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Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard was among the first out on to the pitch, showing few ill-effects from the hip problem he sustained during Sunday's 2-1 Barclays Premier League win over Arsenal.

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney was also able to take part, despite fears he may have suffered an injury in Sunday's 3-0 win against Liverpool at Old Trafford.

Former captain David Beckham, hoping to make his 100th appearance in France, was all smiles after jetting in from Los Angeles - chatting with team-mates as they braved the unseasonal conditions at Arsenal's Hertfordshire training ground.

Manager Fabio Capello has yet to reveal who will captain his side on Wednesday, with Chelsea's John Terry and Liverpool's Steven Gerrard understood to be the leading contenders.