England look to take forward their impressive run in the Euro qualifiers and will be keen on recording another win when they go head-to-head against Estonia at the Wembley Stadium on Friday.
England's place at next summer's UEFA European Championship is already confirmed after they won all of their eight games so far from Group E and recorded 24 points.
Their opponents, Estonia are currently placed at fourth position with ten points from their four games. But they can still qualify for the Euro 2016 in France next year if they manage to get past the Three Lions today and pray that both Slovenia and Switzerland lose their respective games from the group.
However, getting past against an almost-invincible England side remains a Herculean effort of sorts for the away team.
Meanwhile, Roy Hodgson is not willing to urge his men to take it easy against their opponents tonight.
"We've got an awful lot of work to do, playing together to do, against good quality opposition who will test us out to the ultimate extent," Hodgson said.
"It will maybe bring out some flaws that we don't always see in some of the games we play. But we're ready for that.
"We're not deluding ourselves. We can be rightly proud of the achievements since the World Cup," the England manager added.
Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney is set to miss the game for the Three Lions after he picked up an ankle knock in last weekend's game against Arsenal. In his absence, Tottenham goalpoacher Harry Kane is set to earn his fifth national cap today.
Jonjo Shelvey is also likely to feature for Hodgson's side, while Danny Ings is doubtful for the game.
Hodgson is already without John Stones after the Everton defender withdrew due to a knee injury, and the responsibility remains on the shoulders of Chris Smalling to strengthen things at the back.
"You must remember we are putting an awful lot of responsibility on the shoulders of young men - Chris Smalling, Harry Kane, John Stones," Hodgson said.
"They are going to need these games in particular to get a real taste of what we need to be like if we are ever going to be successful in a major tournament."
Expected line-ups:
England: Joe Hart; Clyne, Cahill, Smalling, Bertrand; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Shelvey, Milner, Sterling; Walcott, Kane.
Estonia: Aksalu; Pikk, Klavan, Jaager, Barengrub; Kallaste, Lindpere, Dmitrijev, Teniste; Purje, Zenjov.
Where to watch live:
The 2016 Euro Qualifier between England and Estonia will be kicking-off at 12:15 am IST (7:45 pm BST and 2:45pm ET).
Viewers in India can catch the game LIVE on Sony Six HD and STREAM it Live on Livsports.
Viewers in the UK and Ireland can tune in to ITV 1 UK, STV Scotland, and UTV Ireland. Online STREAM will be available on STV Player and ITV Player. Radio commentary will be available on BBC Radio 5 Live.
Viewers in the US can switch to Fox Sports 2 and stream the game on Fox Sports GO.
