That is the question dominating England's final warm-up match before coach Glenn Hoddle announces his World Cup squad, against Belgium in the King Hassan II Cup.

The untimely hamstring injury that has ruled Ian Wright out of the finals leaves a two-way fight for the last remaining place up front.

D-day for Dion... Dublin or Ferdinand?

With Alan Shearer, Teddy Sheringham and Michael Owen all but assured of their positions in the squad, Ferdinand and Dublin now know what is required of them.

Coventry's Dublin began Wednesday's 1-0 win over Morocco and may have edged ahead of Tottenham's Ferdinand in the reckoning for France.

But Hoddle may be tempted to start in Casablanca with his first-choice strikeforce of Shearer and Sheringham to give them some much-needed match practice - before bringing on either of the fringe players at half-time.

Fight for Ferdinand ... Two players go for one place

A number of other squad members - including Middlesbrough's Paul Merson, Nicky Butt of Manchester United and West Ham teenager Rio Ferdinand - have not featured in England's two friendlies this week.

So the Belgium game provides Hoddle with an ideal opportunity to offer at least some of them one last chance to impress.

Owen, the goalscoring hero against Morocco on Wednesday, will be rested after being knocked unconscious earlier in Wednesday's match.

Merson is likely to get a run-out and Hoddle may want another look at Paul Gascoigne, who went some way to proving his fitness against Morocco, but still failed to impose himself on the midfield.

Like England, Belgium - who are spearheaded by PSV Eindhoven danger man Luc Nilis - were less than impressive in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat against France and will be looking for a considerable improvement.