Keira Walsh: England midfielder avoids ACL injury and will remain with squad at Women's World Cup, Football News

Keira Walsh suffered the injury during the first half of Englands win over Denmark on Friday; midfielder intercepted a pass before crumpling to the turf and immediately calling for medical assistance; Walsh will miss final Group D game against China on Tuesday
England have confirmed that Keira Walsh has not suffered an ACL injury and will remain with the World Cup squad in Australia.
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Anton Toloui discusses if Katie Zelem will be played as a direct replacement for Keira Walsh, or play Georgia Stanway deeper, with Laura Coombs in the more attacking role.
WSL striker Natasha Dowie claims that Keira Walsh's knee injury against Denmark could be a 'killer blow' for England's World Cup chances and questioned why ACL injuries seem to be so prevalent in the women's game.
Anton Toloui and Gail Davis discuss England's 1-0 win over Denmark in the World Cup group stages thanks to a Lauren James goal. However, Keira Walsh suffered a nasty looking knee injury and was stretchered off.

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