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Declan Rice, Mark Guihy and Rhys James suffered a treble of injuries for England ahead of their World Cup quarter-final with Norway.
Rice was battling illness and was kept away from teammates after Monday’s last-16 win in Mexico, while Guihy missed England’s training session in Kansas City on Thursday with concerns about a hamstring problem.
However, both players attended training in Miami on Friday, ahead of Saturday’s showdown with Norway in the city.
James also took part in the session, his first since suffering a hamstring injury in England’s second group stage game against Ghana. However, head coach Thomas Tuchel revealed that all three were available for selection on Saturday.
Reece James returned to team training with England on Friday
“Everyone was available in our training. That’s the best news,” Tuchel told the pre-match press conference.
“Without our suspended player (Jarrell Kwansah), we have a full choice.”
Jordan Hendersonwho broke his wrist and hand in celebration of the victory over Mexico, was the only player in the 26-man squad who did not miss a training session. mentioned Kwansah will also be unavailable against Norway after serving a two-game ban for a red card in the last match.
Sir David Beckham Visited the England team, who were using the training center of Inter Miami, the club he owns.
Carragher backs England to beat Norway
Jamie Carragher is tipping England to a narrow 2-1 win over Norway – but has warned Thomas Tuchel’s side not to underestimate their opponents in Miami.
D Sky Sports The pundit said striker Erling Haaland would go down as “the greatest goalscorer of all time” – but warned Norway had more to offer than just the Man City star’s goals.
“I think Norway will be a tougher proposition than a lot of people think,” Carragher said.
“I saw them against Brazil and I thought they were fantastic. They deserved to win that game. They dominated Brazil’s possession in the second half.
“They have some really good players, but this is a game we can win.”
