England beat Denmark to maintain 100% record in Group D
James scored winner with brilliant curling strike from edge of box
Lionesses midfielder Walsh carried off on stretcher with knee injury in first half
England will qualify for knockout stage if China fail to beat Haiti
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
England will kick themselves if they let Denmark back into this game.
They could have scored a couple more goals and killed this game off already.
At the moment the game is proving a bit of a grind.
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The two England players who have made the most line-breaking passes are full backs Lucy Bronze and Rachel Daly (nine each). Between them it's only one fewer than Denmark have done (19).
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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Sydney Football Stadium
"How many times" was Rachel Daly's question to the referee when she came running over after awarded a free-kick for a shove in the back. Denmark are starting to build some patient pressure.
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Sixty-seven minutes gone and England are still leading.
Denmark have already grabbed one late goal in this tournament with Amalie Vangsgaard's late winner against China, so they will still feel there is something in this match for them.
England 1-0 Denmark
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Definitely need to see Beth England on for 30 mins
Anon
Russo not looking anywhere near scoring. Meanwhile, we have a Golden Boot winner with 22 goals last season playing at LB. Big club bias still alive and well! Madness.
Tim
Rach: I’d like to see Beth England come on and get a chance leading the attack. Did well with an underperforming Spurs in WSL
England 1-0 Denmark
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
Mary Earps is the last remaining player from the spine of the Euros winning side [currently on the pitch].
Williamson, Walsh, Kirby out injured, White now retired.
More important than ever.
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Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's great to see the impact Daly and Alex Greenwood have had down the left-hand side. And obviously, Lauren James has had a massive impact on that as well.
England 1-0 Denmark
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England 1-0 Denmark
Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
It's a good battle between Bronze and Harder, every set-piece they are tussling.
Harder did well there to get her body in the way to prevent Bronze from winning that header cleanly.
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England will be caught out at the back. Often they just leave one defender and the rest charge forward and come back too slowly.
Nick
England aren't pressing enough
Anon
England 1-0 Denmark
It is now three corners in quick succession for England as they look to move two goals clear. Lucy Bronze absolutely charges at the delivery, gets up above Pernille Harder, but the header is wide.
England 1-0 Denmark
Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Sydney Football Stadium
She's an entertainer, Lauren James.
Every touch, step-over, dribble or shot gets a decent reception.
England 1-0 Denmark
Image source, Getty ImagesLovely skill from Lauren James, a step over, a nutmeg of Rikke Sevecke and she wins a corner, which Denmark smuggle behind for another England corner.
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Sulaimon: We are yet to see the best of Russo. She definitely needs a goal to get up and running
Baz: Only one winner, here, and they're not wearing white.
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Karen Bardsley
Former England and Manchester City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
Chloe Kelly loves getting past the full-back but what I'm seeing in the middle is Alessia Russo is just too early to arrive in the box, and Lauren James too.
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Rachel Brown-Finnis
Ex-England goalkeeper on BBC One
The gaps between the England defence and midfield are far, far too big.
Whether it is a lack of communication or the defence choosing to drop off I'm not sure.
Denmark are being given the chance to pick up the ball and run, eat up the space.
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Another bright mark for Denmark. Jannie Thomsen is able to get the ball on the right side of the penalty area and she crosses.
It is met first time by Kathrine Kuhl but the flicked finish, with the outside of the right peg, is an unconvincing one and easily dealt with by Mary Earps in the England goal.
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Nervy at the back from England and Millie Bright's pass is a bit light, but Alex Greenwood is alert and produces a much-needed saving sliding tackle to deny Denmark being through on Mary Earps.
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England have a three-on-three breakaway. Chloe Kelly with a pass behind Alessia Russo, when goalscorer Lauren James was on the left.
The move loses momentum before Russo can't find a team-mate and a promising opportunity breaks down tamely.
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