Soccer World Cup 2007 / Group A
Results of Group A of the 2007 Women's World Cup :
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 Germany
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3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 13: 0 | +13 | 7th |
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 England
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3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 8: 3 | +5 | 5 |
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 Japan
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3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3: 4 | −1 | 4th |
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 Argentina
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3 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 1:18 | −17 | 0 |
Germany - Argentina 11: 0 (5: 0)
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Nadine Angerer - Kerstin Stegemann , Sandra Minnert , Ariane Hingst , Linda Bresonik - Kerstin Garefrekes (84th Anja Mittag ), Simone Laudehr (74th Saskia Bartusiak ), Renate Lingor , Melanie Behringer (68th Petra Wimbersky ) - Sandra Smisek , Birgit Prinz Trainer: Silvia Neid |
Vanina Correa - Eva González - Valeria Cotelo , Gabriela Chávez , Barbitta Nuño , Clarisa Huber (74th Florencia Mandrile ) - Rosana Gómez (66th Mercedes Pereyra ), María Quiñones , Fabiana Vallejos - María Potassa , Analía Almeida (53rd Florencia Mandrille ) Coach: José Carlos Borrello |
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 1: 0 Melanie Behringer (12th) 2: 0 Kerstin Garefrekes (17th) 3: 0 Melanie Behringer (24th) 4: 0 Birgit Prinz (29th) 5: 0 Birgit Prinz (45th + 1 ') 6: 0 Renate Lingor (51st) 7: 0 Sandra Smisek (57th) 8: 0 Birgit Prinz (59th) 9: 0 Sandra Smisek (70th) 10: 0 Sandra Smisek (79th) 11: 0 Renate Lingor (90th) . + 1 ')
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 Saskia Bartusiak, Simone Laudehr
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Gabriela Chávez, Eva Gonzáles, Rosana Gómez, María Quiñones
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Special features : The 11: 0 was the highest victory and at the same time the first double-digit victory in World Cup history. Birgit Prinz and Sandra Smisek were the second and third German players to score three goals in a World Cup game. Previously, only Inka Grings had succeeded in this at the 1999 World Cup . Both the first and the last goal of the game came from a German corner kick, which the Argentine goalkeeper Vanina Correa steered into her own net. Correa was therefore listed as a two-time own goal scorer during the game, and FIFA only credited the goals to the German corner goal scorers (Behringer and Lingor) on the following day.
Japan - England 2: 2 (0: 0)
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Miho Fukumoto - Hiromi Isozaki (86th Yuki Nagasato ), Yukari Kinga (46th Kozue Ando ), Azusa Iwashimizu , Rumi Utsugi - Tomomi Miyamoto (71st Ayumi Hara ), Tomoe Sakai , Homare Sawa , Aya Miyama - Eriko ArakawaŌ , Shinobu no Trainer: Hiroshi Ōhashi |
Rachel Brown , Alex Scott (89th Lindsay Johnson ), Casey Stoney , Faye White , Mary Phillip - Katie Chapman , Fara Williams , Kelly Smith - Karen Carney , Eniola Aluko (74th Jill Scott ), Rachel Yankey Trainer: Hope Powell |
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1-0 Aya Miyama (55th) 2-2 Aya Miyama (90th + 5 ')
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1: 1 Kelly Smith (81.) 1: 2 Kelly Smith (83.)
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Katie Chapman, Kelly Smith
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Special features : First point win by a Japanese team against a team from Europe.
Argentina - Japan 0: 1 (0: 0)
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Romina Ferro - Eva González , Valeria Cotelo , Clarisa Huber (53rd Andrea Ojeda ), Catalina Pérez - Florencia Mandrile , María Quiñones , Fabiana Vallejos - María Potassa , Mercedes Pereyra , Analía Almeida Trainer: José Carlos Borrello |
Miho Fukumoto - Hiromi Isozaki , Kyoko Yano (50th Rumi Utsugi ), Azusa Iwashimizu , Kozue Ando (79th Kozue Ando ) - Tomomi Miyamoto , Tomoe Sakai , Homare Sawa , Aya Miyama - Yuki Nagasato , Shinobu ŌnoŌh Trainer: Hir .oshi ŌnoŌh |
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0: 1 Yuki Nagasato (90th + 1 ')
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Hiromi Isozaki
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Special features : Due to its second defeat, Argentina is the first team to be eliminated from the tournament.
