FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Saturday, September 27, 2003
South Korea LL 1
–
Norway WL 7
Gillette Stadium

Lineups

NOR

  1. 1Bente NordbyG
  2. 2Brit SandauneD
  3. 3Ane StangelandD
  4. 4Monica KnudsenD
  5. 15Marit ChristensenD
  6. 8Solveig GulbrandsenM
  7. 10Unni LehnM
  8. 20Lise KlavenessM
  9. 7Trine RonningF
  10. 11Marianne PettersenF
  11. 14Dagny MellgrenF

Substitutes

  1. 6Hege RiiseM
  2. 17Linda OrmenF
  3. 18Ingrid FosseF

KOR

  1. 12Jung Mi KimG
  2. 4Yu Jin KimD
  3. 18Yoo Mi KimD
  4. 20Young Sil YooD
  5. 2Joo Hee KimM
  6. 9Ju Hee SongM
  7. 10Jin Hee KimM
  8. 14Jin Sook HanM
  9. 15Kyul Sil KimM
  10. 7Eun Sun ParkF
  11. 11Ji Eun LeeF

Substitutes

  1. 6Suk Hee JinD
  2. 13Yoo Jin KimM
  3. 3Kyung Suk HongM

Timeline

  1. 5'
  2. 24'
  3. 30'
  4. 31'
  5. 40'
  6. 52'
  7. 55'
  8. 59'
  9. 69'
  10. 73'
  11. 75'
  12. 80'
  13. 81'
  14. 90'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

All news
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