Thomas Tuchel voiced concerns about England's right-back shortage after Jarell Quansah joined an injury list that already includes Livramento. The Bayer Leverkusen defender suffered what Tuchel described as 'a classic ankle twist' during the match, leaving his availability for the upcoming last-32 fixture in doubt.

Quansah's injury compounds England's defensive problems in the position. When Livramento withdrew from the World Cup squad, Tuchel surprisingly selected centre-back Trevoh Chalobah rather than calling up Trent Alexander-Arnold as a direct replacement. This decision now looks questionable given the mounting injury concerns.

Tuchel confirmed Quansah is in significant pain and keeping his leg elevated with ice treatment. The manager admitted it's too early to determine the full severity, but with the next match only four days away, England's options continue shrinking. Reece James also faces a 'tight race' to be fit for selection.

Despite the setbacks, Tuchel emphasized that finding solutions remains his responsibility. The situation highlights England's lack of depth at right-back ahead of important fixtures, forcing tactical adjustments that could impact team balance.