The Ghana national football team is set to face England in their second World Cup group game, but the England team is dealing with an injury concern as Bukayo Saka misses training. Saka, an Arsenal star, has been managing an Achilles issue and has not been fit enough to start for England at the World Cup. England boss Thomas Tuchel has an almost clean bill of health for the game against Ghana, but he might have some decisions to make. Chris Sutton has urged Tuchel to hand Marcus Rashford a place in the starting lineup after his goal. Rashford and Saka both came on as substitutes to good effect in their previous game and may get the same job again. Tuchel insisted that the finishers were just as important as the starting XI to win games. The rest of the England squad trained as normal on Saturday as they build up to the second Group match with Ghana. Saka did his own fitness programme and is expected to be available to face Ghana in Boston on Tuesday, but it seems likely that he may not start. Tuchel said Saka is ready and will get more and more ready, and he thinks once they go to the last game of this group, Saka will be ready. The Ghana national football team will be looking to capitalize on England's injury concerns and secure a win in their upcoming match. The team has been preparing well and is confident of getting a good result. The match between Ghana and England is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, and it promises to be an exciting encounter. The Ghana national football team's fans will be hoping that their team can get a win and move up the group standings. The team's coach has been working hard to prepare the players for the match, and they are ready to give it their all. The Ghana national football team is known for their skill and determination, and they will be looking to use these qualities to their advantage in the match against England.