England are to play post-World Cup friendly internationals at home to Switzerland and the United States, the governing Football Association announced Wednesday.

The matches will be in addition to a UEFA Nations League campaign that features home and away fixtures with Spain and Croatia.

No venue has yet been decided for the September 11 visit of Switzerland, leading to speculation the FA could take the game away from their Wembley headquarters in London in a bid to make it easier for fans in another part of England to see the national side.

The November 15 match against the United States will, however, take place at Wembley.

Switzerland last played in England in September 2015, when goals from Harry Kane and Wayne Rooney condemned them to a 2-0 defeat in a Euro 2016 qualifier.

But it is 10 years since England played a home game against the United States, winning the match 2-0 courtesy of goals from John Terry and Steven Gerrard.

After the 2018 World Cup in Russia, England begin their Nations League campaign at home to Spain on September 8, before trips to Croatia and Spain on October 12 and 15 respectively, ahead of facing Croatia at Wembley on November 18.

England next play Nigeria at Wembley on June 2 before facing Costa Rica in another World Cup warm-up fixture in Leeds five days later.

Gareth Southgate's men begin their World Cup finals campaign against Tunisia on June 18.