FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Friday, September 14, 2007
United States WWWWD 2
–
Sweden WLWLD 0
Chengdu Sports Center

Head to Head

USA leads series 2-1

Lineups

SWE

  1. 1Hedvig LindahlG
  2. 3Stina SegerstromD
  3. 16Anna PaulsonD
  4. 4Hanna MarklundD
  5. 5Caroline SegerM
  6. 8Charlotta SchelinM
  7. 13Frida OstbergM
  8. 15Therese SjogranM
  9. 20Linda ForsbergM
  10. 10Hanna LjungbergF
  11. 11Victoria SvenssonF

Substitutes

  1. 12Sofia LundgrenG
  2. 21Kristin HammarstromG
  3. 2Karolina WestbergD
  4. 19Charlotte RohlinD
  5. 6Sara ThunebroD
  6. 7Sara LarssonD
  7. 18Nilla FischerM
  8. 9Therese LundinF
  9. 14Sara JohanssonF
  10. 17Madelaine EdlundF

USA

  1. 18Hope SoloG
  2. 3Christie RamponeD
  3. 15Kate MarkgrafD
  4. 14Stephanie LopezD
  5. 4Cat WhitehillD
  6. 11Carli LloydM
  7. 12Leslie OsborneM
  8. 17Lori ChalupnyM
  9. 20Abby WambachF
  10. 5Lindsay TarpleyF
  11. 13Kristine LillyF

Substitutes

  1. 1Briana ScurryG
  2. 21Nicole BarnhartG
  3. 2Marian DalmyD
  4. 8Tina EllertsonD
  5. 7Shannon BoxxM
  6. 10Aly WagnerM
  7. 16Angela HuclesM
  8. 19Marci JobsonM
  9. 9Heather O'ReillyF
  10. 6Natasha KaiF

Timeline

  1. 34'
  2. 46'
  3. 46'
  4. 58'
  5. 65'
  6. 65'
  7. 66'
  8. 66'
  9. 81'
  10. 81'
  11. 90'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

All news
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