Roy Hodgson wants his fringe players to prove a point to him in Turin as he prepares to field an 'experimental ' line-up against Italy . England 's confidence is running high after they thumped Lithuania 4-0 on Friday to stretch their post-World Cup winning streak to seven matches . They know a much stiffer test lies around the corner though . Italy find themselves in the midst of a crisis after coach Antonio Conte received death threats from angry Juventus fans who blame him for causing Claudio Marchisio to break down with a serious knee injury . Three Lions boss Roy Hodgson will change up his starting XI for the friendly against Italy on Tuesday night . The Azzurri are also without experienced campaigners Andrea Pirlo and Daniele De Rossi , but they are still by far the toughest opposition England have faced since their winless and joyless campaign in Brazil . Hodgson 's plans have been turned completely upside down after nine squad withdrawals , though . The likes of Chris Smalling , Kieran Gibbs , Andros Townsend , Theo Walcott and Ross Barkley are likely to get a chance in Turin and with competition for places increasing , particularly in midfield and attack , Hodgson wants to see encouraging signs from those who step in . 'We 've got a tougher test ahead of us against Italy and we will be playing that game with players we would n't normally rely upon , ' the England manager told FA TV . England fringe players will get a chance to impress manager Roy Hodgson during a friendly in Turin . 'There are an awful lot of people in the squad I count on that we 've lost , but what it means is for those who are still with us , many who are relatively untried , there will be a chance for them to show that my faith in selecting them for this squad was justified . ' Hodgson confirmed on Saturday that Danny Welbeck , Raheem Sterling , James Milner and Leighton Baines would all return to their clubs . Southampton full-back Ryan Bertrand is the only replacement so Hodgson now has 20 players - including three goalkeepers - to choose from . Those left are an inexperienced bunch . Eight players have 10 caps or less . Arsenal forward Theo walcott , who was a second-half substitute against Lithuania , could start on Tuesday . England duo Wayne Rooney ( left ) and Danny Welbeck ( right ) celebrate their strikes on Friday night . Everton midfielder Ross Barkley runs with possession during a late cameo on Friday in the Lithuania match . In a bid , perhaps , to dampen expectations running high following Harry Kane 's impressive debut on Friday , Hodgson was moved to describe his line-up as 'experimental ' on Sunday . The England manager says his team should not be judged on the result of Tuesday 's game at the Juventus Stadium , but later in the season when they are expected to play big friendlies against the likes of Spain , Holland and France . 'The real test against tougher opposition will be when the qualifying campaign is over , ' the 67-year-old said . 'When the qualifying campaign ends - we believe we 'll be qualified in October - then we have two very important friendlies in November , two important friendlies in March , certainly in May . 'Hopefully we 'll get really quality opposition to play us in those matches which will really put us seriously to the test . Harry Kane celebrates scoring on debut as England cruise to a 4-0 victory over Lithunania on Friday night . 'There are a number of players who quite seriously believe they should be in the team and none of them will be in Italy . 'Italy and Ireland ( in June ) will be to some extent experimental and a chance to break in to what we think is our best XI . ' Still , a win against the nation that beat them in their World Cup opener last summer will do no harm to morale , especially if Kane puts on another performance like the one that saw him score after just 79 seconds on the pitch on Friday . For Hodgson it will be the first time he has visited the new Juventus Stadium . Italy striker Eder ( left ) celebrates scoring a late equaliser against Bulgaria with coach Antonio Conte . He did not enjoy that much success at the Old Lady 's former ground , the Stadio delle Alpi , when he was in charge at Inter Milan , mainly because he always came up against a team containing the likes of Alessandro Del Piero , Didier Deschamps and Zinedine Zidane . Hodgson lost twice in the league at Juventus , but a 3-0 Coppa Italia win over the Turin giants is still remembered fondly by Inter fans . ' I did n't have many happy moments in Turin , ' Hodgson said . 'Juventus were clearly the best team in the country during my time with many , many star players . 'Apart from one cup victory which we had there , invariably we did n't get the results we wanted . 'But I 'm happy to be going back to Italy as a country and I 'm happy to be playing Italy again . '
England beat Lithuania 4-0 in Euro 2016 qualifier on Friday at Wembley . Harry Kane scored Friday night after coming on during his England debut . England face Italy in Turin on Tuesday and Hodgson will change his team .