In terms of numbers, Madueke has 15 caps for England, along with one goal and four assists at international level. During this World Cup, he has started three matches and come off the bench once, and he set up a goal against Croatia in England's opening group-stage fixture.
Saka, by contrast, boasts far greater international experience, with 53 caps, 14 goals and 11 assists to his name for the Three Lions. In the tournament so far, he has started just once, coming on as a substitute in the other three matches, yet he has still managed to create two goals – against Croatia and Panama.