
England manager Roy Hodgson speaks to head coach Cesare Prandelli of Italy as England trainer Gary Lewin lies on the ground being treated. Photo: Getty Images
One of the English World Cup team’s physiotherapists has been carried off the field on a stretcher just minutes before half time after injuring himself celebrating.
Gary Lewin, a former member of Arsenal’s physio staff, appeared to pick up the injury celebrating England’s 37th minute leveller – and was even carried off on the stretcher usually reserved for his players.

England trainer Gary Lewin is stretchered off the field. Photo: Getty Images
Lewin injured his ankle during celebratory dancing and jumping at England’s first goal at the World Cup, scored by Daniel Sturridge.