Kieran Trippier performs with ugly black eye after being concerned in nasty collision with Danny Ings throughout England coaching however pair will likely be match for Denmark conflict

Kieran Trippier has been left with a shiner after being concerned in a nasty conflict of heads with Danny Ings in coaching forward of England’s UEFA Nations League match in opposition to Denmark.

Footage emerged of the Three Lions duo bumping heads throughout a drill on Tuesday morning, leaving them each sprawled on the ground.

After which the Atletico Madrid defender appeared with the ensuing accidents as he began the sport.

Southampton striker Ings and Trippier each needed to obtain medical consideration following the collision.

Nonetheless, the gamers had been cleared to proceed the session and so had been fantastic to characteristic in opposition to Denmark.

In the meantime, Manchester United ahead Mason Greenwood has apologised for the embarrassment brought on by his breach of coronavirus laws whereas on worldwide obligation.

Greenwood and Manchester City playmaker Phil Foden and left the England camp inside 48 hours of constructing their Three Lions debut after inviting two ladies to their resort room following the 1-Zero victory over Iceland in Reykjavík.

The 18-year-old insists he has discovered a lesson from the incident, which resulted in him being despatched dwelling forward of the Denmark match.

“Having now had the prospect to replicate on what’s occurred, I can solely apologise to everybody for the embarrassment I’ve precipitated,” he stated in an announcement.

“It was irresponsible of me to interrupt the COVID-19 protocols that are in place to guard gamers, workers and the general public.

“Specifically, I need to apologise to Gareth Southgate, for letting him down when he had proven nice belief in me.”

Greenwood added: “Taking part in for England was one of many proudest moments in my life and I solely have myself in charge for this large mistake.

“I promise my household, the followers, Manchester United and England that it is a lesson I’ll be taught from.”