England's World Cup victory celebration took a sour turn when midfielder Jordan Henderson suffered a wrist injury in a bizarre accident.
The incident occurred after England defeated Mexico 3-2 at the Azteca Stadium on Sunday.
As players and fans reveled in the win, Henderson tripped over an advertisement structure and hurt himself while trying to break his fall.
Manager Thomas Tuchel described the injury as "quite serious" and confirmed that Henderson was taken to a medical facility for treatment.
Henderson did not feature in the match but received a yellow card for arguing with a referee.
Tuchel expressed concern, saying the victory didn't "feel right" without Henderson being with the team afterward.
According to the team, Henderson remained in Mexico City while the rest of the squad returned to their base in Kansas City.
England now prepares for a quarter-final clash against Norway on Saturday, with Henderson's availability uncertain.
