FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Thursday, October 2, 2003
Russia WWL 1
–
Germany WWW 7
PGE Park

Lineups

GER

  1. 1Silke RottenbergG
  2. 2Kerstin StegemannD
  3. 13Sandra MinnertD
  4. 17Ariane HingstD
  5. 19Stefanie GottschlichD
  6. 6Renate LingorM
  7. 10Bettina WiegmannM
  8. 18Kerstin GarefrekesM
  9. 9Birgit PrinzF
  10. 11Martina MuellerF
  11. 14Maren MeinertF

Substitutes

  1. 4Nia KuenzerD
  2. 7Pia WunderlichM
  3. 16Viola OdebrechtM

RUS

  1. 12Alla VolkovaG
  2. 2Tatiana ZaytsevaD
  3. 3Marina BurakovaD
  4. 4Marina SaenkoD
  5. 5Vera StrukovaD
  6. 7Tatiana EgorovaM
  7. 8Alexandra SvetlitskayaM
  8. 15Tatiana SkotnikovaM
  9. 6Galina KomarovaM
  10. 10Natalia BarbachinaF
  11. 11Olga LetyushovaF

Substitutes

  1. 16Marina KolomietsD
  2. 19Elena DenchtchikM
  3. 17Elena DanilovaF

Timeline

  1. 25'
  2. 34'
  3. 46'
  4. 57'
  5. 57'
  6. 60'
  7. 62'
  8. 66'
  9. 70'
  10. 75'
  11. 80'
  12. 82'
  13. 85'
  14. 89'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

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