FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Thursday, September 25, 2003
Sweden L 1
–
North Korea W 0
Lincoln Financial Field

Lineups

PRK

  1. 1Jong Hui RiG
  2. 5Kum Ok SinD
  3. 6Mi Ae RaD
  4. 12Ok Gyong JangD
  5. 17Hye Yong JonD
  6. 11Yong Hui YunM
  7. 14Kum Ran OM
  8. 15Un Gyong RiM
  9. 19Hyang Ok RiM
  10. 7Kum Suk RiF
  11. 10Pyol Hui JinF

SWE

  1. 1Caroline JoenssonG
  2. 2Karolina WestbergD
  3. 3Jane ToernqvistD
  4. 4Hanna MarklundD
  5. 7Sara LarssonD
  6. 18Frida OestbergD
  7. 6Malin MostroemM
  8. 9Malin AnderssonM
  9. 14Linda FagerstroemM
  10. 10Hanna LjungbergF
  11. 11Victoria SvenssonF

Timeline

  1. 7'
  2. 36'
  3. 55'
  4. 56'
  5. 62'
  6. 65'
  7. 86'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

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