A fire has broken out at Andorra’s National Stadium, a day ahead of England’s World Cup qualifying match there.

Images show fire crews tackling a small blaze at Estadi Nacional, where Gareth Southgate’s team are due to play against the hosts tomorrow evening.

Authorities and fire crews are on the scene, with flames seen enveloping the gantry, and smoke billowing across the pitch and towards some nearby flats.

The fire broke out midway through a Sky Sports live report, three hours after England had been training there.

Sprinklers were used to get the fire under control at the 3,300-seater stadium.

It is not known what impact this will have on the game tomorrow.

On Thursday, it was announced an all-female refereeing team will take charge of Saturday’s match.

Afghanistan: At least 46 killed in suicide bombing at Kunduz mosque

Migrant crossings: Sky News witnesses chaotic boat launches near Calais

Nobel Peace Prize: Journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov win for championing press freedom

England are preparing to face minnows Andorra having collected 16 points from a possible 18 in Group I, including a 4-0 win over their weekend opponents during the last international break in September.

Southgate’s side then welcome Hungary to Wembley on 12 October, as they look to take further steps towards qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Related posts:

Irish lockdown to be eased with two fully vaccinated people allowed to meet indoors Oktoberfest cancelled for second year running as Germany’s cases remain high Indian Premier League suspended due to COVID infection levels ‘Everything is destroyed’: Wildfires ravage Greek island of Rhodes Teenage boxer dies days after being knocked out in fight Naomi Osaka to take indefinite break from tennis following her defeat at the US Open Man who stabbed seven people at New Zealand supermarket is named Gordon Brown: Western leaders ‘holding all the cards’ and ‘must act now’ to vaccinate world against COVID-19 At least 54 dead and dozens injured after truck carrying over 100 suspected migrants overturns Police renew appeal over murdered school teacher Ashling Murphy – as Irish PM pays tribute Russia is preparing for ‘false-flag operation’ in Ukraine after massing troops at border, US warns Australian federal court adjourns Djokovic case to consider verdict