England midfielder Jordan Henderson suffers a wrist injury while celebrating after England’s last-16 World Cup win against Mexico in Mexico City. Multiple outlets report that head coach Thomas Tuchel describes the injury as “really bad.” The incident occurs during post-match celebrations when Henderson, a non-playing substitute, falls after climbing or moving near an advertising hoarding. He is taken off the pitch on a stretcher and appears to receive medical attention immediately. One report says Henderson is taken to hospital in Mexico following the fall, and he is expected to miss part of the team’s schedule as a result. Another outlet also notes that the injury affects England during the tournament and provides an update from Tuchel and the squad. Despite the injury incident, England’s win over Mexico proceeds as a dramatic 3-2 victory, with the team advancing to the quarterfinals. Across the reports, the central points remain that Henderson hurts his wrist in a freak celebration-related fall and Tuchel characterizes the injury as serious.