Thomas Tuchel has named his England squad for the next two fixtures.
The selected side will compete in World Cup qualifiers against Serbia and Albania next week.
Jude Bellingham is among the notable names back in the squad after the manager failed to include him in his selection for last month’s games.
The Real Madrid midfielder, 22, has not played for the Three Lions since June, a month before he underwent shoulder surgery.
Manchester City's Phil Foden has also been recalled following his absence last time around.
Rising Premier League Stars Alex Scott, Morgan Rodgers and Adam Wharton are all included in the section.
It is AFC Bournemouth's Alex Scott's first call-up, and he will be hoping to make his international debut next week.
England Veteran Jordan Henderson keeps his place in the midfield alongside Rice and Anderson.
This is Tuchel's last squad of the year
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Jordan Pickford remains England's No 1, joined by Dean Henderson and Nick Pope, who will be keen to challenge for the top spot.
The defence consists of some familiar names for England fans, with Tuchel opting for Dan Burn, Marc Guehi, Reece James, Ezri Konsa, Jareel Quansah, Djed Spence and John Stones.
A less familiar name is Manchester City's O'Reilly, who is on top form and has returned after his first call-up in October.
Marcus Rashford, who is currently at Spanish side Barcelona, is named with Jarod Bowen, Eberechi Eze, Anthony Gordon, Harry Kane and Bukayo Saka.
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Ollie Watkins has been dropped, with the Aston Villa striker struggling to consistently maintain his goalscoring standards in the Premier League this season.
Danny Welbeck, who was tipped for a surprise return, was also absent despite the 34-year-old's surge in form.
Arsenal youngster Myles Lewis-Skelly has also been dropped for the next two World Cup qualifiers.
Other names that are not included in this selection include Morgan Gibbs-White, Ruben Loftus-Cheek, and James Trafford.
This is Tuchel's last squad of the year and a possible indicator of who the German has his eyes on heading into the World Cup next year.
Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden have both been recalled
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Cole Palmer, Noni Madueke, and Tyrone Mings are all injured, explaining their absence from the squad.
Tottenham striker Dominic Solanke was also unavailable for selection.
Trent Alexander-Arnold has just returned from injury, giving a possible explanation for missing the call-up.
Jack Grealish, who has recovered his form since joining Everton, is omitted from the squad.
The Three Lions will face Serbia at Wembley Stadium on Thursday, November 13, before heading to Tirana to play Albania on Sunday, November 16.
Alex Scott was born on the Channel Island of Guernsey and plays as a central midfielder for AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League
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Who is Bournemouth's Alex Scott?
Alex Scott was born on the Channel Island of Guernsey and plays as a central midfielder for AFC Bournemouth in the Premier League.
After being released by Southampton as a youngster, he reignited his passion for the game and continued to work his way toward professional football.
At just 16 years old, Scott made his senior debut for Guernsey FC, becoming the club’s youngest-ever player.
His talent quickly attracted attention, and in 2020 he joined Bristol City, where he rose to prominence with a series of standout performances in the Championship.
In August 2023, AFC Bournemouth secured his signature on a long-term deal running until June 2028, marking his move to the Premier League.
Wearing the number 8 shirt, Scott is recognised for his versatility across midfield, capable of operating centrally, in attacking roles, or on the right and for his intelligent, right-footed style of play.
Internationally, Scott has represented England across youth levels, including the U19s and U21s, and he was part of the England U19 squad that lifted the European Championship in 2022.
Although his early Premier League journey has been punctuated by injury setbacks, including a knee problem and a broken jaw, the 22-year-old has been a standout in the Premier League, starting for AFC Bournemouth, who sit one point behind second place.