FIFA Women's World Cup

FT Monday, August 7, 2023
Denmark WLWLW 0
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Australia WWWLW 2
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DEN000
AUS112
Accor Stadium · 75,784 att. · FS1

Match Report

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Australia beat Denmark to reach WWC quarters as Kerr returns

Australia welcomed Sam Kerr to the fray for the first time in the tournament as they beat Denmark to reach the quarterfinals of the Women's World Cup.

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Team Stats

9
Fouls
7
1
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
1
Offsides
1
2
Corner Kicks
4
1
Saves
3
55.8
Possession
44.2
13
SHOTS
10
3
ON GOAL
3
0.2
On Target %
0.3
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
371
Accurate Passes
273
493
Passes
393
0.8
Pass Completion %
0.7
2
Accurate Crosses
1
12
Crosses
7
0.2
Cross %
0.1
45
Long Balls
64
10
Accurate Long Balls
18
0.2
Long Balls %
0.3
2
Blocked Shots
3
12
Effective Tackles
12
20
Tackles
17
0.6
Tackle %
0.7
10
Interceptions
7
18
Effective Clearances
32
18
Clearances
32

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1

Lineups

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

DEN · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Lene ChristensenG
  2. 5Simone BoyeCD-L
  3. 3Stine Ballisager PedersenCD-R
  4. 11Katrine VejeLB
  5. 4Rikke SeveckeRB
  6. 10Pernille HarderAM
  7. 12Katherine Møller KühlLM
  8. 6Karen HolmgaardRM
  9. 9Amalie VangsgaardF
  10. 17Rikke Marie MadsenAM-L
  11. 19Janni ThomsenAM-R

Timeline

  1. 29' Goal! Australia 1, Denmark 0. Caitlin Foord (Australia) left footed shot from the left side of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Mary Fowler with a through ball following a fast break.
  2. 63' Substitution, Denmark. Signe Bruun replaces Rikke Sevecke.
  3. 63' Substitution, Denmark. Mille Gejl replaces Rikke Madsen.
  4. 66' Janni Thomsen (Denmark) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  5. 70' Goal! Australia 2, Denmark 0. Hayley Raso (Australia) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Emily van Egmond.
  6. 73' Substitution, Denmark. Josefine Hasbo replaces Kathrine Kühl.
  7. 80' Substitution, Australia. Sam Kerr replaces Hayley Raso.
  8. 80' Substitution, Australia. Cortnee Vine replaces Emily van Egmond.
  9. 82' Substitution, Denmark. Sanne Troelsgaard replaces Karen Holmgaard.
  10. 82' Substitution, Denmark. Emma Snerle replaces Amalie Vangsgaard.
  11. 90'+1' Substitution, Australia. Clare Polkinghorne replaces Mary Fowler.
  12. 90'+5' Substitution, Australia. Tameka Yallop replaces Caitlin Foord.

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