FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Sunday, June 16, 2019
Chile DLDLL 0
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United States WWWWW 3
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USA303
Parc des Princes · 45,594 att. · FOX

Match Report

Team Stats

11
Fouls
15
3
Yellow Cards
2
0
Red Cards
0
2
Offsides
1
1
Corner Kicks
15
6
Saves
0
32
Possession
68
1
SHOTS
26
0
ON GOAL
9
0.0
On Target %
0.3
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
1
157
Accurate Passes
474
227
Passes
552
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.9
0
Accurate Crosses
15
3
Crosses
30
0.0
Cross %
0.5
51
Long Balls
36
20
Accurate Long Balls
21
0.4
Long Balls %
0.6
1
Blocked Shots
4
15
Effective Tackles
6
24
Tackles
14
0.6
Tackle %
0.4
14
Interceptions
3
30
Effective Clearances
3
30
Clearances
3

Head to Head

USA leads series 2-0

Lineups

USA · 4-3-3

  1. 1Alyssa NaeherG
  2. 4Becky SauerbrunnCD-L
  3. 7Abby DahlkemperCD-R
  4. 12Tierna DavidsonLB
  5. 11Ali KriegerRB
  6. 8Julie ErtzCM
  7. 9Lindsey HeapsLM
  8. 6Morgan GautratRM
  9. 10Carli LloydF
  10. 23Christen PressLF
  11. 2Mallory SwansonRF

Substitutes

  1. 14Emily SonnettSUB
  2. 13Alex MorganSUB
  3. 20Allie LongSUB
  4. 3Sam MewisSUB
  5. 5Kelley O'HaraSUB
  6. 22Jessica McDonaldSUB
  7. 19Crystal DunnSUB
  8. 21Adrianna FranchSUB
  9. 16Rose LavelleSUB
  10. 17Tobin HeathSUB
  11. 15Megan RapinoeSUB
  12. 18Ashlyn HarrisSUB

CHI · 4-3-3

  1. 1Christiane EndlerG
  2. 18Camila SáezCD-L
  3. 3Carla GuerreroCD-R
  4. 17Javiera ToroLB
  5. 15Su Helen GalazRB
  6. 8Karen ArayaCM
  7. 6Claudia SotoLM
  8. 4Francisca LaraRM
  9. 9María José UrrutiaF
  10. 21Rosario BalmacedaLF
  11. 20Daniela ZamoraRF

Substitutes

  1. 12Natalia CamposSUB
  2. 10Yanara AedoSUB
  3. 13Javiera GrezSUB
  4. 11Yesenia LópezSUB
  5. 7Maria José RojasSUB
  6. 5Valentina DíazSUB
  7. 14Daniela PardoSUB
  8. 19Yessenia HuenteoSUB
  9. 2Rocío SotoSUB
  10. 22Elisa DuránSUB
  11. 16Fernanda PinillaSUB
  12. 23Ryann TorreroSUB

Timeline

  1. 11' Goal! USA 1, Chile 0. Carli Lloyd (USA) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner.
  2. 23' Lindsey Horan (USA) is shown the yellow card.
  3. 26' Goal! USA 2, Chile 0. Julie Ertz (USA) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Tierna Davidson with a cross following a corner.
  4. 35' Goal! USA 3, Chile 0. Carli Lloyd (USA) header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Tierna Davidson with a cross following a corner.
  5. 45' Substitution, Chile. Paloma López replaces Claudia Soto.
  6. 45' Substitution, USA. Jessica McDonald replaces Julie Ertz.
  7. 59' Substitution, USA. Allie Long replaces Lindsey Horan.
  8. 68' Substitution, Chile. Yessenia Huenteo replaces María José Urrutia.
  9. 76' Francisca Lara (Chile) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  10. 80' VAR: Penalty Kick. Referee decision on field cancelled.
  11. 80' Yessenia Huenteo (Chile) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  12. 81' Penalty missed! Bad penalty by Carli Lloyd (USA) right footed shot is close, but misses to the left. Carli Lloyd should be disappointed.
  13. 82' Substitution, USA. Emily Sonnett replaces Abby Dahlkemper.
  14. 88' Allie Long (USA) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  15. 89' Substitution, Chile. Daniela Pardo replaces Francisca Lara.
  16. 90'+4' Su Helen Galaz (Chile) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

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