England midfielder Jordan Henderson is taken to hospital after suffering an injury during England’s post-match celebrations following a 3-2 win over Mexico in the World Cup round of 16 in Mexico City. Multiple reports say Henderson, 36, did not play in the game but was hurt during the celebrations afterward. Accounts describe him being stretchered or attended by medical staff and, in some reports, receiving oxygen before being transported. Several outlets report he is taken for treatment in the United States, and the BBC says he undergoes surgery after breaking his arm. Yahoo Sports adds that the injury happens as Henderson falls awkwardly after attempting to jump over advertising hoardings along the side of the pitch. Other outlets also characterize the injury as involving his arm or wrist and indicate that surgery is required. The overall details across sources center on a “freak” incident during the celebrations, with Henderson requiring hospital care and surgical treatment afterward.