Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper Hugo Lloris fine to play in World Cup play-off, says France coach Didier Deschamps

Spurs goalkeeper injured in collision with Everton's Romelu Lukaku trains at Clairefontaine ahead of France's World Cup play-off against Ukraine.

Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, who was left out of Tottenham Hotspur's Premier League match with Newcastle United at the weekend following a head injury, trained with the France squad on Monday and should be available for Friday’s World Cup play-off in Ukraine.

Tottenham shouldn't have let Hugo Lloris play on against Everton, says FIFA medical officer

FIFA say Tottenham were wrong to allow keeper Hugo Lloris to play on against Everton after losing consciousness.

The France international was caught in the head when he collided with Romelu Lukaku late on in Sunday's goalless draw.

He later underwent a "precautionary CT scan" that Spurs confirmed was clear but manager Andre Villas-Boas's decision to let him stay on the pitch because he seemed "composed and ready to continue" has provoked widespread condemnation.