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England XI vs Ghana: Confirmed Team News and Predicted Lineup
Tuchel may start Saka or Rashford and faces pressure to replace John Stones after England’s 4-2 win over Croatia, with Kane and Rice set to return.
- England head coach Thomas Tuchel is finalizing his squad for Tuesday's World Cup match against Ghana at Boston Stadium, facing selection decisions as he manages squad fitness following the team's 4-2 opening win.
- The 4-2 opening victory against Croatia in Dallas left England monitoring several fitness concerns, as Manchester United winger Marcus Rashford, 28, experienced muscle discomfort and missed Thursday's practice match against Sporting Kansas City.
- Managing an ongoing Achilles issue, Arsenal attacker Bukayo Saka remains unlikely to start until the final group game, though Tuchel said, "Bukayo is ready and will get more and more ready."
- Amid pressure to drop John Stones for Marc Guehi following porous play against Croatia, Tuchel also weighs whether to start Anthony Gordon or Noni Madueke on the wings.
- Ghana enters Tuesday's clash following a 1-0 opening victory against Panama in Toronto, where Caleb Yirenkyi scored the decisive goal to present a formidable challenge for England's quest for two wins from two.
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England handed fresh injury scare ahead of World Cup clash with Ghana
England manager Thomas Tuchel (Picture: Getty) Marcus Rashford has emerged as a slight injury worry for England’s second World Cup group game against Ghana on Tuesday. Rashford scored off the bench as Thomas Tuchel’s side won 4-2 against Croatia in their World Cup opener in Dallas. However, the 28-year-old is said to have experienced some muscle discomfort and subsequently did not play in England’s practice game on Thursday against Sporting Kans…
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The European group surpassed Croatia in its debut, while Africans did the same against Panama.
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