Chelsea's Frank Lampard celebrates with the trophy following the UEFA Champions League Final at the Allianz Arena, Munich, Germany. Picture: Owen Humphres/PA
Chelsea star injured on international duty
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
2:14 PM
Frank Lampard was forced off during an England training session today (Wednesday)
Chelsea star Frank Lampard has suffered a thigh injury while training with England and is a doubt for Euro 2012.
The midfielder pulled up in training and will go for a scan tomorrow (Thursday).
“Frank Lampard has today pulled up in training with a thigh injury,” the FA said.
“He will be assessed by the medical team, and scanned tomorrow.
“Jordan Henderson has been put on standby notice as cover whilst Lampard continues to be monitored.”
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