England can take another significant step towards next year’s World Cup in Qatar when they face Hungary at Wembley on Tuesday evening. Gareth Southgate’s side sit four points clear of second-placed Albania in Group I following their 5-0 win away to Andorra on Saturday and another victory back at Wembley would put them on the brink of qualification. England will have to wait until the November international break to be certain of their place at next year’s tournament regardless of results on Tuesday, but the momentum is with them following another strong qualification campaign. Is Foden’s future in midfield? There is not much to be gleaned from a meeting with a side ranked 156th in the world but the win over Andorra did at least allow Phil Foden to make his case for a starting berth in central midfield. The 21-year-old has been used primarily on the flanks by both Pep Guardiola and Southgate since his senior breakthrough for club and country but his future has long been seen ...