England manager Gareth Southgate says Trent Alexander-Arnold's suspected thigh injury will be assessed over the next 48 hours, but admitted seeing the right-back limp off against Austria was "not a good sign". Speaking to Sky Sports News after the match, Southgate said: "We've got to see, it's obviously not a good sign that he's had to walk off the pitch, and he was in some discomfort. They will be able to replace goalkeepers throughout the tournament in the event of serious injury or illness. But depending on the severity of the latter's injury, Southgate may be forced to make some late changes to his squad ahead of the start of the tournament on June 11. 1:28 Gareth Southgate has criticised a minority of supporters who booed while players took a knee prior to kick-off in England's friendly match against Austria.

Source: Sky sports June 02, 2021 23:15 UTC