Women's International Friendly

FT Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Mexico LLLLL 0
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United States WDWWW 2
Dignity Health Sports Park

Head to Head

USA leads series 5-0

Lineups

USA

  1. 18Hope SoloG
  2. 2Heather MittsD
  3. 3Christie RamponeD
  4. 4Stephanie LopezD
  5. 17Lori ChalupnyD
  6. 12Leslie OsborneM
  7. 11Carli LloydM
  8. 10Aly WagnerM
  9. 9Danesha AdamsF
  10. 6Natasha KaiF
  11. 13Kristine LillyF

Substitutes

  1. 1Briana ScurryG
  2. 8Tina FrimpongD
  3. 14Amy LePeilbetD
  4. 16Angela HuclesM
  5. 7Marci MillerM
  6. 20Abby WambachF
  7. 5Lindsay TarpleyF

MEX

  1. 20Sophia PerezG
  2. 2Elizabeth GomezD
  3. 3Rubi SandovalD
  4. 5Maria de Jesus CastilloD
  5. 15Luz SaucedoD
  6. 6Monica VergaraM
  7. 8Fatima LeyvaM
  8. 10Iris MoraF
  9. 18Guadalupe WorbisF
  10. 17Mónica OcampoF
  11. 9Maribel DominguezF

Substitutes

  1. 1Pamela TajonarG
  2. 13Maria de Lourdes GordilloD
  3. 14Isabel ValdezD
  4. 4Monica GonzalezM
  5. 11Patricia PerezM
  6. 7Juana LopezM

Timeline

  1. 12'
  2. 54'
  3. 65'
  4. 66'
  5. 78'
  6. 90'

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