FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Sunday, July 30, 2023
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Norway DLDLD 6
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Eden Park · 34,697 att. · FS1

Match Report

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Norway sneak into Women's World Cup knockouts after 6-0 rout

Sophie Roman Haug scored a hat trick as Norway put a turbulent two weeks behind them and squeaked into the knockout stages of the Women's World Cup on goal difference.

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Team Stats

6
Fouls
8
1
Yellow Cards
1
1
Red Cards
0
2
Offsides
1
3
Corner Kicks
8
7
Saves
1
28.3
Possession
71.7
4
SHOTS
31
1
ON GOAL
13
0.3
On Target %
0.4
0
Penalty Goals
1
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
1
141
Accurate Passes
523
247
Passes
620
0.6
Pass Completion %
0.8
2
Accurate Crosses
13
8
Crosses
31
0.3
Cross %
0.4
57
Long Balls
53
15
Accurate Long Balls
30
0.3
Long Balls %
0.6
1
Blocked Shots
9
6
Effective Tackles
7
12
Tackles
10
0.5
Tackle %
0.7
11
Interceptions
7
32
Effective Clearances
14
32
Clearances
14

Highlights

01:19 Carlisle: Philippines will exit World Cup with good feelings Watch on ESPN

Head to Head

NOR leads series 1-0

Lineups

NOR · 4-3-3

  1. 23Aurora MikalsenG
  2. 16Mathilde HarvikenCD-L
  3. 6Maren MjeldeCD-R
  4. 4Tuva HansenLB
  5. 13Thea BjeldeRB
  6. 8Vilde Bøe RisaCM
  7. 11Guro ReitenLM
  8. 18Frida MaanumRM
  9. 22Sophie Román HaugF
  10. 20Emilie HaaviLF
  11. 10Caroline Graham HansenRF

PHI · 4-4-2

  1. 1Olivia McDanielG
  2. 3Jessika CowartCD-L
  3. 5Hali LongCD-R
  4. 13Angela BeardLB
  5. 17Alicia BarkerRB
  6. 4Jaclyn SawickiCM-L
  7. 8Sara EggesvikCM-R
  8. 21Katrina GuillouLM
  9. 20Quinley QuezadaRM
  10. 9Isabella FlaniganCF-L
  11. 7Sarina BoldenCF-R

Timeline

  1. 6' Goal! Norway 1, Philippines 0. Sophie Haug (Norway) left footed shot from the left side of the six yard box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Thea Bjelde with a cross.
  2. 17' Goal! Norway 2, Philippines 0. Sophie Haug (Norway) header from the centre of the box to the top right corner. Assisted by Vilde Bøe Risa with a cross.
  3. 31' Goal! Norway 3, Philippines 0. Caroline Graham Hansen (Norway) right footed shot from outside the box to the bottom left corner.
  4. 48' Own Goal by Alicia Barker, Philippines. Norway 4, Philippines 0.
  5. 53' Goal! Norway 5, Philippines 0. Guro Reiten (Norway) converts the penalty with a left footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  6. 54' Katrina Guillou (Philippines) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  7. 57' Substitution, Philippines. Dominique Randle replaces Alicia Barker.
  8. 57' Substitution, Philippines. Sofia Harrison replaces Isabella Flanigan.
  9. 67' Sofia Harrison (Philippines) is shown the red card.
  10. 68' Substitution, Norway. Anja Sønstevold replaces Thea Bjelde because of an injury.
  11. 68' Substitution, Norway. Karina Sævik replaces Emilie Haavi.
  12. 68' Substitution, Norway. Ingrid Engen replaces Frida Maanum.
  13. 74' Substitution, Philippines. Chandler McDaniel replaces Sarina Bolden.
  14. 74' Substitution, Philippines. Ryley Bugay replaces Jaclyn Sawicki.
  15. 81' Substitution, Norway. Guro Bergsvand replaces Mathilde Harviken.
  16. 82' Substitution, Norway. Anna Jøsendal replaces Caroline Graham Hansen.
  17. 82' Substitution, Philippines. Meryll Abrahamsen replaces Quinley Quezada.
  18. 86' Vilde Bøe Risa (Norway) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  19. 90'+5' Goal! Norway 6, Philippines 0. Sophie Haug (Norway) header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Guro Reiten with a cross.

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