England vs. Lithuania: how to watch online, TV listings, live stream link

England takes on Lithuania at Wembley Stadium in what is considered a "key" qualification match for the 2016 European Championships. There are five four Tottenham players in manager Roy Hodgson's England squad, now that Danny Rose has withdrawn: Kyle Walker, Ryan Mason, Andros Townsend, and, of course, Harry Kane.

Kane, as we all know, has been the subject of intense scrutiny over whether he'll play or even start this match. With Daniel Sturridge dropping out of the squad due to injury, Kane and Wayne Rooney are England's best in-form strikers, but Hodgson has been incredibly tight-lipped over what his plans are for the team.  Has a hurricane ever struck Lithuania? WELL ONE'S ABOUT TO.

Use this thread to talk about the match -- it's an open thread! The usual rules apply.

ENGERLAND!

Lineups:

CONFIRMED: Team ENGvLIT pic.twitter.com/N8t1Y8H5Ir

— England (@england) March 27, 2015

Alas, No Harry.

Lithuania lineup to come.

How to Watch

Match Date: Friday, March 27, 2015
Time: 7:45 p.m. GMT (3:45 p.m. ET)
Location: Wembley Stadium, London, England

TV/Streaming: Lads, it's England. Find it on ITV 1, or STV if you're in Scotland. American viewers can watch it on Fox Sports 2 and streamed live on Fox Soccer 2Go if you're a subscriber to that service.  Our Canadian friends can find it on Sportsnet, and Aussies will find it on ESPN Australia, and streamed live on ESPN 3 Australia.  Find your local listings for the match here.

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