Komp is out for Belgium

MANCHESTER City defender Vincent Kompany has not suffered another injury blow, Belgium boss Roberto Martinez has insisted.

The 30-year-old, who has been beset by fitness concerns over the past 12 months, was set to play for his country in their friendly with Holland last night, but pulled out after reportedly feeling discomfort in the warm-up.

Martinez says he was only withdrawn as a precaution but admits he does not know whether he will have the defender available for their World Cup qualifying clash with Estonia on Sunday.

"There is no injury to Vincent Kompany," Martinez said in his press conference after the 1-1 draw.

"We did not want to take any risks with him and Kompany did not feel well after the warm-up.

"I want every player to be 100 per cent. I would be surprised if he can play Sunday, but it is still too early to say.

"We will have to assess the situation, especially with his club. If he is not ready, I will take another defender."

Martinez was pleased overall with his side's performance in the game as they earned a point with Yannick Carrasco equalising late on to cancel out Davy Klaassen's first-half penalty.

"It was a good start for 20 minutes then we were disorganised," he added.