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[caption id="attachment_16301" align="alignnone" width="580"] England team training ahead of Iceland tie. Image Source: sportsarena.com[/caption] Internet Desk: Roy Hodgson is expected to ring in the changes for England as they look to book their place in the quarters finals of Euro 2016 with victory over Iceland. The Three Lions manager made six changes to the team that beat Wales for the 0-0 draw against Slovakia. Attacking quartet Wayne Rooney, Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling and Dele Alli all dropped to the bench while Danny Rose and Kyle Walker were also rested. The result meant England finished runners-up in Group B and Hodgson was criticised for making sweeping changes before top-spot was sealed. Undefeated Iceland progressed into the last-16 as runners-up after two draws and a victory over Austria. Swansea midfielder Gylfi Sigurdsson described the match as the "perfect" contest.