- Euro 2016
Baines out 7-14 days with hamstring tear

Leighton Baines' hamstring injury is not as bad as first feared after Everton confirmed the defender had suffered a "grade one" tear.
Baines became the third player to withdraw from the England squad to face Slovenia and Scotland through injury when pulling out after Friday training, although it is reported he will only be sidelined between 7-14 days.
Everton released a statement saying Baines had returned to Finch Farm for a scan, which "showed he has sustained a 'grade one' hamstring injury - the least significant on the scale of such injuries."
Leighton Baines has withdrawn from the England squad to face @nzs_si and Scotland http://t.co/QFA4tGW5yW pic.twitter.com/p9FKNLQXPe
— England (@england) November 14, 2014
Michael Carrick and Andros Townsend withdrew with groin and ankle problems earlier this week, and just 24 hours before the Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia, Everton left-back Baines also pulled out.
The FA confirmed on Friday that no additional call-ups would be made in order to cover the injury.
