️⚽️ European champion England faces Denmark in a crucial Group D clash at the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Follow live updates:
Lauren James of England, right, celebrates after scoring her team's first goal.That didn’t take long. After just six minutes, Lauren James gives England the lead with a stunning strike.
Denmark may not be favorites but will take confidence from the performances of the underdogs in this year’s tournament."It's coming home": England fans confident ahead of the gameFrom left: Jamie Walker, Will Parker, Nell Gear, Jenny Lowe and Pauline Allsop are hoping England can secure a win against Denmark.England fans are optimistic going into the game against Denmark despite the European champion struggling in its opener.
“Against Haiti, we were expecting a bit of a bigger result but we’re hoping tonight’s our night,” Englishman Will Parker told CNN outside the fan zone in Wellington, New Zealand.
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