TECHNICAL REPORT FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 2019™ 2 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1: Part 2: Part 3: Foreword Technical Study Group Tournament observation

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FOREWORD TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP

The FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™, which The FIFA Coaching & Player Development Department was responsible for the activities of the Technical Study was deservedly won by the , will Group, which comprised the following members: (USA) – Head of the TSG, ( PR), certainly go down as a watershed in the history of Nadine Kessler (), Elisabeth Loisel (France), Clémentine Touré (Côte d’Ivoire), Branimir Ujević (FIFA TSG women’s football: the post-France 2019 landscape is a Project Leader), Patricia Gonzalez (FIFA Deputy Project Leader), Pascal Zuberbühler (FIFA Goalkeeping Specialist), totally different ball game. Prisca Steinegger (FIFA Coaching & Player Development) and Chris Loxston (FIFA Performance & Game Analyst).

From 7 June to 7 July, from to , the world This Technical Report was produced in collaboration with the FIFA Women’s Football Division. witnessed an unprecedented showcase of our beloved sport, and we could not be more thankful to the host country France, to the Local Organising Committee, to the FIFA administration, to all the volunteers and to everyone else involved – foremost among them, of course, the fans – for their invaluable contribution. However, it is above all thanks to the preparation and performances of the players, coaches and officials that this tournament will live long in our memories.

In fact, those 31 days of football in France are just the tip of the iceberg. They are the culmination of the exponential, worldwide growth process that has yielded strengthened structures, burgeoning interest – the tournament attracted over one billion viewers! − and ever-increasing quality. A process that was long overdue, and to which our organisation is steadfastly dedicated. That is the reasoning behind the implementation of the VAR system, analytical tools Gianni Infantino and communication devices at the competition. It is FIFA President also the reasoning behind the expansion of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ to 32 teams, which, along the This document is the embodiment of our commitment way, allows dozens more of our member associations to leading the charge when it comes to understanding from all over the world to dream of taking part in this the game and its development, a commitment that is showpiece event. particularly pertinent in the case of women’s football. For this purpose, we are proud to have been able On the pitch, the 24 teams in France put on the to call on our brilliant Technical Study Group, who best advertisement for women’s football we could observed and scrutinised every single piece of play ever have imagined. From the prowess of the during the FIFA Women’s World Cup, made sense of dominant Americans to the solid performances of this wealth of information and produced this report. TOURNAMENT OBSERVATION the established European sides and the impressive showings by global debutantes , Jamaica, Throughout the pages, you will realise that this Scotland and South Africa; from the numerous tightly document is much more than an account of 31 days fought matches – including no fewer than 25 with of football. Years from now, I am sure it will be seen a one- winning margin – to the unmistakeable as a landmark in women’s football history, a portrait evolution of goalkeeping across the board, the of a period of unparalleled growth, evolution and competition produced manifold moments to progress. remember and stories to be told. I hope you enjoy reading it. This Technical Report is an outstanding testament to everything that the top stars in women’s football Yours in football, displayed on the pitches across France. The report is focused on in-depth expert analysis, which is 1st row from left to right: Sun Wen, Clémentine Touré, Prisca Steinegger, April Heinrichs, Patricia Gonzalez supported by video material and performance data. Gianni Infantino 2nd row from left to right: Chris Loxston, Elisabeth Loisel, Pascal Zuberbühler, Nadine Kessler, Branimir Ujević 3 4 5

Part 4: Part 5: Part 6: Team profiles Performance insights FIFA awards

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TEAM PROFILES PERFORMANCE INSIGHTS FIFA AWARDS

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Part 7: Part 8: Match information Technical Study Group support

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TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP SUPPORT

FIFA INTERNAL SUPPORT

FIFA Technical Development Branimir Ujević (Head of Coaching & Player Development) Pascal Zuberbühler (Goalkeeping Specialist) Chris Loxston (Performance & Game Analyst) Prisca Steinegger (Senior Coaching & Player Development Manager)

FIFA Women’s Football Division Patricia González (Women’s Football Technical Programmes Manager)

FIFA TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP SUPPORT

FIFA Films & Products Christophe Roy (FIFA Films Technical Producer)

FIFA Production Philipp Mahrer (Group Leader Production) Rolf Sieboth (Production Manager)

FIFA Media Relations David Noemi (Senior Media Relations Manager)

FIFA Language Services

EXTERNAL FIFA TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP SUPPORT

Insight Analysis (performance data analysis) SBG Sports Software (performance data analysis) Jaaf (graphic design support)

MATCH INFORMATION

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FOREWORD

The FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™, which was deservedly won by the United States, will certainly go down as a watershed in the history of women’s football: the post-France 2019 landscape is a totally different ball game.

From 7 June to 7 July, from Paris to Lyon, the world witnessed an unprecedented showcase of our beloved sport, and we could not be more thankful to the host country France, to the Local Organising Committee, to the FIFA administration, to all the volunteers and to everyone else involved – foremost among them, of course, the fans – for their invaluable contribution. However, it is above all thanks to the preparation and performances of the players, coaches and officials that this tournament will live long in our memories.

In fact, those 31 days of football in France are just the tip of the iceberg. They are the culmination of the exponential, worldwide growth process that has yielded strengthened structures, burgeoning interest – the tournament attracted over one billion viewers! − and ever-increasing quality. A process that was long overdue, and to which our organisation is steadfastly dedicated. That is the reasoning behind the implementation of the VAR system, analytical tools Gianni Infantino and communication devices at the competition. It is FIFA President also the reasoning behind the expansion of the FIFA Women’s World Cup™ to 32 teams, which, along the This document is the embodiment of our commitment way, allows dozens more of our member associations to leading the charge when it comes to understanding from all over the world to dream of taking part in this the game and its development, a commitment that is showpiece event. particularly pertinent in the case of women’s football. For this purpose, we are proud to have been able On the pitch, the 24 teams in France put on the to call on our brilliant Technical Study Group, who best advertisement for women’s football we could observed and scrutinised every single piece of play ever have imagined. From the prowess of the during the FIFA Women’s World Cup, made sense of dominant Americans to the solid performances of this wealth of information and produced this report. the established European sides and the impressive showings by global debutantes Chile, Jamaica, Throughout the pages, you will realise that this Scotland and South Africa; from the numerous tightly document is much more than an account of 31 days fought matches – including no fewer than 25 with of football. Years from now, I am sure it will be seen a one-goal winning margin – to the unmistakeable as a landmark in women’s football history, a portrait evolution of goalkeeping across the board, the of a period of unparalleled growth, evolution and competition produced manifold moments to progress. remember and stories to be told. I hope you enjoy reading it. This Technical Report is an outstanding testament to everything that the top stars in women’s football Yours in football, displayed on the pitches across France. The report is focused on in-depth expert analysis, which is supported by video material and performance data. Gianni Infantino 4 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP

The FIFA Coaching & Player Development Department was responsible for the activities of the Technical Study Group (TSG), which comprised the following members: April Heinrichs (USA) – Head of the TSG, Sun Wen (China PR), Nadine Kessler (Germany), Élisabeth Loisel (France), Clémentine Touré (Côte d’Ivoire), Branimir Ujević (FIFA TSG Project Leader), Patricia González (FIFA Deputy Project Leader), Pascal Zuberbühler (FIFA Goalkeeping Specialist), Prisca Steinegger (FIFA Senior Coaching & Player Development Manager) and Chris Loxston (FIFA Performance & Game Analyst).

