Rice May Miss Quarter-Final as Illness Bug Hits England Camp
- England face a significant selection headache ahead of the World Cup quarter-final against Norway on Saturday, with key defender Marc Guehi rated 50-50 due to a hamstring injury.
- Guehi trained separately earlier this week and was restricted to walking on Thursday, while midfielder Declan Rice missed his second consecutive training session due to a persistent sickness bug.
- If Guehi remains unavailable, Dan Burn is pushing for a starting spot, offering height and Premier League experience that could provide a sensible defensive alternative.
- In positive news, first-choice right-back Reece James returned to full training for the first time since suffering a hamstring injury, though staff will assess his readiness this weekend.
- Tuchel must prioritize the safest decision for the team, as England cannot afford an early injury that leaves them effectively playing with ten men before kickoff.
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