The team really picked it up but it is not nice to see a player on the pitch.

In the end though, England was able to move to the brink of booking its spot in the last 16, with one final Group D game against China to come.Īfter the 1-0 victory, England manager Sarina Wiegman called Walsh’s injury “serious” and said that she will “probably” go for a scan.Īsked if Walsh’s injury affected her team for the remainder of the game, Wiegman told the BBC: “I think they did a great job. Knowing a win would secure its spot in the knockout phase of the tournament, Denmark ramped up the pressure on England’s goal, but was unable to find a way past Mary Earps.ĭenmark came within the width of the post from earning a late draw when Amalie Vangsgaard’s glancing header clipped the frame of the goal with Earps stranded. In Walsh’s absence, England continued to create opportunities and had the better of proceedings without finding the necessary cutting edge to extend its lead. James and her teammates celebrates England's goal against Denmark.

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