This Technical Report was produced in collaboration with the FIFA Women’s Football Division.

Front, from left to right: Sun Wen, Clémentine Touré, Prisca Steinegger, April Heinrichs, Patricia González Back, from left to right: Chris Loxston, Élisabeth Loisel, Pascal Zuberbühler, Nadine Kessler, Branimir Ujević 5

TOURNAMENT OBSERVATION 6 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GOAL ANALYSIS

As far as headline numbers on the pitch are concerned, fashion in total. Headed goals also played a critical the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ mirrored role at the business end of the tournament. Eventual the trends of the 2015 tournament, which was the runners up the required two headers first to be played in the new 24-team format. Both from lateral free kicks to get past Italy in the quarter tournaments witnessed 146 goals, 27% of which finals, while the USA’s (23) and Alex came from set plays, and 25 games in both editions Morgan (13) nodded in a goal apiece in their tightly had a one-goal winning margin. It is only when we contested semi-final against to book their dig a little deeper that we start to observe how the place in the final. tournaments differed. Scoring the first goal of the game was critical this time around, as 87% of the Effective use of space in France contributed to many games were won by the team that struck first, an goals, with two situations particularly catching the increase from 71% in 2015 and 67% in 2011. This point eye. Firstly, players showed great intelligence to drift is amplified by the fact that in 2019, the side that away from and behind defenders, capitalising on conceded the opening goal only managed to come the latter’s blind spots. Secondly, they drew on their back to win in four games, which shows how resiliently experience and situational awareness to dart into teams protected their leads. It cannot be overlooked the pockets of space in front of the defensive line at how ruthless champions the USA were in front of goal just the right time. Both these movements allowed this year; they netted 26 times in total – equating to players to receive the ball in space and with sufficient just shy of 18% of the tournament’s overall tally of 146 time to turn and either deliver decisive through balls – of which 13 came in their group-stage opener. Even – such as slotting in a winger or advancing full-back at the sharp end of the tournament, they consistently in the lateral areas – or finish the chances themselves. scored two goals in every game from the round of 16 This space was more prevalent in the earlier stages to the final, which deservedly earned them the crown of the tournament, as teams certainly tightened up for the fourth time since the inaugural FIFA Women’s as the competition progressed, making it much more World Cup™ back in 1991. They certainly came out of difficult to find similar openings. the dressing room firing on all cylinders, scoring within the first 13 minutes of every game except the final, always being the first on the scoreboard and never “The game intelligence and going behind, all of which is a testament to their explosive speed displayed by the supremacy on their way to retaining the title. strikers enabled them to be in the right place at the right time” They say that “delivery is everything” and it certainly was in France, as exemplified by the 27 headers Sun Wen scored, including 15 in open play, representing an increase from the 23 headed goals notched at Set-play goals have always been important in 2015. Players’ ability to use the wide areas and deliver tournament football and can sometimes be the X perfectly weighted, precise crosses created many factor in tight matches. In France, we saw ten matches openings in front of goal for displays of pure aerial decided by strikes stemming from set pieces: two of goalscoring prowess. The movement and timing these were equalisers, while a corner, free kick or exhibited to first lose markers and then arrive at the penalty delivered the match winner on the other eight right moment to meet incoming balls with thumping occasions. An average of 36 corners were needed to headers was impressive. A prominent example of score in France and, although not quite as efficient as dominance in the air was provided by France’s the 28 required at Canada 2015, this still attests to a towering 1.87m defender (3), who high degree of effectiveness. This was the first edition stole the show in the opening match – sending the of the FIFA Women’s World Cup where the video home crowd into raptures twice with solid headers assistant referee (VAR) system was in place; however, from corner kicks – and scored three goals in this we did not see a sharp rise in the number of penalties awarded (25), up by just three from 2015. Moreover, the 72% conversion rate from penalties during this “The outstanding wing play tournament – down by ten percentage points from and variety of service contributed 2015 – pays tribute to the level of goalkeeping. The decisively to the high number save rate of nearly one from every four showed that it of headers scored” was not so easy to score from the spot, even with the new VAR spotlight monitoring the encroachment of April Heinrichs goalkeepers before the ball was kicked. 7 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

BUILDING FROM THE BACK

The USA, the Netherlands and England, three of the “A dominant feature was the four semi-finalists, entered their final match of the presence of versatile players, tournament with an average of 55% or more ball including central defenders possession, demonstrating that bossing play was a key component of their success. These findings who were able to play a key link to the fact that only 9% of passes were played role in building up attacks” long in the 2019 tournament, a decrease from the Élisabeth Loisel previous two editions, which suggests that teams were progressively looking to play shorter passes and build patiently, as opposed to going long and direct. The evolution in the role of the central defender plays Although we will discuss this in more detail in the a part here, as we now witness more centre-backs specific goalkeeping section of this report, it was also with the ability and composure to successfully build clear that teams felt comfortable in their goalkeepers’ possession, providing another option to progress ability to contribute to the build-up play with the ball the ball into the opposition half rather than solely at feet. Goalkeepers’ passing prowess allowed the relying on central . In France, we observed central defenders to move further apart, safe in the central defenders confidently starting moves, keeping knowledge that, when in danger, there was always hold of the ball whilst waiting to find the opening to the option of playing backwards. During the FIFA play a penetrating pass through to the midfielders, Women’s World Cup 2019, the number of short passes who were able to take up positions higher up the by goalkeepers per match increased by 10% (to an pitch. Alternatively, when opportunities arose, the average of 26%) compared to the previous edition. centre-halves did not hesitate to dribble the ball and This is a clear indication that teams are no longer drive forward themselves, bypassing the first line of classifying the keeper as a mere shot-stopper, but defensive blocks. The teams also displayed confidence rather are actively involving them when building from in their ability to maintain possession when building, the back. reducing their defensive cover and protection, as full- backs were permitted to progress into more advanced positions, giving central defenders an extra option up the wing when funnelling play through the middle of “Complete players the pitch was proving difficult. Since 2011, we have are those who can dictate seen a 1% tournament-on-tournament increase in the tempo of the game at ball-possession time in teams’ defensive thirds; this any given time” represents an additional 40 minutes per tournament in which teams are attempting to build from the back. Nadine Kessler 8 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

