FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Monday, July 31, 2023
Australia LWWWL 4
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Canada WLLDW 0
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Match Report

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Australia advance with 4-0 win as Canada exit World Cup

Hayley Raso scored a brace and Mary Fowler struck after the break as Australia crushed Canada 4-0 on Monday.

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Team Stats

8
Fouls
5
2
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
1
Offsides
0
4
Corner Kicks
5
3
Saves
2
39
Possession
61
10
SHOTS
11
6
ON GOAL
3
0.6
On Target %
0.3
1
Penalty Goals
0
1
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
201
Accurate Passes
369
316
Passes
494
0.6
Pass Completion %
0.7
3
Accurate Crosses
5
13
Crosses
21
0.2
Cross %
0.2
57
Long Balls
67
15
Accurate Long Balls
23
0.3
Long Balls %
0.3
3
Blocked Shots
4
14
Effective Tackles
14
18
Tackles
27
0.8
Tackle %
0.5
4
Interceptions
18
36
Effective Clearances
19
36
Clearances
19

Highlights

00:58 Recapping Australia's incredible night vs. Canada Watch on ESPN

Head to Head

CAN leads series 3-0-1

Lineups

CAN · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Kailen SheridanG
  2. 14Vanessa GillesCD-L
  3. 3Kadeisha BuchananCD-R
  4. 10Ashley LawrenceLB
  5. 8Jayde RiviereRB
  6. 17Jessie FlemingAM
  7. 7Julia GrossoLM
  8. 5QuinnRM
  9. 12Christine SinclairF
  10. 9Jordyn HuitemaAM-L
  11. 19Adriana LeonAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 6Deanne RoseSUB
  2. 20Cloé LacasseSUB
  3. 18Sabrina D'AngeloSUB
  4. 21Simi AwujoSUB
  5. 15Nichelle PrinceSUB
  6. 16Gabrielle CarleSUB
  7. 13Sophie SchmidtSUB
  8. 22Lysianne ProulxSUB
  9. 11Evelyne ViensSUB
  10. 4Shelina ZadorskySUB
  11. 2Allysha ChapmanSUB
  12. 23Olivia SmithSUB

AUS · 4-4-2

  1. 18Mackenzie ArnoldG
  2. 14Alanna KennedyCD-L
  3. 15Clare HuntCD-R
  4. 7Steph CatleyLB
  5. 21Ellie CarpenterRB
  6. 23Kyra Cooney-CrossCM-L
  7. 19Katrina GorryCM-R
  8. 9Caitlin FoordLM
  9. 16Hayley RasoRM
  10. 10Emily van EgmondCF-L
  11. 11Mary FowlerCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 13Tameka YallopSUB
  2. 22Charlotte GrantSUB
  3. 6Clare WheelerSUB
  4. 3Aivi LuikSUB
  5. 8Alex ChidiacSUB
  6. 17Kyah SimonSUB
  7. 5Cortnee VineSUB
  8. 1Lydia WilliamsSUB
  9. 4Clare PolkinghorneSUB
  10. 2Courtney NevinSUB
  11. 12Teagan MicahSUB
  12. 20Sam KerrSUB

Timeline

  1. 9' Goal! Canada 0, Australia 1. Hayley Raso (Australia) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner.Goal awarded following VAR Review.
  2. 39' Goal! Canada 0, Australia 2. Hayley Raso (Australia) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal following a corner.
  3. 45' Substitution, Canada. Deanne Rose replaces Jordyn Huitema.
  4. 45' Substitution, Canada. Allysha Chapman replaces Jayde Riviere.
  5. 45' Substitution, Canada. Sophie Schmidt replaces Julia Grosso.
  6. 45' Substitution, Canada. Cloé Lacasse replaces Christine Sinclair.
  7. 58' Goal! Canada 0, Australia 3. Mary Fowler (Australia) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Caitlin Foord.
  8. 64' Substitution, Canada. Évelyne Viens replaces Adriana Leon because of an injury.
  9. 68' Emily van Egmond (Australia) is shown the yellow card.
  10. 75' Substitution, Australia. Cortnee Vine replaces Hayley Raso.
  11. 77' Substitution, Canada. Olivia Smith replaces Quinn.
  12. 81' Mackenzie Arnold (Australia) is shown the yellow card.
  13. 84' Substitution, Australia. Clare Polkinghorne replaces Emily van Egmond.
  14. 90'+4' Goal! Canada 0, Australia 4. Steph Catley (Australia) converts the penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  15. 90'+6' Substitution, Australia. Charlotte Grant replaces Katrina Gorry.

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