England up and running but Terry in doubt for Ukraine

Moldova 0 England 5

England up and running but Terry in doubt for Ukraine
Sat, 08 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Simon Stone

Hodgson revealed he offered Terry the chance to exit England’s 5-0 win over Moldova last night 20 minutes from time after he suffered an ankle injury.

With all England’s substitutes used, the 31-year-old typically declined.

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