Manchester United striker not yet ruled out of England game; Lukaku suffered "external ligament" damage to left foot against Tunisia
Tuesday 26 June 2018 13:15, UK
Romelu Lukaku remains a doubt for Belgium's World Cup game against England after missing training on Tuesday.
The 25-year-old has scored four goals from his opening two matches in Group G to help Roberto Martinez's side to six points, with the meeting against England set to decide who tops the group.
Lukaku has had a scan on the "external ligament" damage to his left foot suffered against Tunisia and Martinez says the striker requires another 24-48 hours to return to full training but has not been ruled out of featuring in Kaliningrad.
Eden Hazard, who was also understood to be a concern after picking up a minor calf injury against Tunisia, was present for training at Belgium's base in Moscow.
There have been reports that Martinez could make several changes to his starting line-up for the match against England.
Kevin De Bruyne, Jan Vertonghen and Thomas Meunier are in danger of missing their last-16 match if they pick up a second booking on Thursday and could be held back.
