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England Star Spotted Limping After FIFA World Cup Draw Against Ghana
England face a fitness concern over Declan Rice after the midfielder left with a strapped left calf and a noticeable limp.
- England and Ghana played a goalless draw on Tuesday at the FIFA World Cup in Boston, with Arsenal star Declan Rice emerging as an injury concern after leaving Boston Stadium with a strapped left calf and noticeable limp.
- Before the Ghana match, the 27-year-old midfielder claimed he was "good as gold," despite nursing neural pains during the second half of the season at Arsenal.
- Speaking after the draw, Rice noted the difficulty of playing against 11 behind the ball, stating England still has a great chance to top the group against Panama on Saturday.
- Manager Thomas Tuchel may consider resting Rice on Saturday, with Kobbie Mainoo and Jordan Henderson available as alternatives, since Rice is one yellow card away from suspension.
- England remains favored to top the group if they defeat Panama on Saturday; while Rice's injury severity remains unclear, his absence would be keenly felt by the Three Lions in the World Cup.
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C 29%
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