FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Friday, September 14, 2007
Japan LLDLD 1
–
Argentina LLLL 0
Hongkou Stadium

Head to Head

JPN leads series 1-0

Lineups

ARG

  1. 1Romina FerroG
  2. 2Eva GonzalezD
  3. 4Gabriela ChávezD
  4. 8Clarisa HuberD
  5. 14Catalina PérezD
  6. 13Maria QuinonesM
  7. 15Florencia MandrileM
  8. 17Fabiana VallejosM
  9. 18Maria PotassaF
  10. 19Analia AlmeidaF
  11. 20Mercedes PereyraF

Substitutes

  1. 21Elisabeth MinnigG
  2. 12Vanina CorreaG
  3. 3Valeria CoteloD
  4. 5Carmen BruscaD
  5. 6Sabrina BarbittaD
  6. 11Rosana GomezM
  7. 7Ludmila MancilerF
  8. 9Natalia GattiF
  9. 16Andrea OjedaF
  10. 10Emilia MendietaF

JPN

  1. 1Miho FukumotoG
  2. 2Hiromi IsozakiD
  3. 4Kyoko YanoD
  4. 15Azusa IwashimizuD
  5. 13Kozue AndoD
  6. 7Tomomi MiyamotoM
  7. 8Tomoe SakaiM
  8. 10Homare SawaM
  9. 16Aya MiyamaM
  10. 17Yuki NagasatoF
  11. 18Shinobu OhnoF

Substitutes

  1. 12Nozomi YamagoG
  2. 21Misaki AmanoG
  3. 14Nayuha ToyodaD
  4. 20Rumi UtsugiD
  5. 3Yukari KingaD
  6. 6Ayumi HaraM
  7. 19Mizuho SakaguchiM
  8. 5Miyuki YanagitaM
  9. 9Eriko ArakawaF
  10. 11Mio OtaniF

Timeline

  1. 46'
  2. 46'
  3. 46'
  4. 50'
  5. 50'
  6. 53'
  7. 53'
  8. 57'
  9. 57'
  10. 61'
  11. 61'
  12. 79'
  13. 79'
  14. 90'+2'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

All news
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