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England’s full squad trained ahead of their departure to Berlin for the Euro 2024 final against Spain.
Gareth Southgate’s side sealed their place at a second-successive European Championship final by beating the Netherlands 2-1 in Dortmund on Wednesday.
Kieran Trippier went off at half-time of the semi-final with a knock and captain Harry Kane was in discomfort after winning the penalty from which he equalised.
Join us LIVE from our basecamp to watch all 26 #ThreeLions players train for the last time in Germany ahead of the #EURO2024 final! 👀 https://t.co/geUd0WYzq1
— England (@England) July 13, 2024
But both were in action on Saturday lunchtime as the full 26-man squad trained at their Blankenhain base for the final time before making the journey to Berlin.
England boss Southgate was asked about the fitness of Trippier and Kane on Friday, saying: “No scans, no. As far as we know they’re OK, but we haven’t done a lot out on the pitch, so we’ll find more out (Saturday).
“Obviously, we’re not expecting anybody to rule themselves out for the final.”
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