Who makes your England team v Sweden – and how far can they go?

Do Gary Cahill, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Phil Jones or Danny Welbeck deserve to feature against Sweden?England v Sweden (15:00 BST, Saturday, 7 July)How to follow:Live on BBC One (from 14:30 BST), live on BBC Radio 5 live, live text commentary online, mobile, the BBC Sport app and Connected TV.

Is football coming home?

England have reached the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time since 2006 and are now preparing to take on Sweden on Saturday.

But who should manager Gareth Southgate select in his starting XI?

Eric Dier, who scored the winning penalty against Colombia in Tuesday’s dramatic shootout win, only started that game on the bench – but does he deserve to start?

Has Danny Rose done enough to start on the left, or do you stick with Ashley Young? What about up front, do you keep faith with Raheem Sterling or would you rather have Marcus Rashford or Jamie Vardy?

In fact, Vardy, Dele Alli and Young are injury concerns so does that affect your thinking or are they worth the risk?

Pick your team below and remember to share your selection on social media with your friends.

We will announce the most popular players and your team just before Saturday’s game.

‘It was a special night for every England fan’All you need to know about the quarter-finalsHow does England’s potential route look?My England starting XI v Sweden

Choose who you would pick in the England starting XI to face Sweden in the World Cup quarter-final – and then share it with your friends using our team selector.

Select formationConfirm teamMore penalty shootout drama?

Not again, surely?

England’s success against Colombia was the first time the Three Lions had won a World Cup penalty shootout, and there could be more tension coming England fans’ way on Saturday.

But who would you want to take the spot-kicks, if it gets that far?

Dier, Rashford and Kieran Trippier all converted the first penalties they had taken in their senior careers against Colombia, Harry Kane scored the 23rd and 24th penalties of his career, while Jordan Henderson’s miss was his first.

Here is the record of penalties scored and missed by the England players…

PlayerTakenScoredMissed% scoredFigures since 2011-12. Does not include penalties taken in non-league.Dele Alli110100Gary Cahill110100Eric Dier110100Marcus Rashford110100John Stones110100Kieran Trippier110100Kyle Walker110100Harry Kane2924583Jamie Vardy1512380Ashley Young74357Harry Maguire42250Jordan Henderson21150Raheem Sterling21150Danny Welbeck21150Phil Jones1010Jesse Lingard1010Who should take England's penalties?

With England facing the possibility of penalties now they are into the knockout rounds, who would you want to take the spot-kicks in a shootout?

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