A few hours after Chloe Logarzo collapsed on the field during a friendly against the Republic of Ireland last September, head coach Tony Gustavsson bumped into her in the hallway of the team hotel.
She was on crutches, her right leg in a brace. Scans were three days away, but she already knew what had happened. Everyone who watched her knee twist awkwardly in the grass did, too.
Gustavsson had spoken to her briefly in the tight corridors of the Shamrock Rovers Stadium, but he wanted to see how she was doing after the adrenaline and emotion of the game had worn off.
