Guehi, Rice likely fit for England's quarter-final against Norway

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Last updated Jul 9, 2026

Guehi, Rice likely fit for England's quarter-final against Norway
Summary

Marc Guehi and Declan Rice are expected to be available for England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway on Saturday in Miami. Guehi's absence from training was precautionary due to muscular fatigue, and Rice is managing a neural hamstring issue. Both players missed the squad's first training session after the victory over Mexico. There's also optimism about Reece James' recovery from a hamstring injury sustained during a previous match set for later play.

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  • Guehi's absence was precautionary; he is expected to play.
  • Rice is dealing with a neural hamstring issue but is likely fit.
  • James remains a hopeful return from his hamstring injury.
  • England faces Norway in the World Cup quarter-final.
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  • 8:59 AMYahoo SportsGuehi and Rice set to be fit for Norway, while hope remains for James
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Manchester City defender Marc Guehi's absence from England training on Wednesday was precautionary and he is expected to be fit for Saturday's World Cup quarter-final against Norway. The centre-back raised concerns over his availability for the game in Miami after he was confirmed as one of four players - Jordan Henderson, Declan Rice and Reece James the others - who did not train in the squad's first session since Sunday's win over Mexico. It is understood Guehi's absence was because of muscular fatigue, but the issue is not thought to be serious.

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