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Published 16:54 11 May 2017 BST

In an unfamiliar role as right wing-back, Crystal Palace's Wilfried Zaha gets the nod and Spurs' Danny Rose plays on the opposite flank. Dele Alli and N'Golo Kante partner up in the centre of the park.
Ferdinand went for an attacking trio that's comprised of Chelsea's Eden Hazard, Liverpool's Sadio Mane and Everton's Romelu Lukaku, who remains Premier League top scorer.
The main complaints about Ferdinand's selection will likely stem from the lack of Toby Alderweireld, Alexis Sanchez and Harry Kane but, hey, everybody is entitled to their opinion.
Ferdinand's team looks like this.

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