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Liste De Départ Brésil - Jamaïque # 6 09 JUI 2019 15:30 Grenoble / Stade Des Alpes / FRA Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA, France 2019 Groupe C Liste de départ Brésil - Jamaïque # 6 09 JUI 2019 15:30 Grenoble / Stade des Alpes / FRA Brésil (BRA) Maillot: jaune Short: bleu Chaussettes: blanc Statistiques de la compétition # Nom ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 1 BARBARA GK 04/07/88 A.E. Kindermann (BRA) 171 5 THAISA MF 17/12/88 AC Milan (ITA) 166 6 TAMIRES DF 10/10/87 Fortuna Hjorring (DEN) 161 7 ANDRESSA MF 10/11/92 FC Barcelona (ESP) 168 8 FORMIGA MF 03/03/78 Paris Saint-Germain . (FRA) 162 9 DEBINHA FW 20/10/91 NC Courage (USA) 157 11 CRISTIANE FW 15/05/85 Sao Paulo FC (BRA) 176 13 LETICIA SANTOS DF 02/12/94 SC Sand (GER) 156 14 KATHELLEN DF 26/04/96 Girondins Bordeaux (FRA) 175 16 BEATRIZ FW 17/12/93 Hyundai Steel Red An. (KOR) 176 21 MONICA (C) DF 21/04/87 SC Corinthians (BRA) 168 Remplaçantes 2 POLIANA DF 06/02/91 Sao Jose EC (BRA) 172 3 DAIANE DF 07/09/97 Paris Saint-Germain . (FRA) 178 4 TAYLA DF 09/05/92 SL Benfica (POR) 173 10 MARTA FW 19/02/86 Orlando Pride (USA) 162 12 ALINE GK 15/04/89 UDG Tenerife (ESP) 162 15 CAMILA MF 10/10/94 Orlando Pride (USA) 159 17 ANDRESSINHA MF 01/05/95 EC Iranduba da Amazo. (BRA) 160 18 LUANA MF 02/05/93 Jeonbuk KSPO WFC (KOR) 173 19 LUDMILA FW 01/12/94 Atlético Madrid (ESP) 163 20 RAQUEL FERNANDES FW 21/03/91 Sporting Huelva (ESP) 160 22 LETICIA GK 13/08/94 SC Corinthians (BRA) 174 23 GEYSE FW 27/03/98 SL Benfica (POR) 169 Entraîneur VADAO (BRA) Jamaïque (JAM) Maillot: noir Short: jaune Chaussettes: noir Statistiques de la compétition # Nom ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 1 Sydney SCHNEIDER GK 31/08/99 Univ. North Carolina (USA) 178 4 Chantelle SWABY MF 06/08/98 Univ. Rutgers (USA) 178 5 Konya PLUMMER (C) DF 02/08/97 UCF Knights (USA) 173 6 Havana SOLAUN MF 23/02/93 Klepp IL (NOR) 179 9 Marlo SWEATMAN DF 01/12/94 Szent Mihaly (HUN) 173 11 Khadija SHAW FW 31/01/97 Univ. Tennessee (USA) 180 14 Den-Den BLACKWOOD DF 07/03/97 Univ. West Florida (USA) 171 16 Dominique BOND-FLASZA DF 11/09/96 PSV Eindhoven (NED) 165 17 Allyson SWABY DF 03/10/96 AS Roma (ITA) 172 18 Trudi CARTER FW 18/11/94 AS Roma (ITA) 157 20 Cheyna MATTHEWS FW 10/11/93 Washington Spirit (USA) 175 Remplaçantes 2 Lauren SILVER MF 22/03/93 Trondheims/Orn (NOR) 157 3 Chanel HUDSON-MARKS DF 14/09/97 Univ. Memphis (USA) 168 7 Chinyelu ASHER MF 20/05/93 Stabaek IF (NOR) 168 8 Ashleigh SHIM MF 11/11/93 no club affiliation 163 10 Jody BROWN FW 16/04/02 Montverde Academy (USA) 163 12 Sashana CAMPBELL MF 02/03/91 Maccabi Kishronot Ha. (ISR) 160 13 Nicole MCCLURE GK 16/11/89 Sion Swift LFC (NIR) 172 15 Tiffany CAMERON FW 16/10/91 Stabaek IF (NOR) 165 19 Toriana PATTERSON DF 02/02/94 ASD Pink Sport Time (ITA) 172 21 Olufolasade ADAMOLEKUN FW 21/02/01 United Soccer Allian. (USA) 173 22 Mireya GREY FW 07/09/98 Washington Huskies (USA) 160 23 Yazmeen JAMIESON GK 17/03/98 Papakura City FC (NZL) 180 Entraîneur Hue MENZIES (USA) VAR : Arbitre Assistant Vidéo 1 AVAR 1 : Assistant VAR AVAR 2 : Hors-jeu VAR MP : Matches joués A : Absent Pos : Poste FW : Attaquante Y : Carton jaune Min : Minutes jouées N : Non éligible GK : Gardienne de but C : Capitaine 2Y : Expulsion due à un 2e avertissement GF : Buts pour I : Blessée DF : Défenseure ST : Statut R : Carton rouge direct Suspendue au prochain match en cas GA : Buts contre X : d'avertissement MF : Milieu de terrain DOB : Date de naissance AS : Passe décisive DIM 09 JUI 2019 14:23 CET / 14:23 Heure locale - Version 1 24°C / 75°F Hum.: 67% Page 1 / 1.
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