Early Saturday morning, a shooting incident near England's World Cup base in Kansas City, Missouri, resulted in nine injuries. Police responded to reports of gunfire on Troost Avenue shortly after 4am, close to the Swope Soccer Village, where the England squad is training. Officers discovered a chaotic scene with a large crowd fleeing the area. Among the injured, three women were taken to the hospital, but fortunately, all injuries are considered non-life threatening. This incident occurred just after England's 1-0 victory over New Zealand in their warm-up match. The England team, featuring stars like Harry Kane, is preparing for their next match against Costa Rica in Orlando on Wednesday, before returning to Kansas City for the tournament. Other World Cup teams, including Argentina and the Netherlands, are also stationed in Kansas City, highlighting the area's significance during the tournament.