MARCUS RASHFORD is an injury worry ahead of England’s next game against Ghana.
The winger starred as a substitute in the on Wednesday – he also – but complained of a tight hamstring afterwards.
Marcus Rashford was in contention to replace Anthony Gordon on the left flank Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Thomas Tuchel’s supersub is facing a battle to be fit for Tuesday’s game against Ghana Credit: AP
Rashford, 28, did not feature in the practice game yesterday with the rest of the subs against Sporting Kansas City which the Three Lions won 5-1.
All players have been given a day off to spend time with their friends and families who have travelled to Kansas.
The manager will hope that Rashford’s discomfort is not too serious and he will be able to train later tomorrow.
England’s next game is against Ghana in Boston on Tuesday and Rashford would be pushing to start ahead of new boy who was initially preferred to line up in Dallas.
Rashford, who replaced Gordon in the 72nd minute, delivered an explosive performance in a much better second half display and he ended the match on a high with the goal.
It was his 19th goal in 73 appearances, but it was his first strike in nine international games.
Later on, after the game, he suffered pain in the hamstring/glute area.
The team have now been given the day off with Tuchel keen for players to relax with their families.
Some players have decided to spend time on their own at the team hotel, though, as they look to prepare for the second match which could see them clinch qualification.
hit a hat-trick in the with the MLS side.
Those who did not feature against Croatia played two 25-minute halves, with Morgan Rogers and Ollie Watkins also on the scoresheet.
Eberechi Eze, Dan Burn, Marc Guehi, Kobbie Mainoo and Jarell Quansah were also among the players involved.
Eze Chidiebere Paul
I'm dedicated to creating high-quality content that informs, inspires, and delights. If you have any questions or suggestions, don't hesitate to get in touch. Happy reading!
