Henderson stretchered off with 'really bad' wrist injury during England's post-match celebrations
Jordan Henderson was taken off the pitch on a stretcher after falling over advertising hoardings and injuring his wrist during England's celebrations following their win over Mexico in Mexico City. Manager Thomas Tuchel described the injury as 'really bad'.
Jordan Henderson was stretchered off the pitch at Mexico City Stadium after suffering what England manager Thomas Tuchel described as a ‘really bad’ wrist injury, sustained not during the match itself but in the celebrations that followed England’s victory over Mexico.
Henderson fell over the advertising hoardings during the post-match scenes and was subsequently seen receiving oxygen on the pitch before being taken off on a stretcher.
Tuchel gave a blunt assessment of the situation in his immediate post-match comments. “Not good, not good,” the England head coach said. “Jordan just fell over and injured his wrist — it looks really bad.”
The incident compounded what was already a difficult evening for Tuchel, who also referenced a red card shown to a defender as another concern heading out of the fixture.
Further details on the extent of Henderson’s injury are expected once medical staff have completed their assessment.
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