England manager Gareth Southgate is not planning to make significant changes to his team for the third placed playoff against Belgium.

While some were expecting wholesale changes, it appears Southgate will stick with the core of players who are his first choice.

The manager confirmed as much during his press conference, where he had the following to say:

"Everyone wants to play but sometimes it is not a good decision to play someone if their energy is not there. It won't be the same XI but we want to make as few changes as possible.

"We have high motivation to perform. We have a chance to win a medal at a World Cup, which only one other English team has ever done.

"There is a lot of motivation for us and Belgium have already beaten us, so we would like to address that as well.

"Emotionally it has been a difficult few days but the players are incredible. They are a pleasure to work with. They have an energy and desire.

"We want to finish the tournament well. We have set a standard of how we work and how we play."