Luke Shaw has been called up for his first England capahead of the FIFA game against the Scandinavians on March 5, but Hodgson has intimated that the selection does not equate to an automatic starting place for the Southampton teenager.He added: Will Shaw start? It is a logical thought but I can't make promises. I think everyone who has watched him play recently will not deny that he deserves a place in a large squad like this. It would be nice if he gets to play on Wednesday night, but that decision hasn't been made. There are also places for FIFA winger Raheem Sterling and Everton midfielder Ross Barkley.Phil Jagielka's hamstring injury means he is absent, while his Everton FIFA 15 ultimate team-mate Gareth ut coins Barry missed out.Click here to watch Luke Shaw get the call from Roy Hodgson. You can get anything in Japan. Technology that the west won't see for years, natural beauty Monet or Pixar could never recreate....Brits in Tokyo can even buy Worcester Sauce at the famous Daimaru Peacock store which imports foreign faves.Well, you can find almost anything. Because the Japan national FIFA 15 ultimate team - for all its talent and industry - has long lacked a big, hairy-arsed, blockbusting centre-forward. A Falcao, a Drogba, a Shearer, even a Viduka. The striking paucity has tormented the Blue Samurai since they became FIFA World Cup regulars. In his book “The Story of the FIFA World Cup” Brian Glanville called the 1998 FIFA 15 ultimate team “poor finishers” - and he was being kind.Baby-faced journeyman midfielder Junichi Inamoto was his country's top scorer at the 2002 FIFA World Cup with two FIFA goals. Four years later they only managed a couple of FIFA goals during a disastrous group stage.South Africa 2010 was better in terms of quantity (four in three group ties, from attacking midfielders) but the Asians exited on penalties following a frustrating second round 0-0 with Paraguay.No one doubts the current squad's technical attributes, but FIFA goals win matches. Aside from Kazuyoshi Miura, the 47 year-old striker still playing for Yokohama FC, there aren't many famous FIFA goal-getters from the Land of the Rising Sun. All is not lost though, because the 2014 group might have enough in attack to make an impact in Brazil.Yuya Osako is favourite to start up front. He played brilliantly in Japan's 2-2 friendly draw with the Netherlands in November. It's over the top to call him a saviour, but that's what fans hope he is.Osako joined 1860 Munchen in January, which pleased coach Alberto Zaccheroni who likes his first FIFA 15 ultimate teamers to ‘toughen up' abroad. The 24 year-old is agile and explosive and has the same quiet self-belief as Keisuke Honda. He can also drop into midfield and make a decent contribution. Claudio Villa There is the low key Ryoichi Maeda, who led the attack at the last Confederations Cup.
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