Thomas Tuchel has made a surprise call for England’s final group game – opting to start Jarell Quansah at right-back over Djed Spence.England faced a selection conundrum after Reece James was ruled out until the latter stages of the tournament with a hamstring injury.It prompted criticism of Tuchel’s decision not to call up a natural full–back – overlooking Real Madrid’s Trent Alexander–Arnold in favour of Trevoh Chalobah –after Tino Livramento withdraw from the squad with a calf injury on the eve of the tournament.Despite Ezri Konsa and Spence having more experience at right–back, Tuchel has given Under–21 European Championship winner Quansah the nod to start against Panama. Tuchel’s decision to omit Trent Alexander-Arnold from the squad has faced criticism Under-21 European Championship winner Jarell Quansah will earn just his fourth senior cap as England face Panama in their final group matchQuansah is one of five changes made by Tuchel, with Nico O’Reilly coming in for Spence at left–back. Declan Rice, who has been rested as a precaution, has been replaced by Morgan Rogers in an ambitious, attack–minded move by the England boss.Meanwhile, the options either side of Harry Kane have been refreshed, with Marcus Rashford and Bukayo Saka earning their first starts of the tournament in a new-look front three. Anthony Gordon, who struggled to make an impression in England’s opening two matches, and Noni Madueke drop to the bench. England must win to guarantee top spot in Group L, while Ghana or Croatia would finish above the Three Lions if either better the their result.England XI: Pickford; Quansah, Konsa, Guehi, O’Reilly; Anderson, Bellingham, Rogers; Saka, Kane, Rashford. Have you paid attention to the action so far? Try our World Cup quiz HERE