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- European champion England beats Denmark 1-0 in crucial Group D clash at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
- England’s Keira Walsh suffers a knee injury and is stretchered off in tears during the first half.
- Teams are competing in the opening group stage. Thirty-two squads will play at 10 venues across Australia and New Zealand, with the field gradually narrowing until the Aug. 20 final. The USWNT is going for an unprecedented third consecutive World Cup title.
- The tournament’s bright lights have also helped expose issues like the sport’s pay disparity and a spate of knee injuries sidelining some of the game’s best players.