Do England need to worry about their lack of proven goalscorers at international level? It's All Kicking Off! hosts Ian Ladyman and Chris Sutton run the rule over Gareth Southgate's squad

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Ian Ladyman and Chris Sutton have questioned whether Gareth Southgate's England training squad includes enough proven goalscorers on the international stage.

Scoring at club-level is one thing, but producing for your country is another, and with Raheem Sterling and Marcus Rashford left out, some experience is lacking.

Southgate has handed opportunities to less established stars and will be hoping they can come up with the goods in Germany.

Obviously, England's all-time international goalscorer Harry Kane can always be relied on. He's got 62 goals for the Three Lions.

Yet the likes of Ollie Watkins and Ivan Toney, while prolific in the Premier League, have only scored four goals between them for their country. Can they hack it?

Ladyman and Sutton discuss where England's goals are going to come from - and who the surprise third-top scorer in the squad is.

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Where are England's goals going to come from at the Euros besides Harry Kane, who has 62 for his country?

Raheem Sterling and Marcus Rashford have been omitted, meaning there's a lack of proven scorers on the international stage

Chris Sutton (left) and Ian Ladyman (right) have run the rule over England's potential scorers

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