FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Saturday, July 29, 2023
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Panama WDLLL 0
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Match Report

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Jamaica knock out Panama from World Cup after narrow win

Jamaica defender Allyson Swaby scored from a sharp header to steer her side to a 1-0 win against Panama in Perth on Saturday, keeping alive the Caribbean side's hopes of advancing to the next round of the Women's World Cup.

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Team Stats

15
Fouls
10
1
Yellow Cards
2
0
Red Cards
0
3
Offsides
1
9
Corner Kicks
7
4
Saves
3
47.9
Possession
52.1
20
SHOTS
13
4
ON GOAL
4
0.2
On Target %
0.3
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
246
Accurate Passes
252
334
Passes
363
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.7
4
Accurate Crosses
5
18
Crosses
21
0.2
Cross %
0.2
51
Long Balls
44
25
Accurate Long Balls
13
0.5
Long Balls %
0.3
9
Blocked Shots
4
8
Effective Tackles
19
15
Tackles
28
0.5
Tackle %
0.7
12
Interceptions
10
26
Effective Clearances
28
26
Clearances
28

Head to Head

Lineups

PAN · 4-2-3-1

  1. 12Yenith BaileyG
  2. 5Yomira PinzónCD-L
  3. 3Wendy NatisCD-R
  4. 23Carina Baltrip-ReyesLB
  5. 4Katherine CastilloRB
  6. 10Marta CoxAM
  7. 8Schiandra GonzálezLM
  8. 6Deysiré SalazarRM
  9. 19Lineth CedeñoF
  10. 13Riley TannerAM-L
  11. 7Emily CedeñoAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 2Hilary JaenSUB
  2. 17Laurie BatistaSUB
  3. 1Sasha FábregaSUB
  4. 20Aldrith QuinteroSUB
  5. 11Natalia MillsSUB
  6. 14Carmen MontenegroSUB
  7. 21Nicole De ObaldiaSUB
  8. 22Farissa CórdobaSUB
  9. 15Rosario VargasSUB
  10. 9Karla RileySUB
  11. 16Rebeca EspinosaSUB
  12. 18Erika HernandezSUB

JAM · 4-1-4-1

  1. 13Rebecca SpencerG
  2. 4Chantelle SwabyCD-L
  3. 17Allyson SwabyCD-R
  4. 3Vyan SampsonDM
  5. 14Deneisha BlackwoodLB
  6. 15Tiffany CameronRB
  7. 8Drew SpenceCM-L
  8. 20Atlanta PrimusCM-R
  9. 10Jody BrownLM
  10. 18Trudi CarterRM
  11. 22Kayla McKennaF

Substitutes

  1. 9Kameron SimmondsSUB
  2. 2Solai WashingtonSUB
  3. 16Paige Bailey-GayleSUB
  4. 21Cheyna MatthewsSUB
  5. 19Tiernny WiltshireSUB
  6. 6Havana SolaunSUB
  7. 7Peyton McNamaraSUB
  8. 5Konya PlummerSUB
  9. 23Liya BrooksSUB
  10. 1Sydney SchneiderSUB
  11. 12Kiki Van ZantenSUB

Timeline

  1. 13' Emily Cedeño (Panama) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 17' Deysiré Salazar (Panama) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 31' Deneisha Blackwood (Jamaica) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 45' Substitution, Panama. Aldrith Quintero replaces Deysiré Salazar.
  5. 56' Goal! Panama 0, Jamaica 1. Allyson Swaby (Jamaica) header from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Trudi Carter with a cross following a corner.
  6. 65' Substitution, Panama. Karla Riley replaces Lineth Cedeño.
  7. 65' Substitution, Jamaica. Cheyna Matthews replaces Trudi Carter.
  8. 78' Substitution, Panama. Carmen Montenegro replaces Schiandra González.
  9. 80' Substitution, Jamaica. Kameron Simmonds replaces Kayla McKenna.
  10. 80' Substitution, Jamaica. Solai Washington replaces Jody Brown.
  11. 87' Substitution, Jamaica. Peyton McNamara replaces Atlanta Primus.
  12. 87' Substitution, Jamaica. Tiernny Wiltshire replaces Tiffany Cameron.
  13. 87' Substitution, Panama. Hilary Jaén replaces Carina Baltrip-Reyes.

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