FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Germany WLWWW 4
–
France WDLWW 2
1st2ndT
GER224
FRA022
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Team Stats

10
Fouls
16
2
Yellow Cards
3
0
Red Cards
1
4
Offsides
0
5
Corner Kicks
5
3
Saves
5
54
Possession
46
14
SHOTS
9
9
ON GOAL
5
0.6
On Target %
0.6
1
Penalty Goals
0
1
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
286
Accurate Passes
176
399
Passes
293
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.6
5
Accurate Crosses
4
21
Crosses
15
0.2
Cross %
0.3
52
Long Balls
58
32
Accurate Long Balls
17
0.6
Long Balls %
0.3
1
Blocked Shots
2
24
Effective Tackles
25
30
Tackles
29
0.8
Tackle %
0.9
0
Interceptions
0
17
Effective Clearances
18
24
Clearances
30

Lineups

FRA · 4-2-3-1

  1. 16Berangere SapowiczG
  2. 2Wendie RenardCD-L
  3. 4Laura GeorgesCD-R
  4. 3Laure BoulleauLB
  5. 11Laure LepailleurRB
  6. 15Élise BussagliaLM
  7. 6Sandrine SoubeyrandRM
  8. 12Elodie ThomisF
  9. 14Louisa CadamuroRCF
  10. 17Gaëtane ThineyAM-L
  11. 9Eugénie Le SommerAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 8Sonia BompastorSUB
  2. 13Caroline PizzalaSUB
  3. 19Sandrine BretignySUB
  4. 7Corine FrancoSUB
  5. 21Laëtitia PhilippeSUB
  6. 1Céline DevilleSUB
  7. 10Camille AbilySUB
  8. 5Ophelie MeillerouxSUB
  9. 20Sabrina ViguierSUB
  10. 18Marie-Laure DelieSUB

GER · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Nadine AngererG
  2. 3Saskia BartusiakCD-L
  3. 5Annike KrahnCD-R
  4. 4Babett PeterLB
  5. 2Bianca SchmidtRB
  6. 20Lena GoesslingLM
  7. 6Simone LaudehrRM
  8. 8Inka GringsF
  9. 13Célia SasicRCF
  10. 19Fatmire BajramajAM-L
  11. 18Kerstin GarefrekesAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 16Martina MüllerSUB
  2. 9Birgit PrinzSUB
  3. 7Melanie BehringerSUB
  4. 14Kim KuligSUB
  5. 12Ursula HollSUB
  6. 17Ariane HingstSUB
  7. 11Alexandra PoppSUB
  8. 15Verena SchweersSUB
  9. 10Linda BresonikSUB
  10. 21Almuth SchultSUB

Timeline

  1. 17' Lena Goeßling (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 25' Goal! France 0, Germany 1. Kerstin Garefrekes (Germany) header from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Babett Peter following a set piece situation.
  3. 32' Goal! France 0, Germany 2. Inka Grings (Germany) header from the centre of the box to the high centre of the goal. Assisted by Simone Laudehr with a cross.
  4. 40' Élise Bussaglia (France) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  5. 41' Laura Georges (France) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  6. 46' Substitution, France. Marie-Laure Delie replaces Élodie Thomis.
  7. 46' Substitution, Germany. Ariane Hingst replaces Simone Laudehr.
  8. 46'
  9. 56' Goal! France 1, Germany 2. Marie-Laure Delie (France) header from the right side of the six yard box to the top left corner. Assisted by Sandrine Soubeyrand with a cross following a corner.
  10. 59' Wendie Renard (France) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  11. 65' Penalty conceded by Bérangère Sapowicz (France) after a foul in the penalty area.
  12. 68' Bérangère Sapowicz (France) is shown the red card for a bad foul.
  13. 68' Goal! France 1, Germany 3. Inka Grings (Germany) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.
  14. 72' Goal! France 2, Germany 3. Laura Georges (France) header from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Camille Abily with a cross following a corner.
  15. 78' Substitution, Germany. Alexandra Popp replaces Annike Krahn.
  16. 82' Fatmire Bajramaj (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  17. 89' Goal! France 2, Germany 4. Célia Okoyino da Mbabi (Germany) right footed shot from the right side of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Inka Grings with a headed pass.

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