Defender Gary Neville will miss England's final World Cup warm-up game against Jamaica on Saturday due to a hamstring problem.

England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson told a news conference on Friday: "Gary is not training with us or playing tomorrow. Monday he will start again.

"But it's only protective, he has a small problem with one leg but it's nothing to worry about. He will be fully fit on Monday.

"He's had the problem for a while so the masseurs, physios and doctor decided to take him out for four days and it should make him well."

Neville missed training for a second day on Friday, having come off at halftime in England's 3-1 friendly win over Hungary on Tuesday at Old Trafford. He was replaced in his position by Jamie Carragher, who is expected to deputise against Jamaica.

Eriksson has no straight replacement in his squad at right back, meaning that Carragher or Owen Hargreaves would have to fill in at the finals if the problem continued.

England open their World Cup campaign in Group B against Paraguay on June 10. The group also includes Trinidad & Tobago and Sweden.