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England call up Burn in place of injured Guehi

England call up Burn in place of injured Guehi
Channel News Asia Monday 09 November 2026, 12:37 UTC 1 min read
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England call up Burn in place of injured Guehi Nov 9 : Newcastle United defender Dan Burn has been added to the England squad after Marc Guehi withdrew through injury, the Football Association said on Monday. The 34-year-old Burn, who has won 11 caps, joined manager Thomas Tuchel's squad at Tottenham Hotspur's training ground ahead of Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Spain. • Guehi, 26, was substituted at halftime of City's 3-1 defeat at Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

England call up Burn in place of injured Guehi Nov 9 : Newcastle United defender Dan Burn has been added to the England squad after Marc Guehi withdrew through injury, the Football Association said on Monday. • The 34-year-old Burn, who has won 11 caps, joined manager Thomas Tuchel's squad at Tottenham Hotspur's training ground ahead of Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Spain. • Guehi, 26, was substituted at halftime of City's 3-1 defeat at Nottingham Forest on Saturday. • British media reported that Guehi has a hip problem. • England host Croatia at Wembley on Thursday before travelling to Madrid to face world champions Spain on Sunday in their final Group A3 matches. • They are second in the standings with nine points from four games, three behind leaders Spain. Croatia are third and the Czech Republic fourth. • England can secure a place in next March's Nations League quarter-finals by avoiding defeat by Croatia.
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