MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. -- Marc Guéhi and Declan Rice handed England a fitness boost as they both trained ahead of Saturday's World Cup quarterfinal with Norway in Miami.
Sources told ESPN that Guéhi had picked up a hamstring injury, while Rice has been struck by a stomach bug following last weekend's win in Mexico.
However, they trained with the rest of the group at Inter Miami's training facilities on Friday and coach Thomas Tuchel later confirmed he expects to have them available for the last-eight tie.
Tuchel received further good news with Reece James also taking part as he recovers from a hamstring injury and he looks set to be available for the match.
"Yeah, of course, that's the best news," Tuchel told a news conference. "We had everyone available in training, which we of course like. We have the full choice except for our suspended player Jarell Quansah, so that's the good news.
Quansah will miss the game after being given a two-match suspension by FIFA following his red card in the win over Mexico in the round of 16.
In the hours following Quansah's red card, sources told ESPN the FA weighed up their options in light of FIFA's decision to suspend United States striker Folarin Balogun's one-game ban for 12 months amid an intervention from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Tuchel previously revealed his wider frustration at the precedent that has been set by FIFA's decision on Balogun.
Asked if he believed his comments influenced the decision to increase Quansah's ban or if he had been given a reason for the decision, Tuchel responded: "I don't think so, but we also have no explanation."
Jordan Henderson was the only player to miss out as he begins his recovery from wrist surgery following his fall during the celebrations of the famous win at the Estadio Azteca.
"I think we took a big step in our last match, but it was only a step," Tuchel said of the win over the co-hosts in the altitude of Mexico City. "We're still hungry, we still have dreams, and we still have a big goal to play for.
"The next step is to win the quarterfinal. It's important to look up front. We left this match behind. We take the positive things and the belief with us, but everything that matters is ahead of us. It's tomorrow's match."
Henderson is in Miami with the squad in a supporting capacity.
England returned to Florida for the first time since their pre-tournament camp and felt the heat as they trained in 33°C heat which felt even hotter with the humidity.
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These are the conditions that they prepared for, having played indoors twice and in rainy weather for their other three games.
PA contributed to this report.
