Concacaf Women's Olympic Qualifying

FT Friday, March 5, 2004
United States WWWWW 3
–
Mexico LLL 2
Eladio Rosabal Cordero

Head to Head

USA leads series 2-0

Lineups

MEX

  1. 5Maria Castillo
  2. 9Maribel Dominguez
  3. 2Elizabeth Gomez
  4. 8Fatima Leyva
  5. 10Iris Mora
  6. 14Jenny Ruiz
  7. 3Rubi Sandoval
  8. 15Luz Saucedo
  9. 12Pamela Tajonar
  10. 6Monica Vergara
  11. 18Teresa Worbis

Substitutes

  1. 17Rebecca Bazan
  2. 20Alba Garcia
  3. 4Monica Gonzales
  4. 16Nadia Hernandez
  5. 7Juana Lopez
  6. 13Laura Maravillas
  7. 19Alma Martinez
  8. 1Jennifer Molina
  9. 11Patricia Perez

USA

  1. 6Amy LePeilbet
  2. 5Leslie Osborne
  3. 14Joy Fawcett
  4. 15Kate Sobrero
  5. 2Heather Mitts
  6. 12Cindy Parlow
  7. 16Lindsay Tarpley
  8. 8Shannon MacMillan
  9. 18Siri Mullinix
  10. 11Julie Foudy
  11. 13Kristine Lilly

Substitutes

  1. 3Christie Pearce
  2. 4Cat Reddick
  3. 9Mia Hamm
  4. 20Abby Wambach
  5. 1Briana Scurry
  6. 7Shannon Boxx
  7. 19Angela Hucles
  8. 10Aly Wagner
  9. 17Heather O'Reilly

Timeline

  1. 13'
  2. 17'
  3. 45'
  4. 47'
  5. 47'
  6. 48'
  7. 48'
  8. 61'
  9. 61'
  10. 81'
  11. 87'
  12. 91'

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