PLAYER MOVEMENT AND ROTATIONS

The positional fluidity was one of the most fascinating openings for team-mates to drift into and allowed tactical elements to watch during this FIFA Women’s central progression into the final third. In a nutshell, World Cup. Defensively speaking, teams arrived in teams were able to create overloads and find joy both France very well organised; therefore, finding ways in the wide areas and centrally. The close ball control to infiltrate and unbalance defensive blocks required on display in 2019 also made these situations possible, enhanced understanding between players when in as such sequences often occur in tight spaces and at possession. Rotations and positional interchange pace. Therefore, controlled first-time passes were offered one way to break through, with players critical to prevent defenders from recovering their moving out of areas to create spaces for others to drive positions or their team-mates from covering spaces into, forcing defenders to choose whether to follow left behind. Speed was key in not allowing teams or to cover the area and keep shape. These situations to regroup. All of these elements, combined with played havoc with backlines, causing confusion high levels of spatial awareness, provided a method between players, creating imbalances and catching for teams to progress into the final third and create defenders out of position, which made it very difficult danger. to control and manage the constantly emerging spaces that attacking teams were eager to exploit. “Having a lot of positional Positional rotations are not uncommon in wide interchange poses a big challenge areas, with wingers moving inside to create space to all players, as they all have for overlapping full-backs. However, in France, these to assume the playmaker situations did not solely occur on the flanks. We also role at some point” observed central rotations, with players dropping off and being tracked by their markers. This fashioned Nadine Kessler 9 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

WINNING THE BALL BACK

There was a real ferocity to teams’ endeavours to “Effective high pressure win the ball back quickly after losing it during this only works if you have tournament, especially when positioned high in a well-oiled machine” the opposition’s half, with 61% of all ball regains occurring within seven seconds. Incredibly, France April Heinrichs had an average ball-recovery height (the average distance from their own goal when regaining possession) of just under 50m, followed next by the When facing more organised build-up play, teams USA’s 48m. Put into pitch context, this is an average were calculated in their approach. Staying compact regain position of fewer than three metres inside was the first objective, with the aim of reducing their own half, which is a clear indication of how the space between the lines and making it difficult high teams were willing to press when they lost the for teams to penetrate. To do this, they pushed the ball. It also ties in with how prepared teams were defensive line up to shut down the spaces in front of to take risks when in possession, committing many them, as demonstrated by the average height of the players forward. In turn, this meant that when the deepest defender out of possession being 37m for the ball was lost, teams already had players high up the tournament, remarkably two metres further up the pitch, enabling an instant reaction around the ball pitch than when in possession. Along with the focus on from an already advanced position. This was clearly a quick ball regains in advanced positions, this is another predetermined tactic for most teams, as pressure was indication of teams not wanting to defend close to typically applied as a collective unit, as opposed to their own goal, instead preferring a higher point of sporadic individual efforts that are far easier to play confrontation. The midfielders appeared as the main out against. aggressors in certain set-ups, waiting for teams to build from deep at the back but harrying their opponents when the play reached their line. Successful teams “There was a clear attacking were coherent in their defensive forays, pressing the ball carrier at speed whilst team-mates quickly closed mindset, as teams displayed either down passing lanes in an attempt to force a mistake high or medium high defensive or a backwards pass, allowing the team to push the lines. Defending close to defensive line higher again. As stated previously, it was their goal was avoided apparent how well prepared and organised teams were where possible” prior to arriving in France for this marquee event, and this preparation was clearly evidenced by the resolute Sun Wen defending on the pitch. 10 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

ATTACKING TRANSITIONS

Prior to the start of the tournament, the head of FIFA’s Technical Study Group, April Heinrichs, commented on how important transition play was going to be in France. This prediction proved spot on. Game awareness made the difference at this Women’s World Cup, which highlighted the value of knowing the right moment to launch rapid counter-attacks or when to protect the ball, keeping possession to then build the next move.

“Individually, the players are getting smarter. The first touch is making the difference” Sun Wen

The open nature of attacking in this tournament, with teams pouring forward in numbers, certainly increased the vulnerability to swift counter-attacks when possession was lost. A quality first touch and first pass were critical in successful attacking transitions, making it possible to play out of the initial pressing around the ball. This created openings, affording players time and space to pass or dribble into while supporting team-mates sprinted at full speed to attack the gaps. The pace of these attacking transitions caused retreating defenders to attempt to close down the ball carrier whilst trying to anticipate the next pass or recover their positions. The speed of the supporting attackers made these attacks so potent, forcing defenders to make decisions, which – if the killer pass was supplied – often opened up a clear path to goal. As always in tournament football, when teams found themselves chasing the game, attacking transition moments became ever more crucial.

favoured possession-based teams who had “The accuracy of cross-field balls confidence in their ability to break down an was fundamental to speed up organised defensive block and did not solely the overall tempo of matches” rely on rapid counter-attacks when the opposition were off-balance. Whether teams transitioned Clémentine Touré to penetrate or to claim possession, it was clear that, as Heinrichs predicted, transition play played Teams also understood when it made sense to hold an important role in this tournament. on to the ball, enabling them to reset their attack and give players time to recover. When it comes to transitions, our minds tend to jump to fast breaks; “Counter-attacking is not only however, we can also see the process of regaining about collective determination the ball as a “transition to possession”. The better and timing: it’s also about players and teams in the tournament grasped these having players willing to take transitional moments and demonstrated great game on opponents one-on-one” and spatial awareness, having a feel for the right course of action at any given time. This style certainly Élisabeth Loisel 11 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GOALKEEPING

