Five key points to watch ahead of England vs Bosnia and Herzegovina matchup

Ahead of the match at St James’ Park, let's look at five important points. First, England's defense is missing key players. Luke Shaw and Harry Maguire are injured, and John Stones won't play after a recent match. This gives a chance to other players with less experience to show their skills. Some new players like Branthwaite and Quansah are getting their first chance to play for England. Curtis Jones and Adam Wharton are also new and eager to prove themselves. Cole Palmer, who moved from Manchester City to Chelsea, has been doing well and hopes to continue his good performance for the national team. Trent Alexander-Arnold, usually a right-back, is being considered as a midfielder by the coach. He has shown potential in this position, but injuries have prevented him from playing in important games. The coach will have limited time to test him in this new role before important matches. Lastly, although Harry Kane is fit to play, he may not start the match. This decision will be important for the team's strategy.