FIFA Women's World Cup
FT
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Tianjin Olympic Center Stadium
Head to Head
Lineups
USA
- 18Hope SoloG
- 3Christie RamponeD
- 4Cat WhitehillD
- 14Stephanie LopezD
- 15Kate MarkgrafD
- 7Shannon BoxxM
- 12Leslie OsborneM
- 17Lori ChalupnyM
- 13Kristine LillyF
- 20Abby WambachF
- 9Heather O'ReillyF
Substitutes
- 1Briana ScurryG
- 21Nicole BarnhartG
- 2Marian DalmyD
- 8Tina EllertsonD
- 10Aly WagnerM
- 11Carli LloydM
- 16Angela HuclesM
- 19Marci JobsonM
- 5Lindsay TarpleyF
- 6Natasha KaiF
ENG
- 1Rachel BrownG
- 2Alex ScottD
- 3Casey StoneyD
- 6Mary PhillipD
- 12Anita AsanteD
- 4Katie ChapmanM
- 5Faye WhiteM
- 16Jill ScottM
- 10Kelly SmithM
- 7Karen CarneyF
- 9Eniola AlukoF
Substitutes
- 13Siobhan ChamberlainG
- 21Carly TelfordG
- 14Rachel UnittD
- 20Lindsay JohnsonD
- 15Sue SmithM
- 19Vicky ExleyM
- 8Fara WilliamsM
- 11Rachel YankeyF
- 17Jodie HandleyF
- 18Lianne SandersonF
Timeline
- 46'
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- 57'
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- 80'
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- 86'
- 90'
FIFA Women's World Cup News
All news
ESPN
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ESPN
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ESPN
USWNT big board: 2027 World Cup roster questions and answers
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News
Source: Chicago, Portland join race to host 2031 Women's World Cup games
Chicago and Portland, Oregon, have entered the bidding process as potential host cities for the 2031 Women's World Cup, sources confirmed to ESPN.