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UEFA's decision means that Jude Bellingham, England's joint-top scorer at Euro 2024, is eligible for tomorrow's quarter-final against Switzerland.

It means that Gareth Southgate is likely to have a full squad at his disposal to face Switzerland tomorrow, apart from the suspended Marc Guehi.

All 26 players, including Bellingham and Luke Shaw, trained today, as we reported earlier.

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UEFA deemed that Bellingham has violated "the basic rules of decent conduct" which led to him receiving a €30,000 fine and a suspended one-match ban, not immediately enforced, meaning it will only be triggered should Bellingham re-offend.

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On Monday, it was announced that UEFA was investigating England midfielder Jude Bellingham for a gesture he made following his late equaliser against Slovakia in Sunday's Euro 2024 last-16 tie.

England won 2-1 after extra time to set up a quarter-final meeting with Switzerland on Saturday.

Responding to the incident on social media, Bellingham said: "An inside-joke gesture towards some close friends who were at the game.

"Nothing but respect for how that Slovakia team played tonight."

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England midfielder Jude Bellingham has been cleared to play against Switzerland on Saturday in the Three Lions' Euro 2024 qualifier in Dusseldorf.

Bellingham has however received a fine of €30,000 after being investigated following a crotch-grabbing gesture made after scoring in last Sunday's win over Slovakia,

Bellingham has been cleared to play, but has received a suspended one-match ban on a one-year probation period, meaning he can still feature on Saturday.

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Belgium defender Jan Vertonghen has called time on his international career.

The 37-year-old former Tottenham defender played 157 times for his national side after making his debut in June 2007.

His long international career included being part of the Belgium side that finished third at the 2018 World Cup.

"Thanks for all the memories, I lived my dream!" Vertonghen posted on his Instagram account.

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That is the end of the open part of today's training session.

Spirits are certainly high across the camp ahead of tomorrow's quarter-final clash.

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There is now a full squad rondo going on, three players chasing the ball - kind of like a footballing piggy in the middle for the uninitiated.

Marc Guehi, Adam Wharton and Kobbie Mainoo started as the three trying to close down their team-mates.

A strong challenge from Guehi on Jude Bellingham is matched with some light-hearted theatrics from England's Real Madrid star.

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There's now a small sprinting drill in what appears to be a short series of races as they slalom markers before trying to be first to pick up a ball.

In their individual races, Anthony Gordon, Cole Palmer and Eberechi Eze all look sharp.

The races are continuing the good mood, with each group keen to claim their player has won and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink is occupying the role of referee.

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Spirits seem to be high in training ahead of tomorrow's quarter-final.

Of the players grouped together in warm-ups and speed drills, they seem to be across different positions - there is a real mix of defenders, midfielders and strikers, highlighting the togetherness across the whole squad.

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The outfield players are currently out going through the motions in a warm-up.

All 26 players, including Luke Shaw, are training this morning.

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Manchester United goalkeeper Tom Heaton, a training goalkeeper with this England squad, admitted to the BBC in the latest episode of Football Daily that he has sometimes dropped the occasional swear word during open training, forgetting that he is surrounded by the world's media out in Germany.

He is yet to do so in the open part of the training session, certainly nothing that is audible anyway.

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There will definitely be one change for England as they head into the quarter-final.

Defender Marc Guehi will miss this match through suspension after picking up two yellow cards so the question is which player will come into the side.

When Guehi went down injured in the previous match it was Lewis Dunk who was sent to warm up.

However, it is understood that Ezri Konsa has impressed in training and he was the player to come on as England saw out the win against Slovakia when the team moved to a back three.

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England midfielder Conor Gallagher also opened up on a heart scare he suffered in 2018, detected shortly after playing at the Under-19 European Championship in Finland.

Gallagher said that he did not notice it until pre-season training ahead of the 2018/19 season and after an irregular heartbeat had been detected it took him a couple of months to recover to full fitness.

"So I was with the U19s at the Euros actually, in Finland," he told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"Just randomly in training I noticed that I was getting really tired, my heart was beating really fast for no reason. I'm not even doing anything and it's really weird, but I didn't think anything of it and I carried on training every day and I wasn't playing in the tournament.

"I was kind of on the bench and maybe coming on every now and again. So I didn't really notice it as much as if I was going to play 90 minutes, I'm pretty sure I would not have been able to get through the game.

"It wasn't until after I came back from the tournament, I went back to training with Chelsea with the Under-18s or 21s, the first session back it was a tough session, it's pre-season and I had to sit out because I was getting all dizzy and my heart was beating really fast, I thought I was going to pass out, really.

"I spoke to the docs, it was the first time I had told the doctors and then I got the checks and all that and they saw there was an irregular heartbeat kind of thing.

"Basically, I had to have a minor surgery and trigger the heart back to normal speed and then had a couple of months off, recovered and then I was good to go after that, it was nothing too serious. I recovered fairly quickly."

Gallagher also added the importance to get any heart-related concerns checked early to avoid anything more serious further down the line.

"I'm one of those guys that will play through an injury, I tried playing through a heart problem, which is crazy to think about it," he said.

"If something doesn't seem right, always get it checked. It's so important, especially something as serious as that."

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The England goalkeeping training group is out as the four stoppers go through their warm-ups.

You can watch Jordan Pickford et al being put through their paces now by clicking the play icon at the top of this page.

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BBC football news reporter at the England camp

Although three at the back sounds like a defensive formation it could be what sees England get their attacking players to thrive.

Playing that way could see Trent Alexander-Arnold play at right wing-back and allow him to show his passing ability while he has a defensive structure behind him.

Then further up the pitch if England then play with five in midfield it could also see Jude Bellingham and Phil Foden move centrally in number 10 roles in support of Harry Kane.

Bellingham scored that excellent goal in the dying moments against Slovakia but he and Foden haven't quite clicked yet and a change of formation could see them thrive as they both start nearer to their favoured position.

The Prince of Wales will attend England's Euro 2024 quarter-final against Switzerland on Saturday, Kensington Palace has confirmed.

The Prince, who is the president of the Football Association, will be present in Dusseldorf as Gareth Southgate's side bid to secure a place in the last four.

He attended one England game in the group stages, their 0-0 draw with Denmark in Frankfurt.

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Three Lions trio Conor Gallagher, Marc Guehi and Phil Foden were all part of the England Under-17s side who, in 2017, won the U17s World Cup.

Gallagher has said that England's win over Slovakia last Sunday, and the nature of it, was reminiscent of their World Cup triumph at youth level seven years ago.

"Me and Marc were speaking actually the other day - we grew up together at Chelsea and for England - and we're saying like there's not been a year gone by where we've not played together, either club football or international," Gallagher told BBC Radio 5 Live.

"It was after the Slovakia game - Marc was knackered as he played the full game and extra-time. I think it's the most he's ever ran. He was knackered so he just gave me a big hug and I was just saying 'look how far we've come from our academy days and Chelsea and now we're with England at the Euros'.

"So it's amazing memories and like you said the U17s World Cup was incredible memories with Marc and many others and we have come a long way.

"It was an amazing experience, somewhere none of us had been before, none of the players anyway. So it was a really amazing experience, very different lifestyle and just where we were but it was incredible, to be fair, those memories that will last forever and I'll always be grateful to be part of it."

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You will be able to watch the open section of England's training session today via a live stream at the top of this page - just click on the play icon when it appears.

The session is expected to start at around 10:50 BST and we will be on hand to describe the scene and look for any clues as to how Gareth Southgate's squad is shaping up.