Soccer Football - FIFA World Cup - England Training - St. George's Park, Burton Upon Trent, Britain - June 6, 2018 England's Raheem Sterling and Marcus Rashford during training Action Images via Reuters/Carl Recine
REPINO, Russia (Reuters) - England manager Gareth Southgate may be recovering from a dislocated shoulder suffered while jogging, but he may run into more discomfort when deciding whether to drop Raheem Sterling for Marcus Rashford in Sunday's World Cup game against Panama.
Manchester City forward Sterling did not impress playing in a central role in support of Harry Kane in England's opening Group G win against Tunisia on Monday.
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