England's squad has been instructed to steer clear of jumping over advertising hoardings during post-match celebrations following Jordan Henderson's bizarre injury that has ended his World Cup campaign.
The midfielder fractured a bone in his arm after tumbling while climbing back over the boards at the Estadio Azteca.
He and his teammates had leapt the barriers to join supporters for their customary Wonderwall singalong after Monday's last-16 triumph against Mexico.
Though Henderson's accident was an unfortunate one-off, the coaching staff are taking no chances with further incidents.
Jordan Henderson fractured a bone in his arm after tumbling while climbing back over the boards at the Estadio Azteca
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Thomas Tuchel expressed mixed emotions following the 3-2 victory, stating: "I'm proud but mixed feelings because I am exhausted and emotional but also sad because Jordan got injured. It doesn't fit the evening that Jordan is now not with us."
Tuchel's injury headaches are mounting ahead of Saturday's quarter-final clash with Norway in Miami.
Beyond Henderson, the manager has also lost Tino Livramento to a tournament-ending setback, while Reece James remains sidelined after missing three matches with a hamstring complaint.
Jarell Quansah will serve a suspension for the Norway fixture following his straight red card for a dangerous challenge during the second half against Mexico. The FA is weighing up whether to lodge an appeal against the dismissal.
Four players face the additional threat of missing a potential semi-final through accumulated bookings.
Jordan Henderson has been ruled out of the World Cup after his injury
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Jude Bellingham, Declan Rice, Marc Guehi and Nico O'Reilly are all one caution away from triggering an automatic ban should England advance past the Norwegians.
Henderson was transported to a Mexican hospital after sustaining his injury and was unable to make the journey back to Kansas alongside his teammates. He has since been in contact with the squad from his hospital bed.
Marc Guehi provided an update on his fellow player's condition, saying: "Hendo's in a better place than he was yesterday. It was scary for him, his family and everyone else. We're just glad he's on the road to a speedy recovery."
The experienced midfielder required oxygen and was removed from the pitch on a stretcher following his fall.
Despite the setback, Henderson is reportedly keen to remain with the England camp in a non-playing capacity to support his colleagues, provided medical staff give their approval.
England players celebrate their World Cup win over Mexico | GETTYNico O'Reilly was effusive about England's prospects following what he described as the most intense match of his career.
The 21-year-old declared: "Every single player within the team showed character. Even when we were outnumbered, stuff was going against us, and we dug in to the very end. And if we continue to have this character, no one can stop us."
The victory marked England's finest away performance in World Cup history. O'Reilly revealed that Tuchel told the players they had become "the rock" during the match, withstanding Mexico's pressure after going down to ten men.
Guehi stressed the importance of collective belief heading into the Norway encounter.
"Trust. We already had it before but trust even more," the defender said. "Everybody having that bond and trust for one another and hopefully we can build that up."