England Vs Denmark

England Beat Denmark 1-0 in Crucial Group D Clash

Keira Walsh Suffers Knee Injury

Relive the Action as England Maintain 100% Start at the Women's World Cup

England secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Denmark in their second Group D match at the FIFA Women's World Cup. The victory maintains England's perfect start to the tournament, following their opening 1-0 win over Scotland.

The only goal of the match came in the 58th minute, as Millie Bright headed home a free-kick from Lucy Bronze. Denmark pushed for an equalizer but were unable to break down England's resolute defense.

The victory is a significant boost for England's hopes of reaching the knockout stages. They now need only a draw in their final group match against Slovenia to secure a top-two finish.

However, the victory was tempered by an injury to Keira Walsh. The Manchester City midfielder was forced off with a knee injury in the second half. The extent of the injury is not yet known.

Conclusion

England's victory over Denmark was a hard-fought and well-deserved win. They showed great determination and resilience to grind out a result against a tough opponent. The victory keeps England in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stages and will give them confidence ahead of their final group match against Slovenia.