Chilwell was helped off the field by Chelsea's medical staff during the match against Dinamo Zagreb. Image: John Walton/PA CHELSEA AND ENGLAND defender Ben Chilwell is expected to miss the World Cup with a “significant” hamstring injury.
And a statement from the club on Saturday said: “Following the injury sustained in our recent game against Dinamo Zagreb, Ben has undergone a scan on his hamstring.
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