FIFA Women's World Cup
FT
Monday, September 17, 2007
Chengdu Sports Center
Lineups
ENG
- 1Rachel BrownG
- 2Alex ScottD
- 3Casey StoneyD
- 6Mary PhillipD
- 12Anita AsanteD
- 5Faye WhiteM
- 8Fara WilliamsM
- 10Kelly SmithM
- 16Jill ScottM
- 11Rachel YankeyF
- 9Eniola AlukoF
Substitutes
- 13Siobhan ChamberlainG
- 21Carly TelfordG
- 14Rachel UnittD
- 20Lindsay JohnsonD
- 15Sue SmithM
- 19Vicky ExleyM
- 4Katie ChapmanM
- 7Karen CarneyF
- 17Jodie HandleyF
- 18Lianne SandersonF
ARG
- 1Romina FerroG
- 2Eva GonzalezD
- 4Gabriela ChávezD
- 8Clarisa HuberD
- 14Catalina PérezD
- 13Maria QuinonesM
- 15Florencia MandrileM
- 17Fabiana VallejosM
- 18Maria PotassaF
- 19Analia AlmeidaF
- 20Mercedes PereyraF
Substitutes
- 12Vanina CorreaG
- 21Elisabeth MinnigG
- 3Valeria CoteloD
- 5Carmen BruscaD
- 6Sabrina BarbittaD
- 11Rosana GomezM
- 7Ludmila MancilerF
- 9Natalia GattiF
- 10Emilia MendietaF
- 16Andrea OjedaF
Timeline
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FIFA Women's World Cup News
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