Holland was in tears as she was stretchered off.
“I saw the tackle quickly on my Ipad, to me it looked like two women fully committed to a tackle,” Wilkinson added.
“We will make sure we get updates as soon as possible. I am concerned, of course.
“But I don’t want us to be guessing. She was obviously in a lot of pain and discomfort. We don’t know anything at this time. We will deal with it when we know.”
Former Wales international Nia Jones told Match of the Day Wales that Holland’s injury overshadowed the whole game.
“I am sure Rhian Wilkinson will say there’s plenty to take from that game but it’s really difficult to look beyond what happened to Ceri Holland,” she said.
“We are all hoping it’s not as bad as it looked.”
Wales international Sophie Ingle, who is currently sidelined after ACL surgery, says Holland is a vital component in the Wales side.
“She is such a key player for us. She’s on the trajectory of being really strong and always being a starter,” Ingle told Match of the Day Wales.
“It didn’t look nice. It was contact. I didn’t really see a twist or anything.
“Sometimes it is better if it’s straight contact but the fact she was upset and stayed down is not like her. She usually gets up pretty much straight away.”
