Harry Kane and England back in training after Hungary qualifier fiasco - in pictures

Jadon Sancho ruled out of clashes against Andorra and Poland

Left to right, England's Kalvin Phillips, Kieran Trippier, Patrick Bamford and Harry Kane during a training session at the Hotspur Way Training Ground in London on Saturday, September 4, 2021. PA

England's Jesse Lingard, left, and Trent Alexander-Arnold during training at the Hotspur Way Training Ground. PA

Sam Johnstone during England's training session at the Hotspur Way Training Ground. PA

England's Jordan Pickford during training on Saturday. PA

Jude Bellingham, second right, and Reece James at the Hotspur Way Training Ground ahead of their World Cup 2022 qualifying match against Andorra on Sunday. AP

England manager Gareth Southgate and Declan Rice during training on Saturday. PA

England's Jack Grealish at the Hotspur Way Training Ground in London. PA

Harry Kane during a training session at the Hotspur Way Training Ground. PA

Kalvin Phillips and Patrick Bamford train for England's World Cup qualifier against Andorra.

England's Kyle Walker trains at the Hotspur Way Training Ground. PA

Luke Shaw and Mason Mount during a training session on Saturday. PA

England's Conor Coady, left, and Declan Rice attend a training session at the Hotspur Way Training Ground. AP

Harry Kane, centre, trains with teammates ahead of England's World Cup 2022 qualifying match against Andorra on Sunday. AP

Harry Kane talks to Kieran Trippier during training on Saturday. Getty

England's Harry Kane and Kieran Tippier at the Hotspur Way Training Ground. PA

England's defender Conor Coady and Declan Rice during training for their World Cup 2022 qualifying match against Andorra. AFP

England's striker Jack Grealish during a training session in London. AFP

England's midfielder Jesse Lingard attends a training session. AFP

Raheem Sterling during England's training session. Getty

England's players were back in training as they prepared for their next World Cup 2022 qualifier - against Andorra on Sunday - following harrowing scenes on Thursday.

Gareth Southgate's team were subjected to racist abuse during their previous qualifier in Hungary, with Fifa promising to take action.

In deplorable scenes at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, derogatory chants were directed at Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham during the match which the Euro 2020 finalists won 4-0.

Missiles and a flare were also thrown onto the pitch.

However, that did not distract the Three Lions as Sterling, Harry Kane and Harry Maguire scored in a 14-minute period before Declan Rice put his name on the scoresheet in the second half.

The focus has now shifted to their next World Cup qualifier against Andorra, with Jadon Sancho ruled out.

The winger, 21, had missed the win over Hungary due to a minor knock and has now returned to Manchester United to continue his recovery. He will also miss the qualifier against Poland.

England are currently on top of Group I. They host Andorra on Sunday, followed by a visit to Poland three days later.