The midfielder Walsh felt that he was the performance of the “free flow” of the team – and it couldn't have been a better night for her.
The 27 -year -old did not experience a feeling of scoring a big goal for her country before Friday.
Wyman said that there was “Farah” after that for Walsh – and the team was displaced that it was a special goal because its strike was criticized before defeating Belgium goalkeeper Nikki Evard.
“I am very excited. It took a great deviation – but the goal is a goal,” Walsh said then.
“All girls are very happy for me and it is a really great feeling. I finally got one in the end. Some want to remind me of how long it took, but I am on the surface of the moon and it is really good to be out of the mark.
“It has reached one of my favorite players. In general, with the team's performance, we played a lot of good attacking football and it was a nice evening to be part of it.”
Walsh was not the only person who was suffering from the joy of England's first goal, as Chelsea teammate Bafeeer Jones came out to the bench to score.
The goal of the 21 -year -old striker came in her fourth appearance, as she received the first phone call in May last year.
“I really don't really believe it. It hasn't hit me yet. I think I was more honest to Kira [Walsh] “If you are honest,” said Bever Jones.
“I played on this field before and scored before, so I had a good feeling of reaching it.
“I am proud of myself to keep my feet on the ground and hard work and with a lot of hard work, you get like this. I am so happy that I took it well. It is a surreal and a dream come true.”
