The Three Lions squad for the matches against Kazakhstan and Andorra  June 2009
Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	St	Sub	App	G	Capt
Barry, Gareth	23 February 1981	28	M	Manchester City FC	21	9	30	2	0	4
				Gareth Barry signed from Aston Villa FC on 2 June 2009.
	Gareth Barry is suspended for the match against Andorra.
Beckham, David R.J.	2 May 1975	34	M	Milan AC, Italy, on loan from LA Galaxy, United States.	99	12	111	17	59	2 19
Bridge, Wayne M.	5 August 1980	28	D	Chelsea FC	19	13	32	1	0	1
Cahill, Gary J.	19 December 1985	23	D	Bolton Wanderers FC	0	0	0	0	0	None
	Gary Cahill was called into the squad on 2 June as a replacement for Ferdinand.
Carrick, Michael	28 July 1981	27	M	Manchester United FC	11	6	17	0	0	None
	Michael Carrick withdrew from the squad on 31 May due to a foot injury.
Carson, Scott P.	3 September 1985	23	G	West Bromwich Albion FC	2	1	3	4 GA	0	None
Cole, Ashley	20 December 1980	28	D	Chelsea FC	72	0	72	0	0	10
Cole Okirie, Carlton M.G.	12 November 1983	25	F	West Ham United FC	0	2	2	0	0	None
Crouch, Peter J.	30 January 1981	28	F	Portsmouth FC	15	18	33	15	0	3
Defoe, Jermain C.	7 October 1982	26	F	Tottenham Hotspur FC	12	21	33	6	0	None
Ferdinand, Rio G.	7 November 1978	30	D	Manchester United FC	67	6	73	2	2	3
	Rio Ferdinand withdrew from the team to face Kazakhstan on 2 June due to a constant thigh injury. Then pulled out of the squad to face Andorra on 7 June.
Gerrard, Steven G.	30 May 1980	28	M	Liverpool FC	71	2	73	14	7	8
Green, Robert P.	18 January 1980	29	G	West Ham United FC	1	2	3	2 GA	0	None
Heskey, Emile W.I.	11 January 1978	31	F	Aston Villa FC	34	19	53	7	0	4
Johnson, Glen M.	23 August 1984	24	D	Portsmouth FC	9	5	14	0	0	3
Lampard, Frank J.	20 June 1978	30	M	Chelsea FC	59	11	70	16	0	3
Lescott, Joleon P.	16 August 1982	26	D	Everton FC	4	2	6	0	0	None
Milner, James P.	4 January 1986	23	M	Aston Villa FC	0	0	0	0	0	None
	James Milner called into the squad on 31 May as a replacement for Michael Carrick.
Neville, Gary A.	18 February 1975	34	D	Manchester United FC	80	5	85	0	0	5
Robinson, Paul W.	15 October 1979	29	G	Blackburn Rovers FC	37	4	41	22 GA	0	1
Rooney, Wayne M.	24 October 1985	23	F	Manchester United FC	47	4	51	22	0	1 8
Terry, John G.	7 December 1980	28	D	Chelsea FC	51	1	52	6	22	3
Upson, Matthew J.	18 April 1979	29	D	West Ham United FC	10	5	15	1	0	None
Walcott, Theo J.	16 March 1989	20	M	Arsenal FC	5	2	7	3	0	None
Wright-Phillips, Shaun C.	25 October 1981	27	M	Manchester City FC	12	13	25	4	0	1
Young, Ashley S.	9 July 1985	23	M	Aston Villa FC	0	4	4	0	0	None

All information is complete to and including England's last match, the tenth of the 2008-09 season, against Kazakhstan on 6 June 2009.

Diary

Sunday, 25 November 2007 - England will meet Croatia again after the European Qualification Draw for the 2010 World Cup was made today in Durban, South Africa. The Three Lions were also drawn with Ukraine, Belarus, Andorra and Kazakhstan.

Wednesday, 14 January 2008 - In Zagreb, Croatia, the fixture list is finalised for the UEFA Qualification Group Six.

Monday, 18 May 2009 - Portsmouth goalkeeper David James will undergo a shoulder operation on Wednesday  that will rule him out of England's World Cup qualifiers in June.  James missed Pompey's 3-1 win over Sunderland and will now be unavailable for England's games against Kazakhstan and Andorra. "It's an injury I've been carrying for 18 months.  I wanted to wait until Portsmouth were safe, but unfortunately the recuperation period is long.  I'm going to miss a couple of England games, which is unavoidable.  Having started every game for Mr Capello, I'd have liked to have continued that, but I'm making the best of a bad situation. It's important I get back and start pre-season well and get myself in 100% shape for next season and be part of a successful England team."