In the early stages of the development of women’s “The standard of goalkeeping football, it could be said that goalkeeping was an was very high in general, with area where there was “room for improvement”. some newcomers like Chile’s However, after the performances observed in France, it is clear that this improvement has [Christiane] Endler displaying certainly taken place. A common statement within a commanding presence and the TSG meetings was that this tournament was fantastic shot-stopping qualities” marked by some of the “best goalkeeping ever seen” in the female game and this was not only Clémentine Touré limited to a few teams. Another area where goalkeepers stamped their The space behind the defensive line was a authority on the game was their consistent endeavour key battleground in France and one that the to claim crosses. Regardless of whether they were goalkeepers played an important role in guarding. whipped inswingers or outswingers, lofted or driven, High-level game-reading ability was demonstrated the goalkeepers showed good timing and no fear in throughout the tournament. This coincided with seeking to deal with these deliveries. One aspect that great starting positions, situational awareness was especially pleasing to see was that, even when and the capacity to attack the ball by intercepting this boldness backfired, this did not deter them from it as early as possible, clearing many dangerous attempting to dominate the next time around. situations before they could develop. This direct approach showed how dominant the goalkeepers Finally, we cannot overlook the number of can be and have to be in these situations in order outstanding game-impacting saves that were made to patrol the spaces outside of the area, especially over the course of the tournament. We observed when the defensive line is high. multiple examples of tremendous aerial ability to reach balls that looked destined for the back of the net; this is epitomised by the fact that the save rate “One of the goalkeeping in 2019 (70%) represented a five-percentage-point highlights of this tournament increase from 2015. It was a similarly impressive story was the semi-final between the at penalty kicks, where, even with VAR shining a Netherlands and , in which renewed spotlight on encroachment, keepers still managed to achieve a 24% save rate. The cliché that both keepers made crucial saves goals win games is undoubtedly true – however, throughout the game, keeping saves keep your team in contention and on countless the score goalless and occasions in key moments of matches, the goalie forcing extra time stepped up and did what she was there to do. It is no wonder that the shot-stoppers on display were Pascal Zuberbühler referred to as the competition’s “best generation of (FIFA Goalkeeping Specialist) goalkeepers ever”. 12 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

PLAYERS WHO #DAREDTOSHINE

The Women’s World Cup 2019 was the marquee showpiece of the ever-growing strength of women’s football. The full stadiums, record-breaking TV audiences and mass media attention were all a result of the product – the quality of the players on the pitch. Since the inaugural edition in 1991, the tournament has been blessed to feature many superb individuals, but no previous event was graced by the overall level of talent and outstanding individual performances that were on show in 2019.

Many players stood out for their respective teams, but the following are some of the key players that caught the eye. (ENG, 2)

Jill Scott (ENG, 8) (ENG, 18) (USA, 8)

Megan Rapinoe (USA, 10) (USA, 16) (USA, 19)

Sari van Veenendaal (NED, 1) (NED, 9) (SWE, 10) 13

TEAM PROFILES 14 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

Select a team:

ARGENTINA / CONMEBOL JAPAN / AFC

AUSTRALIA / AFC KOREA REPUBLIC / AFC

BRAZIL / CONMEBOL NETHERLANDS / UEFA

CAMEROON / CAF NEW ZEALAND / OFC

CANADA / Concacaf NIGERIA / CAF

CHILE / CONMEBOL / UEFA

CHINA PR / AFC SCOTLAND/ UEFA

ENGLAND / UEFA SOUTH AFRICA / CAF

FRANCE / UEFA SPAIN / UEFA

GERMANY / UEFA SWEDEN / UEFA

ITALY / UEFA THAILAND / AFC

JAMAICA / Concacaf USA / Concacaf

Tournament average | Winners Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: / CONMEBOL FIFA Women's World Cup 2007™ – group stage

9 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 10 11 7 June – 7 July Head coach BORRELLO Carlos (ARG) 14 8 GROUP STAGE 10.06.2019 BANINI BONSEGUNDO Technical staff ARG 0-0 JPN CALVIÑO Néstor (Assistant coach) 14.06.2019 HIRMBRUCHNER Analía (Assistant coach) ENG 1-0 ARG MAYORGA BRAVO DOBLER Mauro (Goalkeeping coach) 19.06.2019 CONTE Osvaldo (Fitness coach) SCO 3-3 ARG 16 ROUND OF 16 - 3 13

QUARTER-FINAL 6 BENITEZ 2 -

STABILE GOMEZ SEMI-FINAL - COMETTI BARROSO 1

FINAL - CORREA

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 40% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 CORREA Vanina CA Rosario Central (ARG) 270 0 12% Final third 12 GARTON Gabriela N/A (Free Agent) 0 0 23 PEREYRA Solana UAI Urquiza (ARG) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 BARROSO Agustina CFF (ESP) 270 0 35% Middle third 3 STABILE Eliana CA (ARG) 270 0 4 SACHS Adriana UAI Urquiza (ARG) 90 0 6 COMETTI Aldana Sevilla FC (ESP) 270 0

DEFENDERS 13 GOMEZ Virginia CA Rosario Central (ARG) 90 0 53% Defensive third 18 CHAVEZ Gabriela CA River Plate (ARG) 0 0 21 JUNCOS Natalie N/A (Free Agent) 0 0 5 SANTANA Vanesa Logrono CFF (ESP) 121 0 8 BRAVO Ruth CD Tacón (ESP) 244 0 Shots per match 10 BANINI Estefania C Levante UD (ESP) 218 0 14 MAYORGA Miriam UAI Urquiza (ARG) 188 0 6.7 16 BENITEZ Lorena CA Boca Juniors (ARG) 246 0 MIDFIELDERS 6.7 17 CORONEL Mariela Granada CFF (ESP) 11 0 Shots per goal 20 IPPOLITO Dalila CA River Plate (ARG) 20 0 1 7 OVIEDO Yael (ESP) 1 0 Shots on target per match 9 JAIMES Sole Olympique Lyon (FRA) 249 0 11 BONSEGUNDO Florencia Sporting Huelva (ESP) 257 1 2.7 15 POTASSA Maria UAI Urquiza (ARG) 0 0 2.7 FORWARDS 19 LARROQUETTE Mariana UAI Urquiza (ARG) 125 0 Shots on target per goal 22 MENENDEZ Milagros UAI Urquiza (ARG) 30 1 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 3 1 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 0% penalty Goal location area 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 1 0% penalty 4 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 16 FIFAARGENTINA Women’s World / Cup CONMEBOL France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

569m2 502m2

31m 30m

25m 23m

24m 32m 31m 23m

8m 8m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length ARGaccuracy 334 ARGsuccess Final Short third 63% 33 (<17m) 2 61% Middle 156 54% Medium third 64% 22 (17-34m) 4 Defensive Long 145 74% 77% third 62% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 16

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 14 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 1 56 67 37

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 78 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 9 31 20 39

Opponents bypassed 226 % ofARG final-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 36 45 50 Own players bypassed 349 18% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 50 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,393m Total distance (km) 106.1 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,612m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,005 13-19 km/h 21,683m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,393 7-13 km/h 38,016m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,381m Activities >23 km/h 82 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: / AFC FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – quarter-final

20 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 9 16 7 June – 7 July Head coach MILICIC Ante (AUS) KERR GROUP STAGE 09.06.2019 6 FOORD RASO Technical staff AUS 1-2 ITA 13 ANDREATTA Mel (Assistant coach) 13.06.2019 JOLIC Ivan (Assistant coach) AUS 3-2 BRA VAN EGMOND Gary (Assistant coach) 18.06.2019 10 GORZA John (Goalkeeping coach) LOGARZO JAM 1-4 AUS WIGNELL Tony (Fitness coach) YALLOP ROUND OF 16 18.06.2019 NOR 1-1 AUS 8 VAN EGMOND 21 Norway win on penalties (4-1) 7 14 QUARTER-FINAL - KELLOND-KNIGHT CARPENTER

