FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Saturday, September 20, 2003
Norway 2
–
France 0
Lincoln Financial Field

Lineups

FRA

  1. 1Celine MartyG
  2. 2Sabrina ViguierD
  3. 3Peggy ProvostD
  4. 4Laura GeorgesD
  5. 5Corinne DiacreD
  6. 6Sandrine SoubeyrandM
  7. 8Sonia BompastorM
  8. 10Elodie WoockM
  9. 7Stephanie Mugneret-BegheF
  10. 9Marinette PichonF

Substitutes

  1. 16Berangere SapowiczG
  2. 13Anne-Laure CasseleuxD
  3. 19Severine GouloisD
  4. 11Amelie CoquetM
  5. 12Severine LecoufleM
  6. 14Virginie DessalleM
  7. 15Laetitia TonazziF

NOR

  1. 1Bente NordbyG
  2. 2Brit SandauneD
  3. 3Ane StangelandD
  4. 4Monica KnudsenD
  5. 16Gunhild FolstadD
  6. 8Solveig GulbrandsenM
  7. 10Unni LehnM
  8. 20Lise KlavenessM
  9. 9Anita RappF
  10. 11Marianne PettersenF
  11. 14Dagny MellgrenF

Substitutes

  1. 13Anne TonnessenD
  2. 15Marit ChristensenD
  3. 5Karin BredlandM
  4. 6Hege RiiseM
  5. 7Trine RonningF
  6. 17Linda OrmenF
  7. 18Ingrid FosseF

Timeline

  1. 47'
  2. 66'
  3. 72'
  4. 80'
  5. 82'
  6. 89'
  7. 90'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

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