England - Germany 0-0
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Rachel Brown - Alex Scott , Katie Chapman , Fara Williams , Karen Carney (57th Rachel Yankey ), Anita Asante - Jill Scott , Faye White , Mary Phillip , Casey Stoney - Kelly Smith Trainer: Hope Powell |
Nadine Angerer - Kerstin Stegemann , Annike Krahn , Ariane Hingst , Linda Bresonik - Kerstin Garefrekes , Simone Laudehr , Renate Lingor , Melanie Behringer (63rd Fatmire Bajramaj ) - Sandra Smisek , Birgit Prinz Trainer: Silvia Neid |
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Katie Chapman, Fara Williams
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Fatmire Bajramaj, Annike Krahn, Simone Laudehr
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Special features : First 0-0 of the tournament. For both teams it was the first goalless draw at a World Cup. Simone Laudehr is suspended for the game against Japan after receiving the second yellow card in the tournament.
Germany - Japan 2: 0 (1: 0)
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Nadine Angerer - Kerstin Stegemann , Annike Krahn , Ariane Hingst , Linda Bresonik - Petra Wimbersky , Kerstin Garefrekes , Renate Lingor , Melanie Behringer (57th Fatmire Bajramaj ) - Birgit Prinz , Sandra Smisek (78th Martina Müller ) Trainer: Silvia Neid |
Miho Fukumoto - Hiromi Isozaki , Yukari Kinga , Miyuki Yanagita , Ayumi Hara , Tomoe Sakai , Homare Sawa , Azusa Iwashimizu , Aya Miyama (46th Eriko Arakawa , 63rd Shinobu Ōno ), Yuki Nagasato (76th Tomomi Miyamoto ), trainer Rumi Utsugi : Hiroshi Ōhashi |
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1: 0 Birgit Prinz (21st) 2: 0 Renate Lingor (87th, penalty kick)
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Kerstin Garefrekes, Martina Müller
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Tomoe Sakai
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Special features : Thanks to the 2-0 win against Japan, Germany qualified for the knockout phase as group winners and without conceding a goal.
England - Argentina 6: 1 (2: 0)
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Rachel Brown - Alex Scott (68th Sue Smith ), Casey Stoney , Faye White , Mary Phillip , Fara Williams , Eniola Aluko (80th Jodie Handley ), Kelly Smith (80th Vicky Exley ), Rachel Yankey , Anita Asante , Jill Scott Trainer: Hope Powell |
Romina Ferro - Eva González , Gabriela Chávez , Clarisa Huber (52nd Valeria Cotelo ), María Quiñones (76th Emilia Mendieta ), Catalina Pérez , Florencia Mandrile , Fabiana Vallejos , María Potassa , Analía Almeida (62nd Natalia Gatti ), Mercedes Pereyra Coach: José Carlos Borrello |
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1-0 Eva Gonzáles (9th, own goal) 2-0 Jill Scott (10th) 3-0 Fara Williams (50th, penalty kick) 4-1 Kelly Smith (64th) 5-1 Kelly Smith (77th) 6 : 1 Vicky Exley (90th, foul penalty)
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3: 1 Eva Gonzáles (60.)
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Alex Scott
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Eva González, Catalina Pérez
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 Catalina Perez
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Special features : Argentina finished the tournament with the worst goal difference of all time (1:18). Catalina Perez is the first to be sent off in the tournament.
supporting documents
- ↑ womensoccer.de: WM-Splitter: Behringer and Lingor get hits