England Wins FIFA Women's World Cup, Retains 100% Start
England's Keira Walsh Suffers Knee Injury
England emerged victorious in a crucial Group D clash against Denmark at the FIFA Women's World Cup, securing a 1-0 win to maintain their impressive 100% start to the tournament.
The match was a tense affair, with both teams battling for every inch of possession. It was England who broke the deadlock just before halftime, with a well-placed goal from Lucy Bronze.
However, the win came at a cost, as English midfielder Keira Walsh suffered a knee injury that forced her to be substituted in the second half. The extent of her injury is yet to be determined, and she will undergo further assessment in the coming days.
"It's a huge blow to lose Keira," said England manager Phil Neville after the match. "She's a key player for us, but we have a strong squad and we'll be ready for our next game."
England's next match is against Slovenia on Sunday, while Denmark will face Serbia. Both games will kick off simultaneously, with England looking to extend their lead in Group D and Denmark hoping to secure their first points of the tournament.
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