FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Sunday, June 23, 2019
Cameroon LLLLW 0
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England WLWWW 3
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CMR000
ENG213
Stade du Hainaut · 20,148 att. · FS1

Match Report

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VAR pivotal again as England beat Cameroon

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Team Stats

11
Fouls
4
2
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
4
Offsides
3
2
Corner Kicks
4
0
Saves
2
37
Possession
63
8
SHOTS
7
2
ON GOAL
3
0.3
On Target %
0.4
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
153
Accurate Passes
462
271
Passes
587
0.6
Pass Completion %
0.8
1
Accurate Crosses
3
11
Crosses
15
0.1
Cross %
0.2
86
Long Balls
58
21
Accurate Long Balls
26
0.2
Long Balls %
0.4
0
Blocked Shots
0
11
Effective Tackles
6
20
Tackles
10
0.6
Tackle %
0.6
16
Interceptions
11
30
Effective Clearances
14
30
Clearances
14

Lineups

ENG · 4-1-4-1

  1. 1Karen BardsleyG
  2. 6Millie BrightCD-L
  3. 5Steph HoughtonCD-R
  4. 4Keira WalshDM
  5. 3Alex GreenwoodLB
  6. 2Lucy BronzeRB
  7. 10Fran KirbyCM-L
  8. 8Jill ScottCM-R
  9. 11Toni DugganLM
  10. 7Nikita ParrisRM
  11. 18Ellen WhiteF

Substitutes

  1. 12Demi StokesSUB
  2. 13Carly TelfordSUB
  3. 14Leah WilliamsonSUB
  4. 22Beth MeadSUB
  5. 9Jodie TaylorSUB
  6. 15Abbie McManusSUB
  7. 20Karen CarneySUB
  8. 23Lucy StaniforthSUB
  9. 17Rachel DalySUB
  10. 21Mary EarpsSUB
  11. 16Jade MooreSUB
  12. 19Georgia StanwaySUB

CMR · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Annette Ngo NdomG
  2. 6Estelle JohnsonCD-L
  3. 11Aurelle AwonaCD-R
  4. 4Yvonne LeukoLB
  5. 5Augustine EjangueRB
  6. 22Michaela AbamAM
  7. 8Raissa FeudjioLM
  8. 10Jeannette YangoRM
  9. 17Gaëlle EnganamouitF
  10. 7Gabrielle Aboudi OngueneAM-L
  11. 3Ajara NchoutAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 23Marthe OngmahanSUB
  2. 18Henriette AkabaSUB
  3. 16Isabelle MambingoSUB
  4. 14Ninon AbenaSUB
  5. 9Madeleine Ngono ManiSUB
  6. 19Marlyse Ngo NdoumboukSUB
  7. 15Ysis SonkengSUB
  8. 13Charlene MeyongSUB
  9. 20Genevieve Ngo MbeleckSUB
  10. 2Christine ManieSUB
  11. 21Alexandra TakoundaSUB
  12. 12Claudine MeffometouSUB

Timeline

  1. 4' Yvonne Leuko (Cameroon) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 14' Goal! England 1, Cameroon 0. Stephanie Houghton (England) from a free kick with a right footed shot to the bottom right corner.
  3. 45'+4' Goal! England 2, Cameroon 0. Ellen White (England) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Lucy Bronze with a through ball.
  4. 45'+4' VAR: Goal. Referee decision on field cancelled.
  5. 50' VAR: Goal. Referee decision on field cancelled.
  6. 53' Substitution, Cameroon. Alexandra Takounda Engolo replaces Gaelle Enganamouit.
  7. 58' Goal! England 3, Cameroon 0. Alex Greenwood (England) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Toni Duggan with a cross following a corner.
  8. 64' Substitution, Cameroon. Ysis Sonkeng replaces Augustine Ejangue.
  9. 64' Substitution, England. Jodie Taylor replaces Ellen White.
  10. 68' Substitution, Cameroon. Ninon Abena replaces Michaela Abam.
  11. 77' VAR: Penalty Kick. Referee decision on field stands.
  12. 78' Substitution, England. Lucy Staniforth replaces Jill Scott.
  13. 84' Substitution, England. Leah Williamson replaces Nikita Parris.
  14. 90'+9' VAR: Red Card. Referee decision on field cancelled.
  15. 90'+10' Alexandra Takounda Engolo (Cameroon) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

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