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Starting lineup - published: 07.12.17

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GK Fraser FORSTER Hexham

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GK Jack BUTLAND Bristol

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GK Joe HART Shrewsbury

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DC Ashley WILLIAMS Wolverhampton

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DC Chris SMALLING London

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DC Kieran CLARK Harrow

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DC Wes MORGAN Nottingham

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DRC Calum CHAMBERS Petersfield

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DRC Joe GOMEZ Catford

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DR Nathaniel CLYNE Stockwell

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DL Luke SHAW Kingston upon Thames

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DL Ryan BERTRAND Southwark

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DRC/DMC Eric DIER Cheltenham

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DMC Jake LIVERMORE London

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MC James WARD PROWSE Southampton

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MC Ruben LOFTUS CHEEK Lewisham

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AMC Adam LALLANA St.Albans

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AMC Dele ALLI Milton Keynes

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AMRLC Alex OXLADE-CHAMBERLAIN Portsmouth

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MRL/DL Matt RITCHIE Gosport

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AMRL Ashley YOUNG Stevenage

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AMRL Demarai GRAY Birmingham

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AMRL Nathan REDMOND Birmingham

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AMR/DR Michail ANTONIO London

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FRLC Andre GRAY Wolverhampton

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FC Harry KANE Chingford

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FC Jermaine DEFOE London

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FC Sam VOKES Southampton

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FC Tammy ABRAHAM London

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FC Troy DEENEY Birmingham

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(Today part of: southern and central England)

The successful defense against the Danes by the king of Wessex had brought their push to an end, and brought about the forming of the Danish district of Danelaw, which stretched along the eastern part of the Isle. However, king Alfred (r. 871 – 899) had soon made a counterattack, deeming himself the representative of Christianity and all Anglo-Saxons, against the pagan Danes. Alfred put the king of Mercia under his sovereignty, and took the title of the King of the Angles and Saxons for himself, but he never ruled the eastern and northern parts of the Isle. The defeated Danes could keep their lands, but they had to convert to Christianity. Although the expansion under Alfred’s successors could be presented as liberation from the Danes, in reality it was conquest in which the rulers of Wessex brought all of the former kingdoms under their control.

 Alfred’s grandson Athelstan (ruled 924 – 939) will be the first ruler who had styled himself the King of England (Rex Anglorum). Since his time we can speak of England, seen as how a unification of the laws of various kingdoms had soon followed, while the Wessex dialect will become the standard language of administration in the whole land, and a foundation for numerous secular and religious literatures, or Latin translations from that time. Serving the king brought one land and title: that which was once a personal loyalty to a warband, had been given an ever increasing territorial shape, an official form, an aristocratic position and continuity. London also began to rise, whose greatest strength was that it had not been used as a seat by any king, nor was it a regional center, but it had had its own identity which had enabled the Saxons, Angles and Jutes to freely meet, in addition to being city through which the English would recognize their continuity with Roman Britain.   

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