Harry Kane, Phil Foden and Jack Grealish train with England teammates ahead of Euro 2020 – in pictures

The Three Lions play their first game of tournament against Croatia on Sunday

England captain Harry Kane during a training session at St George's Park, in Burton, on Wednesday, June 9. PA

England's Raheem Sterling during training ahead of the upcoming Euro 2020 tournament. PA

England midfielder Mason Mount. AFP

England players during training ahead of the Euro 2002 finals. AFP

England manager Gareth Southgate. AFP

Harry Kane, left, during training at St George's Park. Getty

England defender Luke Shaw, right, during a sprinting race at training. AFP

England midfielder Phil Foden. AFP

England midfielders Declan Rice, left, and Jordan Henderson. AFP

England attacker Marcus Rashford, right. AFP

England striker Harry Kane. PA

England midfielder Kalvin Phillips. PA

England attacker Harry Kane. Getty

The England squad at training. AFP

England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. Reuters

England midfielder Phil Foden. PA

England midfielder Jordan Henderson. Getty

England defender Tyrone Mings, left, and Luke Shaw. AFP

England midfelder Jack Grealish. PA

Left to right: England coaching staff Chris Powell, Gareth Southgate and Graeme Jones. PA

England full-back Ben Chilwell. AFP

Left to right: Luke Shaw, Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling. AFP

England attacker Marcus Rashford. PA

Left to right: Ben Chilwell, Phil Foden and Jack Grealish. PA

Left to right: Phil Foden, Jadon Sancho and Jack Grealish. Getty

England's Phil Foden. Reuters

England midfielder Jude Bellingham. PA

England midfielder Jack Grealish. Getty

England defender Ben White. Reuters

England defender John Stones, second left, joking around with Phil Foden. PA

England continued their preparation for Euro 2020 on Wednesday with defender Harry Maguire the only injury concern.

The Manchester United centre-half missed the session at St George's Park and is unlikely to figure in England's opening game against Croatia.

Gareth Southgate's side begin their Group D campaign at Wembley Stadium on Sunday and the manager would have been pleased to see Jordan Henderson continue to build on his fitness after just returning from a serious groin injury.

United captain Maguire is still recovering from the ankle injury he sustained in the Red Devils' win at Aston Villa last month.

Arsenal attacker Bukayo Saka was back with the squad after missing Sunday's friendly win over Romania with a hip problem.

Following the opener against Croatia, England then face Scotland on June 18, followed by the Czech Republic on June 22. All their group-stage matches are taking place at Wembley.

England player ratings for friendly win over Romania

ENGLAND RATINGS: Sam Johnstone - 8: West Brom goalkeeper on his full senior debut made first meaningful save with his feet just before break from Sorescu. Sensational stop to deny Ivan a certain goal from close range with 15 minutes to go. AFP

Ben Godfrey - 7: Everton defender was one of three standby players starting match and was alert to clear dangerous ball into box after quarter of an hour. Sliced left-foot shot wide in first half and was denied even better chance to score when club teammate Calvert-Lewin got in ahead of him just after the break. Getty

Ben White - 6: Another standby player making his first start, the Brighton defender slotted straight in, looked calm and assured at the back, although manager Southgate would have been concerned at how the defence was opened up so easily by Romania at times. Getty

Tyrone Mings - 5: Early miss-control gifted Romania corner and gave away a couple of other needless fouls in a far from convincing opening half. Slightly better after break, including one important block from Cicaldau shot, but England clearly need a fit Harry Maguire back in team. EPA

Luke Shaw - 7: Full-back determined to surge forward and link up with Manchester United teammate Rashford down left. Caught out of position just before half time and needed Johnstone save to stop Sorescu scoring. Getty

Kalvin Phillips - 6: Wild strike way off target in first 10 minutes but quickly settled into his usual solid performance in front of the back four, keeping things simple with the ball and the midfield ticking over. Reuters

James Ward-Prowse - 8: Southampton midfielder was one of three standby players looking to make his mark and should be really happy with his efforts here. Saw two excellent, trademark free-kicks into box almost result in goals for Calvert-Lewin and another easily saved by Nita. Reuters

Jack Grealish - 8: Crowd seemed to buzz whenever he was in possession and he ghosts past challenges with such ease. Told to calm down by referee in first half after becoming increasingly unhappy with Romanian challenges. Eventually brought down by one in second half to earn England penalty. At the heart of England’s best work at the Riverside Stadium. AP

Jadon Sancho - 6: Dortmund winger found himself some space on edge of area after 11 minutes but sliced chance high and wide. Much closer later in half when his lovely right-foot curler struck the bar. Getty

Marcus Rashford - 7: Captain for first time in absence of Harry Kane, produced some nice touches and his pace caused Romania problems. Shot wide with after good attacking run from half-way line on the hour mark. Calmly side-footed home from the spot after Grealish was fouled in box. AP

Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 7: Saw thumping header hit the bar after half an hour from Ward-Prowse’s free kick. Should have scored from another ball in from Southampton man but could only side foot straight to keeper. Brought down in clumsy fashion by Chiriches to earn England second penalty. A handful up front. AFP

SUBS: Jordan Henderson – (On for Phillips 46’) 6: A welcome return to action for the Liverpool midfielder making his first appearance since injuring his groin for Liverpool in February. Had second-half penalty well saved by Nita although was at good height for keeper. Reuters

Declan Rice – (On for Ward-Prowse 65’) 6: West Ham midfielder came on for last 25 minutes and is a likely starter for the first Euro clash against Croatia. PA

Jude Bellingham – (On for Sancho 65’) 7: Impressive cameo from Dortmund midfielder. Thought he’d scored his first senior goal but saw header deflected over bar. Reuters

Kieran Trippier – (On for Shaw 75’) 6: Late run-out for Atletico Madrid player who comes into contention for start at Euros with Alexander-Arnold now out. Reuters

Jesse Lingard – (On for Rashford 75’) 6: No chance to make mark. Ollie Watkins – (On for Calvert-Lewin 82’) N/A. Stabbed chance wide at back post in last five minutes. Reuters