SEMI-FINAL CATLEY KENNEDY - 1

FINAL - WILLIAMS

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 59% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 WILLIAMS Lydia Reign FC (USA) 390 0 27% Final third 12 MICAH Teagan UCLA (USA) 0 0 18 ARNOLD Mackenzie Brisbane Roar FC (AUS) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 SIMON Gema Newcastle United Jets FC (AUS) 0 0 48% Middle third 4 POLKINGHORNE Clare Dash (USA) 116 0 5 ROESTBAKKEN Karly United FC (AUS) 95 0 7 CATLEY Steph Reign FC (USA) 390 0

DEFENDERS 14 KENNEDY Alanna (USA) 374 0 25% Defensive third 21 CARPENTER Ellie Portland Thorns FC (USA) 389 0 1 23 ALLEN Teigen Melbourne Victory FC (AUS) 0 0 3 LUIK Aivi Levante UD (ESP) 3 0 6 LOGARZO Chloe (USA) 361 1 1 Shots per match 8 KELLOND-KNIGHT Elise Reign FC (USA) 191 1 10 VAN EGMOND Emily Orlando Pride (USA) 386 0 14.0 13 YALLOP Tameka Klepp IL (NOR) 293 0 MIDFIELDERS 6.2 19 GORRY Katrina Brisbane Roar FC (AUS) 108 0 1 Shots per goal 22 HARRISON Amy FC (AUS) 1 0 9 FOORD Caitlin Portland Thorns FC (USA) 330 1 Shots on target per match 11 DE VANNA Lisa Sydney FC (AUS) 92 0 15 GIELNIK Emily Melbourne Victory FC (AUS) 177 0 1 5.3 16 RASO Hayley Portland Thorns FC (USA) 188 0 2.3 FORWARDS 17 FOWLER Mary Bankstown City Lions FC (AUS) 0 0 Shots on target per goal 20 KERR Sam C Red Stars (USA) 390 5 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 78% penalty Open-play goals area 7 from free kicks 0 9 1 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 22% penalty Goal location area 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 4 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 6 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 2 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 18 FIFAAUSTRALIA Women’s World / Cup AFC France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

1072m2 42m 29m 623m2

32m 29m

21m 38m 43m 26m

17m 17m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyAUS 562 AUSsuccess Final Short third 73% 108 (<17m) 15 82% Middle 287 95% Medium third 82% 30 (17-34m) 11 Defensive Long 167 74% 77% third 90% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 4

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 45 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 11 56 67 65

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 3 56 47 41 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 7 31 20 24

Opponents bypassed 360 % of final-third entries leadingAUS to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 40 45 50 Own players bypassed 253 20% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 41 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 2,392m Total distance (km) 111.3 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 5,636m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 8,028 13-19 km/h 22,995m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 2,392 7-13 km/h 39,975m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,265m Activities >23 km/h 129 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: / CONMEBOL FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – round of 16

11 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach 9 10 19 VADAO (BRA) CRISTIANE GROUP STAGE 09.06.2019 Technical staff BRA 3-0 JAM BIA (Assistant coach) 13.06.2019 LUDMILA CÂNDIDO Fabrício (Assistant coach) AUS 3-2 BRA 5 8 DOS SANTOS Vagner (Assistant coach) 18.06.2019 FRANCISCO Juarez (Goalkeeping coach) ITA 0-1 BRA DA GAMA Fabio (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 23.06.2019 FRA 2-1 BRA 6 13

QUARTER-FINAL - 21 14

TAMIRES LETICIA SANTOS SEMI-FINAL - MONICA 1 KATHELLEN

FINAL - BARBARA

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 52% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 BARBARA Kindermann (BRA) 390 0 20% Final third 12 ALINE UDG Tenerife (ESP) 0 0 22 LETICIA SC Corinthians (BRA) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 POLIANA São José EC (BRA) 45 0 41% Middle third 3 DAIANE Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 14 0 4 TAYLA SL Benfica (POR) 0 0 6 TAMIRES Fortuna Hjorring (DEN) 390 0

DEFENDERS 13 LETICIA SANTOS SC Sand (GER) 345 0 39% Defensive third 14 KATHELLEN FC Girondins Bordeaux (FRA) 376 0 21 MONICA C SC Corinthians (BRA) 390 0 5 THAISA AC Milan (ITA) 390 1 7 ANDRESSA FC Barcelona (ESP) 180 0 2 Shots per match 8 FORMIGA Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 210 0 15 CAMILA Orlando Pride (USA) 0 0 13.5 MIDFIELDERS 17 ANDRESSINHA EC Iranduba da Amazonia (BRA) 135 0 7.7 18 LUANA Jeonbuk KSPO WFC (KOR) 51 0 Shots per goal 9 DEBINHA NC Courage (USA) 390 0 1 10 MARTA C Orlando Pride (USA) 249 2 Shots on target per match 11 CRISTIANE Sao Paulo FC (BRA) 301 4 16 BEATRIZ Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 154 0 4.8

FORWARDS 19 LUDMILA Atletico Madrid (ESP) 231 0 2.7 20 Sporting Huelva (ESP) 0 0 Shots on target per goal 23 GEYSE SL Benfica (POR) 49 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 86% penalty Open-play goals area 4 from free kicks 1 7 3 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 2 14% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 0 20% penalty 5 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 80% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 20 FIFABRAZIL Women’s / World CONMEBOL Cup France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

806m2

2 558m 38m 30m

30m

27m

21m 33m 23m 34m

12m 11m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyBRA 432 successBRA Final Short third 70% 61 (<17m) 14 77% Middle 203 91% Medium third 74% 34 (17-34m) 16 Defensive Long 168 74% 77% third 83% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 4

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 3 31 40 26 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 8 56 67 44

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 48 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 9 31 20 34

Opponents bypassed 294 % of final-third entries leadingBRA to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 41 45 50 Own players bypassed 255 28% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 35 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 2,190m Total distance (km) 106.1 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 5,194m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,384 13-19 km/h 21,041m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 2,190 7-13 km/h 36,520m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 41,159m Activities >23 km/h 118 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: CAMEROON / CAF FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – round of 16

17 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 3 7 June – 7 July Head coach DJEUMFA Alain (CMR) ENGANAMOUIT GROUP STAGE 10.06.2019 22 ABOUDI ONGUENE NJOYA AJARA Technical staff CAN 1-0 CMR ANONG Bernadette (Assistant coach) 15.06.2019 BECHEM Peter (Goalkeeping coach) NED 3-1 CMR TCHOFFO Michel (Fitness coach) 20.06.2019 8 10 CMR 2-1 NZL ABAM

ROUND OF 16 23.06.2019 4 5 ENG 3-0 CMR FEUDJIO YANGO

QUARTER-FINAL 6 11 - LEUKO A. EJANGUE

SEMI-FINAL - JOHNSON AWONA M. 1

FINAL - NNDOM.

