London 2012 Olympics: Team GB win Games test event 2-0 against Argentina but cry foul at opposition's tactics Midway through the second half, with Britain ahead through defender Crista Cullen's 50th international goal, the Leicester defender was helped off the pitch just after she scored her second having rolled her right ankle. Minutes later Reading forward Alex Danson left the field in tears, clutching her left shoulder following a heavy collision with an Argentina defender. While the severity of Cullen's injury has been played down, even though she was on crutches at the trophy presentation, the extent of Danson's shoulder problem remains unknown. The injuries come at a critical time for Kerry, who is due to announce his final Olympic squad on May 18. Stopping short of suggesting the officials were turning a blind eye to the physical nature of the game, Kerry did imply that the quality of the umpires did not match the world-class standard of sport being played. The umpires have to understand what is going on. Argentina knew what they were doing and we needed stronger officiating. There was clever spoiling of the game. While Sunday's game against Argentina, favourites to win gold at this summer's Games, left a bitter taste in Kerry's mouth, Britain's performance will only enhance the gold-medal mentality with which they are approaching London 2012. The result meant they finished the four-nation tournament with a 100 per cent record without conceding a goal. There was a second medal for Britain after the men's squad beat India 2-1 in the bronze medal play-off with goals from James Tindall and Rob Moore cancelling out VR Raghunath's opener. Head coach Jason Lee has also been left counting the cost this week after Simon Mantell broke the fifth metatarsal bone of his left foot and faces a race against time to be fit for the Games.