“It is the same as every single game – be prepared to play if I’m needed, know the role, just be absolutely ready and train at a high level over the next few days. But we’re very optimistic that Leah will be fine.”
Morgan made her tournament debut against Sweden, coming on in the 70th minute to help England bounce back from a 2-0 deficit.
“It was really, really special. Apparently my mum was sobbing when I came on, bless her. It doesn’t take much to set her off watching the football,” said Morgan.
“I think she was crying again when we won, so a lot of tears were shed. It was just really nice to get that opportunity.
“I have been working hard throughout the tournament to stay prepared if I was called on. I felt really ready when that happened to be able to make an impact.
“I was really excited and to be able to turn it around and get the win at the end was such a joyous moment.”
