Spence muscle problem adds to England right-back concerns
Summary
England defender Djed Spence has a muscle problem before the World Cup round of 16 match against Mexico, creating uncertainty about his ability to play. Other right-backs like Reece James are also doubtful due to injuries, forcing England’s coach Thomas Tuchel to consider defensive changes.Key Facts
- Djed Spence has a muscle injury before England's match against Mexico in the World Cup round of 16.
- Spence played as right-back in the previous match and has appeared in all four England World Cup games so far.
- Reece James, another right-back and Chelsea captain, is doubtful due to a hamstring injury and has missed recent training.
- Jarell Quansah recovered from an ankle injury and is available to play after missing the last match against DR Congo.
- England’s coach Thomas Tuchel may need to change the defense lineup if Spence or James cannot play.
- Other right-back options are limited: Tino Livramento had a calf injury before the tournament started and left the squad.
- Tuchel called up Trevoh Chalobah, a center-back, instead of a specialist right-back replacement.
- Ezri Konsa, who plays center-back, is Tuchel’s only other defensive option for right-back duties.
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