England's 'leaked' starting line-up for United States World Cup clash revealed as decisions made on ex-Sheffield United, Leeds United and Barnsley men - gallery

Kane suffered a knock after a clumsy challenge by Morteza Pouraliganji in England’s 6-2 win against Iran on Monday – the national team’s biggest ever win at the start of a major tournament. The Spurs striker, who has a history of ankle problems, did play on for 25 minutes but was seen limping after the game and went for a precautionary scan.

Southgate revealed Kane had trained with the rest of the squad behind closed doors on Wednesday and he also joined his team-mates on the pitch at England’s Al Wakrah camp when the cameras were present on Thursday.

“He is good, he has worked a little bit more individually on Wednesday but he will back in with the team on Thursday and good for the game,” Southgate said on ITV.

“We just checked him out, just to see. I think sometimes when you are treating things it is important to know exactly what is there and that was all good. It is not so much the ankle. It is more the foot. It was a poor challenge really but I think it is one that fortunately we have got away with reasonably lightly.”

Harry Maguire came off against Iran feeling unwell but was involved in England training on Wednesday.

Callum Wilson did not train but is not believed to be a fitness doubt, while James Maddison was again absent as he recovers from a knee complaint that ruled him out against Iran. Kyle Walker also trained and will be hoping to get his first minutes since undergoing groin surgery in October.

Ahead of tonight’s clash against the USA, the England line-up has been leaked online – with two Yorkshire players both set to retain their places in the XI. Ex-Leeds United man Kalvin Phillips is set to remain on the bench while Walker, formerly of Sheffield United, is not expected to start. Take a look at the leaked line-up below...