TEAM NEWS: Roy Hodgson has clean bill of health for England's clash with Lithuania
ENGLAND boss Roy Hodgson claims he has a fully fit squad for the Euro 2016 qualifier against Lithuania tomorrow (7.45pm), but accepts he has a tough decision over whether to start Southampton's Nathaniel Clyne or Tottenham's Kyle Walker at right-back.
EE connects fans to England boss Roy Hodgson at Wembley Stadium
The Three Lions boast an impeccable 100 per cent record in Group E, having won all four of their fixtures to date.
Though Hodgson has had to contend with the withdrawals of Saints shot stopper Fraser Forster, Spurs' Danny Rose and Liverpool duo Daniel Sturridge and Adam Lallana, Hodgson maintains England have a clean bill of health.
"We suffered a few setbacks at start of week but luckily the squad is big enough to cope with that and we have a fit squad," Hodgson said.
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Roy Hodgson says England have a fully fit squad
We'll see with Rose. We'll see what happens on Friday evening
Roy Hodgson
When pressed about whether he will bring someone in to replace Rose, Hodgson added: "We'll see with Rose. We'll see what happens on Friday evening."
Hodgson has won 21 of his 37 games in charge of England.
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