Owen ruled out for five months Michael Owen could be out for up to five months after the England striker reportedly suffered cruciate ligament damage against Sweden. Owen injured his right knee during the first minute of England's 2-2 draw against Sweden in Cologne and flew back to the team hotel in Baden-Baden ahead of an MRI scan this morning at the Max Grundig hospital at Buhlertal. The fear is that it is serious ligament damage which would almost certainly mean Owen, who missed the second half of last season with a metatarsal injury, returning to England for treatment. Sky Sports reported this morning that Owen will be out of action for five months. Owen's England team-mates Rio Ferdinand and Gary Neville were also at the clinic for scans, Ferdinand on a groin injury he picked up in the Sweden game an Neville on the calf problem which has kept him out of the last two matches against Trinidad and Tobago and Sweden. England midfielder Joe Cole spoke of the team's shock at Owen's injury following the game. Cole said: 'It's a big blow for us and the team. He's had a difficult 12 months with injury and now he's got a battle on his hands. 'Our thoughts are with him and his family. I hope he'll be back scoring goals for England soon.' 十字韌帶受傷 也就是說接下來半個賽季也是不能上場 --

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