FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Monday, September 10, 2007
Argentina LLL 0
–
Germany WWWWL 11
Hongkou Stadium

Head to Head

GER leads series 1-0

Lineups

GER

  1. 1Nadine AngererG
  2. 2Kerstin StegemannD
  3. 17Ariane HingstD
  4. 13Sandra MinnertD
  5. 6Linda BresonikM
  6. 18Kerstin GarefrekesM
  7. 10Renate LingorM
  8. 7Melanie BehringerM
  9. 14Simone LaudehrM
  10. 8Sandra SmisekF
  11. 9Birgit PrinzF

Substitutes

  1. 12Ursula HollG
  2. 21Silke RottenbergG
  3. 4Babett PeterD
  4. 5Annike KrahnD
  5. 15Sonja FussD
  6. 3Saskia BartusiakD
  7. 19Fatmire BajramajM
  8. 11Anja MittagF
  9. 16Martina MuellerF
  10. 20Petra WimberskyF

ARG

  1. 12Vanina CorreaG
  2. 4Gabriela ChávezD
  3. 2Eva GonzalezD
  4. 3Valeria CoteloD
  5. 6Sabrina BarbittaD
  6. 8Clarisa HuberD
  7. 11Rosana GomezM
  8. 13Maria QuinonesM
  9. 17Fabiana VallejosM
  10. 18Maria PotassaF
  11. 19Analia AlmeidaF

Substitutes

  1. 1Romina FerroG
  2. 21Elisabeth MinnigG
  3. 5Carmen BruscaD
  4. 14Catalina PérezD
  5. 15Florencia MandrileM
  6. 7Ludmila MancilerF
  7. 9Natalia GattiF
  8. 10Emilia MendietaF
  9. 16Andrea OjedaF
  10. 20Mercedes PereyraF

Timeline

  1. 13'
  2. 17'
  3. 25'
  4. 31'
  5. 45'+2'
  6. 51'
  7. 53'
  8. 57'
  9. 59'
  10. 66'
  11. 68'
  12. 70'
  13. 74'
  14. 75'
  15. 79'
  16. 83'
  17. 90'
  18. 90'+1'

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