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 40% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 NGO NDOM Annette Amazone Fap (CMR) 360 0 15% Final third 16 MAMBINGO Isabelle AS Green City Filles (CMR) 0 0 23 ONGMAHAN Marthe AWA Yaoundé (CMR) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 MANIE Christine C AS Nancy (FRA) 180 0 45% Middle third 4 LEUKO Yvonne ASPV Strasbourg (FRA) 360 0 1 5 EJANGUE Augustine Arna-Bjørnar (NOR) 154 0 6 JOHNSON Estelle Sky Blue FC (USA) 360 0

DEFENDERS 11 AWONA Aurelle Dijon FCO (FRA) 270 0 40% Defensive third 12 MEFFOMETOU Claudine EA Guingamp (FRA) 180 0 15 SONKENG Ysis Amazone Fap (CMR) 26 0 8 FEUDJIO Raissa CD Tenerife (ESP) 360 0 1 10 YANGO Jeannette US Saint Malo (FRA) 346 0 Shots per match 13 MEYONG Charlene Louves Minproff (CMR) 32 0 14 ABENA Ninon Louves Minproff (CMR) 28 0 11.5 MIDFIELDERS 19 NGO NDOUMBOUK Marlyse AS Nancy (FRA) 68 0 15.3 20 NGO MBELECK Genevieve Amazone Fap (CMR) 66 0 Shots per goal 3 NCHOUT Ajara Vålerenga IF (NOR) 277 2 7 ABOUDI ONGUENE Gabrielle C ZFK CSKA Moscow (RUS) 360 1 Shots on target per match 9 NGONO MANI Madeleine CS Ambilly (FRA) 0 0 17 ENGANAMOUIT Gaelle N/A (Free Agent) 204 0 3.0

FORWARDS 18 AKABA Henriette Besiktas JK (TUR) 38 0 4.0 21 TAKOUNDA Alexandra Eclair FC (CMR) 73 0 Shots on target per goal 22 ABAM Michaela Paris FCF (FRA) 218 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 3 from free kicks 0 3 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 2 0% penalty 8 2 area from free kicks Goals conceded 4 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 22 FIFACAMEROON Women’s World / Cup CAF France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

703m2 598m2 34m 31m

27m 29m

20m 34m 21m 34m

14m 13m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyCMR 321 successCMR Final Short third 66% 40 (<17m) 4 60% Middle 172 51% Medium third 60% 21 (17-34m) 5 Defensive Long 109 74% 77% third 60% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 12

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 1 31 40 23 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 6 56 67 56

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 79 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 14 31 20 37

Opponents bypassed 232 % of final-third entries leadingCMR to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 33 45 50 Own players bypassed 434 21% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 54 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,621m Total distance (km) 105.3 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,822m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,443 13-19 km/h 20,400m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,621 7-13 km/h 36,431m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 42,056m Activities >23 km/h 93 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: CANADA / Concacaf FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – quarter-final

12 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach HEINER-MØLLER Kenneth (DEN) SINCLAIR GROUP STAGE 16 15 10.06.2019 17 Technical staff CAN 1-0 CMR JEGLERTZ Andree (Assistant coach) 15.06.2019 WILKINSON Rhian (Assistant coach) CAN 2-0 NZL WORTHINGTON Danny (Assistant coach) 20.06.2019 BECKIE 13 11 PRINCE EADDY Simon (Goalkeeping coach) FLEMING NED 2-1 CAN MEYLAN Cesar (Fitness coach) WERLE Chloe (Fitness coach) ROUND OF 16 24.06.2019 SWE 1-0 CAN 2 SCHMIDT SCOTT 10

QUARTER-FINAL 4 3 -

CHAPMAN LAWRENCE SEMI-FINAL - ZADORSKY BUCHANAN 1

FINAL - LABBE

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 61% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 LABBE Stephanie NC Courage (USA) 360 0 25% Final third 18 SHERIDAN Kailen Sky Blue FC (USA) 0 0 21 D ANGELO Sabrina Vittsjo GIK (SWE) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 CHAPMAN Allysha (USA) 258 0 49% Middle third 3 BUCHANAN Kadeisha Olympique Lyon (FRA) 360 1 4 ZADORSKY Shelina Orlando Pride (USA) 360 0 5 Rebecca Paris FCF (FRA) 24 0

DEFENDERS 20 WOELLER Shannon Eskilstuna United DFF (SWE) 0 0 26% Defensive third 22 AGNEW Lindsay Houston Dash (USA) 0 0 23 HELLSTROM Jenna KIF Örebro DFF (SWE) 0 0 6 ROSE Deanne Florida Gators (USA) 15 0 7 GROSSO Julia Univ. Texas (USA) 0 0 Shots per match 10 LAWRENCE Ashley Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 360 0 1 11 SCOTT Desiree Utah Royals FC (USA) 349 0 15.8 MIDFIELDERS 13 SCHMIDT Sophie Houston Dash (USA) 360 0 15.8 17 FLEMING Jessie UCLA (USA) 360 1 Shots per goal 8 RIVIERE Jayde Whitecaps FC (CAN) 102 0 9 HUITEMA Jordyn Vancouver Whitecaps FC (CAN) 90 0 Shots on target per match 12 SINCLAIR Christine C Portland Thorns FC (USA) 338 1 14 CARLE Gabrielle Florida State Univ. (USA) 0 0 3.5

FORWARDS 15 PRINCE Nichelle Houston Dash (USA) 223 1 1 3.5 16 BECKIE Janine City WFC (ENG) 347 0 1 Shots on target per goal 19 LEON Adriana West Ham United WFC (ENG) 54 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 100% penalty Open-play goals area 3 from free kicks 0 4 1 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 2 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 3 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 24 FIFACANADA Women’s World / Concacaf Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

786m2 29m 561m2 39m

28m 26m

39m 20m 41m 23m

19m 18m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyCAN 581 CANsuccess Final Short third 78% 123 (<17m) 9 79% Middle 317 74% Medium third 80% 31 (17-34m) 9 Defensive Long 141 74% 77% third 80% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 13

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 41 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 13 56 67 74

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 1 56 47 45 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 6 31 20 18

