Gareth Southgate takes training after Colombia victory
Penalty hero Marcus Rashford trained with England's back-ups the day after helping Gareth Southgate's men to a memorable World Cup shootout win against Colombia.
Tuesday's last-16 match against the South Americans went all the way in Moscow, but the Three Lions managed to set up a mouth-watering quarter-final against Sweden as they overcame their Achilles heel.
Preparations got under way with earnest for Saturday's clash in Samara on Wednesday afternoon despite the group's lack of sleep - they returned to their Repino base at around 6.30am.
Gareth Southgate wore a broad smile during training following England's last-16 victory
Marcus Rashford, who scored in the shootout, was out for training with the other back-ups
Jack Butland stretches to save a shot during the session in Saint Petersburg
The England players gather round to listen to instructions for the session on Wednesday
Danny Welbeck skips through the warm up along with Rashford and defender Phil Jones
Rashford was the only player to feature against Colombia to train in the pouring rain at Spartak Zelenogorsk, where he was part of an eight-strong playing group outnumbered by staff.
The 20-year-old forward was brought on late in extra-time and was not deemed to have done enough to warrant a normal recovery session, which the other players did back at the team hotel.
There were also a number of injuries being assessed at the forRestMix Club.
Southgate likened the scene in the dressing room on Tuesday night to 'a scene from M*A*S*H.'
Jamie Vardy's groin issue is among the knocks being looked at by England's medical staff, although the severity is not expected to become clear until Thursday.
Southgate speaks to striking coach Allan Russell during the session in Saint Petersburg
Welbeck and defender Gary Cahill share a laugh in the rain during the session
Ruben Loftus-Cheek did not make it on to the pitch for the first time in Russia on Wednesday
Rashford and Trent Alexander-Arnold smile as they race each other during sprints