West Ham winger Jarrod Bowen’s hopes of first England call-up in doubt due to heel injury

Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool quadruple talk is crazy

James Robson on Chelsea's future post Roman Abramovich announcement

Defence Secretary: Russian offensive in Ukraine likely to become 'more violent'

Guardiola hails 'fantastic' Man City players following win over Everton

Thomas Tuchel not blaming Kepa Arrizabalaga for Chelsea’s cup final defeat

Ralf Rangnick frustrated by Man Utd’s failure to take chances in Watford draw

Nearly 120,000 Ukrainians have fled Russian invasion, says UN

Conte remains 'committed' to Spurs jobs

Explained: Russia and Ukraine's turbulent history that ended in invasion

Ukraine crisis: Klitschko brothers issue call for international partners to unite over Russia invasion

Nato condemns Russia's 'deliberate, cold-blooded' attack on Ukraine

Klopp insists Manchester City’s defeat changes nothing for Liverpool

There is a long way to go – Mikel Arteta won’t get distracted by top-four talk

Man City v Tottenham: Premier League match preview

Jurgen Klopp praises defence in 2-0 win against Inter Milan

Pep Guardiola demands more from Manchester City despite ‘perfect result’

Jarrod Bowen’s hopes of a first England call-up are in doubt, with West Ham not expecting the forward to be fit until after the upcoming international break.

The 25-year-old suffered a heel injury at Liverpool 10 days ago and is set to miss the second leg of West Ham’s Europa League last-16 tie against Sevilla on Thursday, as well as Sunday’s clash with Tottenham.

Bowen has been in fabulous form and was pushing for a call-up when Gareth Southgate names his squad on Thursday for games against Switzerland and Ivory Coast.

West Ham are in contact with England, but Bowen is a major doubt for the two friendlies at Wembley.

An initial scan on his