England v Brazil | Quarter-final
Fri Jun 21 2002 | 0730 BST | Shizuoka
Live on BBC1 & Radio Five Live
England coach Sven Goran-Eriksson has insisted Michael Owen is "fully fit" to face Brazil in Friday's crucial quarter-final tie.
Owen returned to training along with Paul Scholes on Thursday as the team prepared for the game in Shizuoka, Japan.
Owen injured his groin in the 3-0 win over Denmark and has received round-the-clock treatment from the England medical staff.
Scholes suffered a twisted ankle in the same game last Saturday.
"I think Michael and and Paul will both be available," said Eriksson.
"Michael is okay. He's had some small problems with his groin but he has worked very hard and has had a lot of treatment and massaging.
"He is fully fit and it will not be a gamble to play him. It is a big boost to us.
"Everyone has seen in the past couple of games how well Michael and Emile Heskey work together as a partnership."
England's other recent injury doubts - Owen Hargreaves and Darius Vassell - were also able to train with the rest of the squad.
Their presence will be a massive boost for Eriksson ahead of Friday's quarter-final.
The England coach is now hopeful of having his entire squad at his disposal for the game in Shizuoka.
He added: "It is very nice to see all 23 of our players working on the pitch together.
"We came into the tournament with a few injured players and maybe things are clearing up for everybody at just the right time."