performance in the Panama game sees him join two Colombia centre-backs in the back line. 127.5 points in the 6-1 thumping was only bettered by Harry Kane, with his two goals securing 70 points. Two clearances and an impressive 93 successful passes added to that impressive display, which was only missing a clean sheet. Image: John Stones bagged a double against Panama Back-to-back 65+ point hauls helps Davinson Sanchez make it into the line-up. The pacy centre-back has been pivotal in Colombia's two clean sheets, with four clearances against Senegal capping an impressive performance, not to mention a crucial tackle on Sadio Mane which was saved from being a penalty by VAR. The other Colombian defender is Yerry Mina. Two wonderful performances in the World Cup so far have seen him secure 95.5 points against Poland and then a staggering 120.5 total against Senegal, with the winning goal against the latter capping a perfect performance. Wing-backs: Kieran Trippier, Johan Mojica In an opening game that saw Kieran Trippier create six chances, the Spurs wing-back gained 42 points from 73.5 with his attacking exploits. A less prolific haul of 33.5 against Panama will do little to play down his importance as England rely on his supply from the right-flank. Image: Kieran Trippier: England's most creative player against Tunisia In a close battle for the left wing-back position, Colombia's Johan Mojica edges Ashley Young thanks to his impressive performance in their 3-0 win over Poland. A clean sheet and five aerial duels won was combined with two clearances and 22 completed passes that helped Mojica achieve the best left-back score between these two teams. Midfielders: Jordan Henderson, Juan Cuadrado, Juan Quintero Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has stapled his place as England's starting No 8. The hard-working dynamo has been pivotal in keeping the England team ticking, with 117 successful passes. Image: Juan Cuadrado's pace is expected to test England's backline Just edging out Jesse Lingard is ex-Chelsea midfielder Juan Cuadrado. The Juventus winger had an incredible 100 points in their drubbing of Poland thanks to one goal and three chances created, attaining an impressive 56 points from his attacking contributions. A man that has made this World Cup his personalised shop window is Juan Quintero. The attacking midfielder has been central to many of Colombia's attacking moves, accruing 59.5 points against Japan, with one goal and two chances created for the 10 men. Forwards: Radamel Falcao, Harry Kane A resurgent Radamel Falcao captains the Colombia team and has set the tone from the front. A goal in their 3-0 win over Poland capped a great performance that saw Falcao dominate in the air. Five aerial duels won and three defensive clearances helped Falcao take his tally to 63 points. Image: Harry Kane has scored with all five of his attempts in Russia The least surprising name on the list is Golden Boot leader Harry Kane. After two games played and five goals scored, the England captain has accrued points tallies of 87 against Tunisia and 126.5 against Panama.