Saturday 25 June 2016 17:50, UK
England will head into their Euro 2016 last-16 clash with Iceland with a clean bill of health after all 23 players trained on Saturday.
England travel to Nice on Sunday looking to win their first knockout game in a major tournament in 10 years and Roy Hodgson has no injury concerns ahead of the trip.
Adam Lallana, one of five players to start every Group B game, had been a concern after being pictured with an ice pack on his right ankle, but the Liverpool midfielder trained alongside his team-mates at the Stade des Bourgognes and is expected to be available.
Harry Kane has been tipped to win his place back after starting the goalless draw with Slovakia on the bench following two laboured displays against Russia and Wales.
The Tottenham forward insisted on Friday he was not suffering from fatigue and could replace Jamie Vardy in the starting line-up, with Daniel Sturridge operating on the right of the attacking three behind the striker.
