FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Sunday, September 30, 2007
United States DWWWL 4
–
Norway WDWWL 1
32,068 att.

Head to Head

USA leads series 2-0

Lineups

NOR

  1. 1Bente NordbyG
  2. 2Ane Stangeland HorpestadD
  3. 3Gunhild FolstadD
  4. 19Marit Fiane ChristensenD
  5. 6Camilla HuseD
  6. 4Ingvild StenslandM
  7. 8Solveig GulbrandsenM
  8. 18Marie KnutsenM
  9. 21Lene StorlokkenM
  10. 10Melissa WiikF
  11. 16Ragnhild GulbrandsenF

Substitutes

  1. 12Erika SkarboG
  2. 13colomboG
  3. 5Siri NordbyD
  4. 7Trine RonningM
  5. 15Madeleine GiskeM
  6. 9Isabell HerlovsenF
  7. 11Leni Larsen KaurinF
  8. 14Guro KnutsenF
  9. 20Lise KlavenessF
  10. 17Lene MykjalandF

USA

  1. 1Briana ScurryG
  2. 2Marian DalmyD
  3. 3Christie RamponeD
  4. 14Stephanie LopezD
  5. 4Cat WhitehillD
  6. 10Aly WagnerM
  7. 12Leslie OsborneM
  8. 17Lori ChalupnyM
  9. 13Kristine LillyF
  10. 9Heather O'ReillyF
  11. 20Abby WambachF

Substitutes

  1. 21Nicole BarnhartG
  2. 18Hope SoloG
  3. 8Tina EllertsonD
  4. 15Kate MarkgrafD
  5. 11Carli LloydM
  6. 16Angela HuclesM
  7. 19Marci JobsonM
  8. 7Shannon BoxxM
  9. 5Lindsay TarpleyF
  10. 6Natasha KaiF

Timeline

  1. 30'
  2. 46'
  3. 47'
  4. 57'
  5. 58'
  6. 59'
  7. 60'
  8. 62'
  9. 63'
  10. 78'
  11. 88'
  12. 90'

FIFA Women's World Cup News

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