WORLD CUP | Spain fear Yeremy Pino out with suspected broken collarbone after Uruguay win

Spain fear forward Yeremy Pino’s World Cup is over after the Crystal Palace attacker suffered a suspected broken collarbone during Spain’s 1-0 win over Uruguay. Pino came on as a 65th-minute substitute and was hurt when he landed awkwardly on his left shoulder late in the match, but stayed on; coach Luis de la Fuente said a broken collarbone would almost certainly rule the 23-year-old out, according to Yahoo Sports. Spain also face uncertainty over Nico Williams, who appeared to suffer a groin injury after coming on in the 75th minute and was later seen limping. Spain’s win ensured they topped Group H, with Cape Verde finishing as runners-up, and Spain will play either Austria or Algeria in the last-32 in Los Angeles on July 2.