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VIDEO: 'I'll sit on my own!' - Jordan Henderson jokes about England team bus seating plan as Arsenal target Ivan Toney reveals why he'd wouldn't want to be paired with Gunners star Declan Rice

Jordan Henderson joked why he would sit on his own on the England team bus and Ivan Toney explained his theory on why Declan Rice should be avoided.

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  • England stars asked about team bus seating plan
  • Henderson jokes he would sit all by himself
  • Toney explains why he would avoid Rice

  • WHAT HAPPENED?

    During the international break, England players were asked who they would like to sit next to on the England team bus. Ajax midfielder Henderson quipped he would steer clear of others after being "ganged up on" on international duty, while Brentford striker Toney wanted to distance himself from Arsenal's Rice as he believes the 25-year-old would be a snorer.

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  • WATCH THE CLIP

    @england

    Which #England player are you sitting next to on the bus? 👀 #threelions

    ♬ original sound - England

  • WHAT JORDAN HENDERSON AND IVAN TONEY SAID

    In the England clip, Henderson said: "I've been ganged up on this trip so I'll sit on my own," while Arsenal target Toney chimed in: "I don't know, we will find out who is on there. [I don't want to sit next to] Dec [Declan Rice]. He looks like a snorer if he sleeps."

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    THE BIGGER PICTURE

    England's Euro 2024 preparations got off to a less than ideal start when they lost 1-0 to Brazil at Wembley on Saturday and the fixtures don't get much easier when they take on Belgium on Tuesday. Both Henderson and Toney will hope for game time in that fixture.

  • WHAT NEXT?

    After this next international match, England will have just two more warm-up games, against Bosnia and Herzegovina and Iceland in early June, before their Euro 2024 tournament opener versus Serbia later that month.