Thursday, 21 May 2009 - Middlesbrough winger Stewart Downing will also miss England's two World Cup qualifiers because he needs surgery on his right foot. The 24-year-old was injured in a tackle by Stiliyan Petrov during Saturday's 1-1 draw with Aston Villa. "He is out for two or three months at least," said Boro's assistant manager Malcolm Crosby. Downing had to be substituted after only 23 minutes following the challenge with Petrov.

Friday, 22 May 2009 - Manchester City's Shaun Wright-Phillips has become the latest player to be ruled out of England's two World Cup qualifiers through injury.  Wright-Phillips has missed the last six weeks with a knee problem and suffered a reaction when he returned to training this week.

Sunday, 24 May 2009 - Fabio Capello has named a 24-man squad.  Manchester United defender Gary Neville is recalled to the England squad - his first call under Fabio Capello - while Jermain Defoe returns after missing the first three England games of 2009 through injury.  Shaun Wright-Phillips, who was thought to need knee surgery, proved his fitness for Manchester City today and is also named in the squad.

Sunday, 31 May 2009 - Manchester United's Michael Carrick will miss England's upcoming World Cup qualifiers with a foot injury.  His place in the squad has gone to Aston Villa winger James Milner, with the 23-year-old being promoted from England's Under-21 squad.  Midfielder Carrick has not started a competitive game for England since the loss to Croatia in 2006.  The former Spurs star, who played all 90 minutes of Manchester United's Champions League defeat against Barcelona, was unlikely to be first choice for his country.  But his absence leaves England coach Fabio Capello with only three recognised central midfielders - Steven Gerrard, Frank Lampard and Gareth Barry - for the two games.

Monday, 1 June 2009 - Defenders Rio Ferdinand and Ashley Cole both sat out training as a precaution.  Chelsea's Cole took a kick in the FA Cup final win over Everton on Saturday, while Manchester United's Ferdinand is resting a long-standing calf injury.  Both are expected to train on Tuesday or later in the week.

Tuesday, 2 June 2009 - Rio Ferdinand has withdrawn from the England squad because of injury and Bolton Wanderers centre-back Gary Cahill has been called up.  Ferdinand has failed to shake off a calf injury in time for Saturday's World Cup qualifier but could return for the game against Andorra next week.  Fabio Capello turned to Cahill following an injury to Phil Jagielka.  Cahill now joins Matthew Upson and Joleon Lescott as the players hoping to partner captain John Terry at centre-back.  The 23-year-old said he was delighted with the call-up to the full squad.  "I've had a good season and I've worked really hard.  I've been in the provisional squad twice before and then this third time I was included once again, so I'm obviously delighted to get the call."

Left-back Ashley Cole, who picked up a knock on Saturday, has trained ahead of the trip to Almaty and should play.

Gareth Barry has signed for Manchester City FC from Aston Villa FC for £12 million.

Thursday, 4 June 2009 - Reports coming from the training camp suggest a bust-up between Gareth Barry and Gary Cahill.  Cahill allegedly flooring Barry with a scything tackle.

Saturday, 6 June 2009 - England defeat Kazakhstan comfortably 4-0.  Gareth Barry is booked, his second caution of the qualification campaign.  He is suspended for the Andorra match on Wednesday night.

Sunday, 7 June 2009 - Rio Ferdinand has been ruled out Wednesday's World Cup qualifier with Andorra through injury.  The Manchester United centre-back missed Saturday's 4-0 win in Kazakhstan due to discomfort with a calf injury.  It was expected Ferdinand would join up with his England colleagues on Sunday but it has now been confirmed the 30-year-old will miss the game at Wembley.

Tuesday, 9 June 2009 - Fabio Capello has hinted he is considering resting players who are one booking away from suspension for the match against Andorra.  David Beckham, Glen Johnson and Emile Heskey are all one yellow card away from missing the World Cup qualifier against Croatia on 9 September.  "I have thought about this problem. I have to decide if some players on yellow cards will play."  Capello suggested that even though Beckham is close to a suspension he, along with Shaun Wright-Phillips, are in contention for a midfield role as a replacement for the suspended Barry.  Heskey could make way for Jermain Defoe, Peter Crouch or Carlton Cole.  Gary Neville is expected to play if Johnson is rested. Capello is expected to continue with Matthew Upson alongside skipper John Terry following the victory on Saturday.  Capello must decide whether to play Arsenal's Theo Walcott on the right of midfield after his below-par performance against Kazakhstan.  Beckham, Wright-Phillips and Gerrard could all replace Walcott, who is also scheduled to join up with Stuart Pearce's England Under-21 squad ahead of their European Championship campaign later this week. But Capello added: "Walcott will be very important because we have to play to attack and the wide position is very important. I've spoken to him and he trained very well. He needs to play to recover his best condition."

West Bromwich Albion's keeper Scott Carson sat out training on Tuesday because of a side strain but he is expected to be fit.

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