FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Saturday, September 15, 2007
New Zealand LLL 0
–
Denmark DWDLL 2
Wuhan Sports Center Stadium

Lineups

DEN

  1. 1Heidi JohansenG
  2. 2Mia OlsenD
  3. 3Katrine PedersenD
  4. 4Gitte AndersenD
  5. 5Bettina FalkD
  6. 15Mariann GajhedeD
  7. 7Cathrine Paaske SorensenM
  8. 8Julie Rydahl BukhM
  9. 10Anne Dot Eggers NielsonM
  10. 11Merete PedersenF
  11. 13Johanna RasmussenF

Substitutes

  1. 16Tine CederkvistG
  2. 21Susanne GraversenG
  3. 18Christina OrntoftD
  4. 14Dorte DalumD
  5. 20Camilla SandD
  6. 6Louise HansenM
  7. 17Janne MadsenM
  8. 19Line RoddikM
  9. 9Maiken PapeF
  10. 12Stine DimunF

NZL

  1. 1Jenny BindonG
  2. 2Ria PercivalD
  3. 5Abby ErcegD
  4. 6Rebecca SmithD
  5. 11Marlies OostdamD
  6. 15Maia JackmanD
  7. 8Hayley MoorwoodM
  8. 18Priscilla DuncanM
  9. 19Emily McCollM
  10. 9Wendi HendersonF
  11. 13Alexandra RileyF

Substitutes

  1. 12Stephanie PuckrinG
  2. 21Rachel HowardG
  3. 3Hannah BromleyD
  4. 4Katie DuncanM
  5. 10Annalie LongoM
  6. 14Simone FerraraM
  7. 16Emma HumphriesM
  8. 7Zoe ThompsonF
  9. 17Rebecca TeggF
  10. 20Merissa SmithF

Timeline

  1. 46'
  2. 60'
  3. 64'
  4. 66'
  5. 70'
  6. 72'
  7. 86'
  8. 90'
  9. 90'+1'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

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