Opponents bypassed 419 % of final-third entries leadingCAN to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 55 45 50 Own players bypassed 253 21% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 45 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,947m Total distance (km) 113.8 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 5,376m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,323 13-19 km/h 23,482m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,947 7-13 km/h 40,977m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 42,051m Activities >23 km/h 112 41,306m 40,477m CHILE / CONMEBOL First FIFA Women's World Cup™ appearance

9 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 21 20 7 June – 7 July Head coach LETELIER José (CHI) URRUTIA GROUP STAGE 11.06.2019 BALMACEDA ZAMORA Technical staff CHI 0-2 SWE 4 10 AGUAYO Andrés (Assistant coach) 16.06.2019 BASCUR Freddy (Goalkeeping coach) USA 3-0 CHI 8 MARDONES Camilo (Fitness coach) 20.06.2019 VILLASECA Rodrigo (Fitness coach) THA 0-2 CHI LARA AEDO ROUND OF 16 - ARAYA 7 15

QUARTER-FINAL 18 3 -

ROJAS GALAZ SEMI-FINAL - SAEZ GUERRERO 1

FINAL - ENDLER

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 44% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 ENDLER Christiane C Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 270 0 18% Final third 12 CAMPOS Natalia CD Universidad Catolica (CHI) 0 0 23 TORRERO Ryann N/A (Free Agent) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 SOTO Rocio Real Zaragoza (ESP) 96 0 38% Middle third 3 GUERRERO Carla Rayo Vallecano (ESP) 270 0 4 LARA Francisca Sevilla FC (ESP) 269 0 5 DIAZ Valentina CSD Colo-Colo (CHI) 0 0 15 GALAZ Su Helen Zaragoza CFF (ESP) 180 0 44% Defensive third DEFENDERS 16 PINILLA Fernanda Córdoba CF (ESP) 0 0 17 TORO Javiera (CHI) 180 0 18 SAEZ Camila Rayo Vallecano (ESP) 270 0 6 SOTO Claudia Santos FC (BRA) 45 0 Shots per match 8 ARAYA Karen Sevilla FC (ESP) 225 0 10 AEDO Yanara Valencia CFF (ESP) 174 0 11.7 11 LOPEZ Yessenia Sporting Huelva (ESP) 166 0 1 17.5 MIDFIELDERS 14 PARDO Daniela Santiago Morning (CHI) 1 0 Shots per goal 21 BALMACEDA Rosario CSD Colo-Colo (CHI) 270 0 22 DURAN Elisa CSD Colo-Colo (CHI) 0 0 Shots on target per match 7 ROJAS Maria Jose SK Slavia Praha (CZE) 2 0 9 URRUTIA Maria Jose 3B Amazônia (BRA) 217 1 2.7 13 GREZ Javiera CDP Curicó Unido (CHI) 45 0 4.0

FORWARDS 19 HUENTEO Yessenia Femenino Caceres (ESP) 22 0 Shots on target per goal 20 ZAMORA Daniela Universidad de Chile (CHI) 270 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 2 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 2 0% penalty 5 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 2 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 26 FIFACHILE Women’s / WorldCONMEBOL Cup France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

704m2 525m2 36m 30m

24m 26m

20m 32m 22m 33m

12m 11m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length CHIaccuracy 381 CHIsuccess Final Short third 74% 63 (<17m) 4 71% Middle 198 62% Medium third 78% 29 (17-34m) 6 Defensive Long 120 74% 77% third 69% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 19

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 1 31 40 29 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 6 56 67 55

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 63 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 10 31 20 45

Opponents bypassed 264 % ofCHI final-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 35 45 50 Own players bypassed 337 21% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 48 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,496m Total distance (km) 112.8 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,916m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,412 13-19 km/h 23,903m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,496 7-13 km/h 42,309m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,185m Activities >23 km/h 84 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: CHINA PR / AFC FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – quarter-final

10 FIFA Women’s World 11 Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach 17 7 JIA Xiuquan (CHN) LI Y. GROUP STAGE WANG SH. SH. 08.06.2019 Technical staff GER 1-0 CHN JIA Wenpeng (Assistant coach) 13.06.2019 GU Y. SH WANG SH. LIU Jianjiang (Assistant coach) RSA 0-1 CHN SHANG Peng (Assistant coach) 17.06.2019 13 20 STEFANSEN Kaj (Goalkeeping coach) CHN 0-0 ESP Ke (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 25.06.2019 2 6 ITA 2-0 CHN ZHANG R.

QUARTER-FINAL 3 5 - LIU SH. SH. HAN P.

SEMI-FINAL - LIN Y. P. WU H. Y. 12

FINAL - PENG SH. M.

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 46% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 Beijing BG Phoenix WFC (CHN) 0 0 19% Final third 12 Jiangsu Suning WFC (CHN) 360 0 18 BI Xiaolin Dalian WFC (CHN) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 Beijing BG Phoenix WFC (CHN) 360 0 45% Middle third 3 Wuhan Jiangda Univ. WFC (CHN) 360 0 5 C Wuhan Jiangda Univ. WFC (CHN) 360 0 8 Shengli WFC (CHN) 0 0

DEFENDERS 13 WANG Yan Beijing BG Phoenix WFC (CHN) 232 0 36% Defensive third 14 Wuhan Jiangda Univ. WFC (CHN) 0 0 16 LI Wen Dalian WFC (CHN) 35 0 6 HAN Peng Guangdong Huijun WFC (CHN) 360 0 19 TAN Ruyin Guangdong Huijun WFC (CHN) 57 0 Shots per match 20 Changchun DZZY WFC (CHN) 360 0 1 21 Wuhan Jiangda Univ. WFC (CHN) 89 0 10.5 MIDFIELDERS 22 LUO Guiping Guangdong Huijun WFC (CHN) 0 0 42.0 23 LIU Yanqiu Wuhan Jiangda Univ. WFC (CHN) 0 0 Shots per goal 4 LOU Jiahui Henan Huishang WFC (CHN) 58 0 7 Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 280 0 Shots on target per match 9 Jiangsu Suning WFC (CHN) 168 0 10 LI Ying Guangdong Huijun WFC (CHN) 258 1 2.3

FORWARDS 11 Dalian WFC (CHN) 286 0 9.0 15 Dalian WFC (CHN) 50 0 Shots on target per goal 17 Beijing BG Phoenix WFC (CHN) 287 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 1 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 0 67% penalty 3 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 0 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 33% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 28 FIFACHINA Women’s PR World / AFC Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

738m2 525m2 37m 30m

28m 25m

37m 24m 24m 38m

13m 14m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyCHN 466 CHNsuccess Final Short third 70% 81 (<17m) 2 67% Middle 251 54% Medium third 67% 22 (17-34m) 4 Defensive Long 134 74% 77% third 69% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 16

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 4 31 40 33 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 11 56 67 61

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 3 56 47 66 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 9 31 20 36

