Preview: Just one point separates both countries in Group H
If World Cup Qualification matches against Moldova and San Marino were not all that exciting for you, England's remaining two matches will have you on the edge of your seat.
Roy Hodgson's squad will play host to Montenegro at Wembley Stadium on Friday, with both sides looking to take one step closer to next year's World Cup. England is currently top of the group, but a home match against Stevan Jovetic and company will not come as a guaranteed victory.
The one point that separates them in the group standings will have both fans on pins and needles, but at least for the visitors, they should have a much easier contest in their final match.
Montenegro will host Moldova in Podgorica on the 15th of October, which you would imagine should be a match they would win. So that basically puts England in a tight spot considering they will host Poland in their final group match.
Failure to beat Montenegro on Friday will setup a very nervous final day, and taking into consideration the injuries Hodgson is dealing with, things could get very interesting in group H.
Chelsea's Ashley Cole has been ruled out of this match due to a rib injury. Leighton Baines will step in to replace him, and to be quite honest, some England fans may argue that the Everton defender is a better option than Cole.
His ability to get up and down the left flank causes constant problems for opposing players. And must we even mention his goal-scoring threat from set pieces?
Along with Cole, the England manager will also be without Oxlade-Chamberlain and Theo Walcott. The two Arsenal men have been sidelined for a few weeks now, which will raise some questions on the flank.
Will Hodgson opt to play Jack Wilshere on the left, with Danny Welbeck on the right? That still remains to be seen, but either way, the Three Lions could be forced to experiment with some things.
Knowing that they need to win at least one of their final two matches, the England squad will likely look at Friday's match as one they should not let slip away. They will be up against some familiar faces in Stefan Jovetic and even Stefan Savic, but fortunately for them, Juventus star Mirko Vucinic is likely to miss out on this match.
This Montenegro side got off to a brilliant start in the group, having won four of their opening five matches. But since then, they have not won in their last three. When you think of that, you would imagine they would be out of contention for a place in the World Cup, but somehow they are only one point behind England.
If Montenegro can grab at least a point in London on Friday night, the last matchday in Group H will be full of excitement, nerves and disappointment for many fans.
Where to watch the match - live stream, start time, TV channels, live scores
Watch England vs Montenegro live on Friday, October 11, 2013:
In Canada at 15:00 ET on: Sportsnet Ontario / East / West / Pacific
In the UK at 20:00 BST on: UTV, ITV 1, BBC Radio 5 Live, ITV HD
In the USA at 15:00 ET on: Fox Sports 1, Fox Deportes
Fans based in Montenegro can watch the match live on Sportklub Croatia. If you plan to watch this match from another country, be sure to check the England vs Montenegro match page for full TV listings.
