Wednesday 15 June 2016 11:23, UK
Jonathan Walters is "pretty doubtful" for Republic of Ireland's game against Belgium on Saturday, Martin O'Neill says.
The Stoke midfielder started Monday's Euro 2016 opener against Sweden at the Stade de France, despite a build-up hampered by an Achilles injury.
The problem flared up almost instantly in Paris, and Walters was substituted after 63 minutes before admitting he had been able to sprint or jump during his time on the pitch.
Speaking the day after his side's 1-1 draw, O'Neill said: "Jon Walters, obviously, would be the main concern. I'd say he would be pretty doubtful for the second game coming up."
Belgium will go into Saturday afternoon's game in Bordeaux bottom of Group E following a 2-0 defeat to Italy on Tuesday evening.
O'Neill said: "This idea that Italy is a has-been side has been totally negated.
"Italy are a tournament team - we know that from years and years of experience. They're a strong football nation with very, very good players.
"Belgium have got a real set of individual players, it's whether they go and gel as a side. But they have individuals capable of taking you on and beating you and they play in top-class company every week."
