After being well beaten by England in Zagreb last month, Slaven Bilic’s Croatia will be determined to turn around their fortunes with an away trip. But AC Milan striker Andrei Shevchenko will surely have something to say about that. The former Chelsea man has scored twice in two games to leave his Ukrainian side joint top of the group with England - making it 36 goals in 79 international matches for the legendary sharp-shooter. Croatia’s goal-scoring ability is still damaged by Arsenal striker Eduardo da Silva’s long-term absence after a serious injury. Instead they will look to Shakhtar Donetsk star Dario Srna to be their main threat.