Archive · 10 Nov 2025
Guehi and Gordon Out for England's Final World Cup Qualifiers
Two England soccer players, Marc Guehi and Anthony Gordon, are hurt and won't be able to play in the last two World Cup qualifier games.
Marc Guehi hurt his foot really badly when playing for his club, Crystal Palace, and can't even walk on it right now.
Anthony Gordon has a sore hip and also can't play.
Another player, Nick Pope, might have a concussion from his game.
Even though England has already qualified for the World Cup, their coach, Gareth Southgate, will have to pick different players for these upcoming matches.
Marc Guehi and Anthony Gordon are expected to miss England's final two World Cup qualifiers due to injuries.
Guehi suffered a severe foot injury, described as a heavy bone bruise, during a Europa Conference League match.
Gordon is sidelined with a hip problem, which caused him to miss his club's recent league game.
Goalkeeper Nick Pope also sustained a suspected concussion in his team's latest fixture.
England has already secured their spot in the World Cup, with remaining games against Serbia and Albania.
- Who
- Marc Guehi, Anthony Gordon, and potentially Nick Pope
- What
- Injured and set to miss England's final two World Cup qualifying fixtures.
- When
- Ahead of England's matches against Serbia and Albania.
- Where
- England national team squad, with injuries occurring during club matches.
- Why
- Due to foot, hip, and suspected concussion injuries.
Team Management
Player Welfare
Player Availability for Upcoming Matches
Team Management
Managers provide updates on player injuries, affecting squad selection for international fixtures.
Player Welfare
Injured players are confirmed to miss crucial upcoming international matches.
- Marc Guehi Injury
- Heavy bone bruise on foot, unable to walk.
- Anthony Gordon Injury
- Hip problem.
- Nick Pope Injury
- Suspected concussion.
- England's Qualification Status
- Already secured qualification for next year's World Cup.
- Upcoming England Matches
- Serbia at Wembley (Thursday) and Albania in Tirana (next Sunday).