Socceroos striker Mohamed Toure feared he'd torn his calf against Turkey and will nervously await how the "sore" muscle pulls up ahead of Australia's World Cup clash with the United States.
Toure went down grabbing at his left calf then waved to the trainers soon before the second half drinks break in the 68th minute, in Australia's brilliant 2-0 win
It appeared to be just cramp, with Turkish opponent Merih Demiral helping Toure to stretch out, but the striker was replaced by Tete Yengi soon after the restart, in the 74th minute.
