Injury
Premier League
Alex Scott facing two months out after playing through pain with England

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Bournemouth midfielder Scott faces two months out after aggravating a thigh injury playing through pain on his England debut against Croatia.
Alex Scott has withdrawn from the England squad with a thigh injury that could sideline him for two months. The Bournemouth midfielder felt discomfort before Saturday's 7-0 win over Croatia but played through the pain, worsening the problem. He will miss England's Nations League match against Czechia on Tuesday and November's games against Croatia and Spain. Manager Thomas Tuchel must reshuffle his midfield options, with James Garner and Myles Lewis-Skelly among the replacements being considered.
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- Marco Rose laments 'very disappointing' Alex Scott injury as Bournemouth return timeline revealedEvening Standard
- 'Very disappointed' – Full extent of Alex Scott injury revealed by Bournemouth managertalkSPORT
- Every game Alex Scott could miss for Bournemouth amid new blow, Marco Rose will be furiousFootball Insider
- Tuchel defends handling of 'strange' Alex Scott injury with England midfielder facing months outThe Independent
- Bournemouth left gutted by England decision after Alex Scott injury nightmareEvening Standard
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- Scott ruled out of England squad with quadriceps injuryMundo Deportivo
- England star Alex Scott suffers cruel injury blow after impressive first startMirror
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