FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Sunday, October 12, 2003
Germany WWWWW 2
–
Sweden LWWWW 1
Dignity Health Sports Park

Lineups

SWE

  1. 1Caroline JoenssonG
  2. 2Karolina WestbergD
  3. 3Jane ToernqvistD
  4. 4Hanna MarklundD
  5. 7Sara LarssonD
  6. 18Frida OestbergD
  7. 9Malin AnderssonM
  8. 17Anna SjoestroemM
  9. 6Malin MostroemM
  10. 10Hanna LjungbergF
  11. 11Victoria SvenssonF

Substitutes

  1. 5Kristin BengtssonD
  2. 14Linda FagerstroemM

GER

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

Substitutes

  1. 4Nia KuenzerD
  2. 11Martina MuellerF

Timeline

  1. 41'
  2. 46'
  3. 54'
  4. 76'
  5. 77'
  6. 88'
  7. 98'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

All news
ESPN Jeff Kassouf Will a USWNT player ever win the Ballon d'Or again? After years of dominance, USWNT players no longer land as finalists -- let alone win -- major awards such as the Ballon d'Or. ESPN Jeff Kassouf 2027 World Cup teams ranked: All 49 national teams that can win next summer There are 49 national teams that could win the FIFA Women's World Cup next summer. With only four international breaks left before the tournament, we rank them all. ESPN Jeff Kassouf USWNT big board: 2027 World Cup roster questions and answers The USWNT is now eight months away from the 2027 Women's World Cup. How is the roster rebuild coming along? News Jeff Kassouf Source: Chicago, Portland join race to host 2031 Women's World Cup games Chicago and Portland, Oregon, have entered the bidding process as potential host cities for the 2031 Women's World Cup, sources confirmed to ESPN.