Midfielder Walsh felt it was a “free-flowing” performance from the team.
The 27-year-old had never experienced the feeling of scoring a senior goal in his country by Friday.
Wiegman said Walsh has “joy” afterwards. The team joked that it was their goal as the strike took a deflection before defeating Belgian goalkeeper Nicky Evrard.
“I’m really excited. It took a lot of bias, but the goal is the goal,” Walsh said afterwards.
“All the girls are so happy for me. It feels really good. Finally we finally got it. Some of them remind us how long it took, but I’m over the moon.
“It’s there as one of my favorite games. In general, we played a lot of good offensive football, with team performances.
Walsh was not the only one to experience the joys of his first England goal as Chelsea teammate Bieber came out of the bench to score.
The 21-year-old forward maiden’s goal was his fourth appearance last May, when he received his first call.
“I really can’t believe it. It’s not attacking me yet. I think it was more lively for Keira. [Walsh] To be honest, Beaver Jones said.
“I played at this stadium before and scored before, so I had the feeling to come in.
“I can keep my feet on the ground, work hard and get moments like this. I’m so happy I took it well. It’s so surreal and dreams come true.”
