Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Terry ruled out of Moscow mission

Steve McClaren says England captain John Terry is "almost certainly out" of Wednesday's Euro 2008 qualifier with Russia due to a knee injury. The Chelsea skipper, who had recovered from the knee problem that kept him out of Saturday's 3-0 victory against Estonia, suffered a locked knee training in Moscow on Tuesday.
Head coach McClaren said: "John Terry is almost certainly ruled out of tomorrow's match. His knee locked towards the end of training and he could not complete the session."
Portsmouth centre-back Sol Campbell is likely to fill in once again alongside Rio Ferdinand, having impressed on Saturday.
And Everton's Joleon Lescott has been tipped to start at left-back, ahead of Nicky Shorey and Phil Neville, following Ashley Cole's injury setback.

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ROONEY AND RON READY TO RETURN


Sir Alex Ferguson is preparing to unleash his full battery of attacking weapons on Everton as Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo prepare for relaunch.

Manchester United's illustrious young duo have completed just one game between them this term.

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