England face injury problems as Owen Farrell, Luke Cowan-Dickie and Lewis Ludlam join the injured list

England face injuries ahead of autumn series after Owen FarrellLuke Cowan-Dickie and Lewis Ludlam joined their casualty list.

The 36-man squad is due to fly out to their training camp in Jersey on Sunday evening but has already been hit by injuries to Courtney Lawes, Jonny May and Henry Arundel.

In Saturday’s tough Premier League clash, Farrell was knocked unconscious during Saracens’ win over Exeter and now faces a mandatory suspension, making him a doubt for the series opener against Argentina.

“The normal procedure is a 12-day suspension, but hopefully that will give him enough time to play in the first Tests,” Saracens coach Mark McCall said.

Exeter prostitute Cowen-Dickie is awaiting further details on her knee problem, while Northampton winger Lewis Ludlam has a thigh injury.

“Lewis’s hip index is pretty bad I think, but nothing structural is broken, that’s my medical version,” Northampton coach Phil Dawson said.

Dawson also confirmed that Lawes will see a specialist for his head injury.

Exeter prostitute Luke Cowan-Dickie (right) awaits further information on knee problem

Northampton flanker Lewis Ludlam has suffered a thigh injury and will have to fight against time to be fit

“He practiced all day Tuesday and he had some symptoms,” Dawson said.

“We’re just looking after him and he’s coming back through the protocol, independent of that system, to make sure. I saw him yesterday on the bike and he said he was feeling good.

“He’s going to continue to lift weights and ride his bike and do all those activities. We will slowly get him back in touch when he is available and ready.

“It’s probably too early to say because it’s a day-to-day thing, so he’s going through that process. When it feels good, it goes to the next one, and the next one depending on how it goes.

“I think he’s probably going to see a specialist sooner and anyway.”