England striker Wayne Rooney has admitted that coach Roy Hodgson has "tough decisions" to make regarding the 23-man World Cup squad.
The Three Lions' friendly international Denmark at Wembley on Wednesday was their last match before a provisional squad is named.
"It's the last squad before the manager names his 23-man squad so there were 29 of us here and we all wanted to show what we can do, that goes for me to everyone else," Sky Sports News quotes the 28-year-old as saying.
"We want to show the manager what we can do and I'm sure the manager has got a few things to think about now.
"It's down to the manager and he's got some tough decisions ahead of him, but that's what he's here for, to make those decisions."
Daniel Sturridge's goal in the 81st minute proved enough for England to beat Denmark.
