Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

More research is the first thing. Then the pitches, as we discussed today, was it watered enough?

Then can you look at nutrition, amount of games, the menstrual cycle.

There are so many factors that have an impact in the process [of an ACL injury].

Of course it can happen in a tackle as well, but there are so many different factors that come into such a big injury.

Watch as England boss Sarina Wiegman speaks to the BBC soon after the 1-0 win over Denmark.

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

[At the 2022 Euros] Everything came through Keira. There wasn't a plan B.

I dreaded to think of the idea of us ever losing her because she was one of our best players. Beth Mead was scoring all the goals but all of our play came through Keira.

She was the key cog, everything moved through her.

I just don't know who England are going to have now in that six [defensive midfield position], or even potential double six, role.

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England manager Sarina Wiegman spoke to the BBC about Keira Walsh's injury after the win over Denmark. Here's what the Lionesses' boss said:

What can you tell us about Keira Walsh's situation? "Nothing. It did look serious so if you can't walk off the pitch it's serious. I don't know, we've just finished the game."

Will she have a scan? "Probably. But I haven't heard anything yet. During the game you have to move on and now it is time to look at how she is and the next steps."

Do you think the injury affected the mentality of your team? "I think they did a great job. The team really picked it up but it is not nice to see a player on the pitch [like that]. She goes off and that's not nice. I think the team picked up really well and we had to fight. That's what we did."

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England manager Sarina Wiegman speaking to BBC after the win over Denmark: "We started well, we played well and scored the goal and then we had a little stage in the first half [where] we lost balls we didn't have to lose.

"Then we had the horrible moment with Keira. Second half was a fight and the team showed we adapted to the new situation and we had to fight to win. I am very proud of the team."

On Lauren James' goal: "For me it doesn't matter who scores the goals. They played well, they started well and yes, LJ scored a beautiful goal."

Ellen White
Former England striker on BBC One

For someone so young, 21 years old, Lauren James just took the game by the scruff of the neck.

She really dictated the tempo of the game. I just love the way she manipulates the ball.

Scoring at a World Cup is a dream for her and hopefully she can continue this now and take it into the next games.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

Lauren James was the only bright spark for England today.

She kicked things off with the early goal which really set us on our way [to the win].

After the initial 20-minute period, the only quality from then on really came from Lauren James. We just need to get players around her.

For someone so young to control the rhythm of the team is impressive, some of the more experienced players need to take a leaf out of her book.

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England winger Lauren James speaking to the BBC after the win over Denmark: "Yeah definitely [it was a great feeling to score]. It was a dream and something I've been thinking about but most importantly I'm happy to help us win.

"I kind of had a thought and then as soon as it hit the net it was just relief."

That did your team-mates say to you? "They were just really happy for me and they said it before the game they had a good feeling about me. I am happy to have good people around me."

You still seem so calm... "I am calm all around the pitch. I am happy to bring that on the pitch."

Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have to think she is not getting the same sort of service that she normally gets. It hasn't been there in that sense and she's still contributing.

I think she needs more credit.

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Jonas Eidevall
Arsenal manager on BBC One

It's really important to focus on the positives.

The first 20-25 minutes were really, really strong. That period showed what this England team is capable of.

If they've done it for that amount of time, they can repeat it for longer in the next game.

Also, they kept another clean sheet, they scored a goal off the back of the way they set up.

Playing without Keira Walsh was always going to be difficult and of course [her injury] puts a dampener on things in the end.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport at Sydney Football Stadium

Two very neat circles on the pitch as the England and Denmark players are in a huddle following the final whistle with initial thoughts from their respective coaches.

A huge cheer goes around the stadium when Lauren James' name is announced as the Player of the Match - I don't think anyone would disagree with that after her stunning goal was the difference in Sydney.

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England have won two out of two and they're not through to the last 16 yet, but are very close.

If China fail to beat Haiti, then the Lionesses will be through. If China do win, then England will only need a draw against them in the final Group D match to go through as group winners.

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Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It's really difficult to sum up that game.

In the opening 20 minutes England had me off my chair. Played with intensity and purpose, pushing forward and really dominating. It was exciting.

After the goal they kind of fell away, lost momentum. Denmark those couple of chances.

I think the injury to Walsh had a huge impact, changed England's approach and gave Denmark a chance to step things up.

England then never really managed to find a way back into the game.

Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One

It's not been electric.

It's not been sparkling nor polished.

But.... a win is a win.

Two games, two goals, two wins, six points. England get the job done again, with Lauren James the match-winner after her stunning sixth-minute strike.

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One minute to go. England one minute away from two wins out of two.

Mary Earps again is called into action, with a mis-hit ball played into the box, but the England goalkeeper does well to make sure she is not embarrassed.

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Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

I've been so impressed with Vansgaard since she's came on. She is occupying both centre-backs and making it so difficult to predict where her run is going to come from and where the pressure is going to come from.

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Four minutes of injury time for England to hang on. And that's what they're doing at the moment. Hanging on.