England hope that Reece James will be able to train this week and could be available for Saturday’s crunch World Cup quarter-final against Norway in Miami.
The Chelsea captain has been nursing a hamstring injury since the draw with Ghana, and has missed the last three matches.
Daily Mail Sport also understands that Djed Spence left the Azteca Stadium with pain in his lower leg and his condition will be monitored in the coming days.
Spence came from the bench in the 75th minute and, if Jarell Quansah’s one-match ban stands, he would be one of the candidates to start at right back.
Boss Thomas Tuchel will hope that his post-match discomfort eases before the squad leave for Miami on Thursday.
The FA are considering appealing Quansah’s red card from the dramatic 3-2 World Cup last-16 win over Mexico.
England hope that Reece James will be able to train this week after a hamstring injury
It comes in light of FIFA’s controversial U-turn over USA striker Folarin Balogun’s sending off against Bosnia-Herzegovina last week following president Donald Trump’s intervention.
Quansah was given his marching orders on 54 minutes after a VAR review for a challenge on Mexico’s Jesus Gallardo.
The FA haven’t ruled out appealing against it with internal discussions ongoing and all options open.