Opponents bypassed 350 % of final-third entries leadingCHN to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 67 45 50 Own players bypassed 332 17% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 46 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,637m Total distance (km) 111.7 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 6,141m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,778 13-19 km/h 23,773m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,637 7-13 km/h 39,162m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,991m Activities >23 km/h 100 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: ENGLAND / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – match for third place

18 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach NEVILLE Phil (ENG) 22 WHITE 7 GROUP STAGE 10 09.06.2019 Technical staff ENG 2-1 SCO PRIESTMAN Beverly (Assistant coach) 14.06.2019 TWOSE Geraint (Assistant coach) PARRIS ENG 1-0 ARG MEAD MASON Mark (Goalkeeping coach) 19.06.2019 16 KIRBY 8 NISBET Dan (Fitness coach) JPN 0-2 ENG YOUNG Ben (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 23.06.2019 ENG 3-0 CMR 3 2 MOORE SCOTT QUARTER-FINAL 15 5 27.06.2019 NOR 0-3 ENG GREENWOOD BRONZE SEMI-FINAL 27.06.2019 MCMANUS HOUGHTON ENG 1-2 USA 13

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE 06.07.2019 ENG 1-2 SWE TELFORD

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 57% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 BARDSLEY Karen Manchester City WFC (ENG) 360 0 25% Final third 13 TELFORD Carly Chelsea FCW (ENG) 270 0 21 EARPS Mary VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 BRONZE Lucy Olympique Lyon (FRA) 630 1 2 47% Middle third 3 GREENWOOD Alex Manchester United WFC (ENG) 360 1 5 HOUGHTON Steph C Manchester City WFC (ENG) 630 1 6 BRIGHT Millie Chelsea FCW (ENG) 411 0 12 STOKES Demi Manchester City WFC (ENG) 270 0 28% Defensive third DEFENDERS 14 WILLIAMSON Leah Arsenal WFC (ENG) 6 0 15 McMANUS Abbie Manchester City WFC (ENG) 208 0 17 DALY Rachel Houston Dash (USA) 191 0 4 WALSH Keira Manchester City WFC (ENG) 413 0 Shots per match 8 SCOTT Jill Manchester City WFC (ENG) 618 1 1 16 MOORE Jade Reading FCW (ENG) 217 0 13.3 19 STANWAY Georgia Manchester City WFC (ENG) 108 0 1 7.2 MIDFIELDERS 20 CARNEY Karen Chelsea FCW (ENG) 52 0 1 Shots per goal 23 STANIFORTH Lucy Birmingham City WFC (ENG) 12 0 7 PARRIS Nikita Manchester City WFC (ENG) 520 1 1 Shots on target per match 9 TAYLOR Jodie Reign FC (USA) 156 1 10 KIRBY Fran Chelsea FCW (ENG) 457 1 1 5.6 11 DUGGAN Toni FC Barcelona (ESP) 227 0 2 3.0 FORWARDS 18 WHITE Ellen Birmingham City WFC (ENG) 514 6 Shots on target per goal 22 MEAD Beth Arsenal WFC (ENG) 296 0 3 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 92% penalty Open-play goals area 9 from free kicks 2 13 4 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 8% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 5 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 5 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 0 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 30 FIFAENGLAND Women’s World / UEFA Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

922m2 40m 31m 641m2

31m 28m

37m 21m 25m 39m

16m 14m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyENG 573 ENGsuccess Final Short third 74% 111 (<17m) 9 80% Middle 300 83% Medium third 80% 25 (17-34m) 8 Defensive Long 162 74% 77% third 86% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 8

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 3 31 40 37 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 8 56 67 61

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 43 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 7 31 20 22

Opponents bypassed 378 % of ENGfinal-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 50 45 50 Own players bypassed 261 22% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 39 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 2,014m Total distance (km) 109.2 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,987m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,001 13-19 km/h 22,015m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 2,014 7-13 km/h 37,182m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 43,025m Activities >23 km/h 111 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: FRANCE / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – quarter-final

13 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 9 11 7 June – 7 July Head coach GAUVIN DIACRE Corinne (FRA)

GROUP STAGE 17 07.06.2019 LE SOMMER DIANI Technical staff FRA 4-0 KOR JOLY Philippe (Assistant coach) 12.06.2019 FOUACHE Gilles (Goalkeeping coach) FRA 2-1 NOR GRECH-ANGELINI Anthony (Fitness coach) 17.06.2019 15 THINEY 6 NGA 0-1 FRA

ROUND OF 16 23.06.2019 10 4 FRA 2-1 BRA BUSSAGLIA HENRY France win after extra time 3 19 QUARTER-FINAL 28.06.2019 MAJRI TORRENT FRA 1-2 USA

SEMI-FINAL RENARD MBOCK BATHY - 16 NKA

FINAL - BOUHADDI

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 57% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 DURAND Solene EA Guingamp (FRA) 0 0 32% Final third 16 BOUHADDI Sarah Olympique Lyon (FRA) 480 0 21 PEYRAUD-MAGNIN Pauline Arsenal WFC (ENG) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 PERISSET Eve Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 117 0 48% Middle third 3 RENARD Wendie Olympique Lyon (FRA) 480 4 4 TORRENT Marion Montpellier HSC (FRA) 379 0 5 TOUNKARA Aissatou Atletico Madrid (ESP) 0 0 7 KARCHAOUI Sakina Montpellier HSC (FRA) 2 0 20% Defensive third DEFENDERS 10 MAJRI Amel Olympique Lyon (FRA) 462 0 3 19 MBOCK BATHY Griedge Olympique Lyon (FRA) 480 0 22 DEBEVER Julie EA Guingamp (FRA) 0 0 6 HENRY Amandine C Olympique Lyon (FRA) 480 2 1 Shots per match 8 GEYORO Grace Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 5 0 14 BILBAULT Charlotte Paris FCF (FRA) 98 0 19.2 15 BUSSAGLIA Elise Dijon FCO (FRA) 390 0 9.6 MIDFIELDERS 17 THINEY Gaetane Paris FCF (FRA) 386 0 2 Shots per goal 23 CLEMARON Maeva FC Fleury 91 (FRA) 0 0 9 LE SOMMER Eugenie Olympique Lyon (FRA) 410 2 1 Shots on target per match 11 DIANI Kadidiatou Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 418 0 1 12 LAURENT Emelyne EA Guingamp (FRA) 0 0 5.0 13 GAUVIN Valerie Montpellier HSC (FRA) 334 2 2.5 FORWARDS 18 ASSEYI Viviane FC Girondins Bordeaux (FRA) 179 0 Shots on target per goal 20 CASCARINO Delphine Olympique Lyon (FRA) 180 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 2 90% penalty Open-play goals area 4 from free kicks 2 10 6 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 2 10% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 2 open-play goals from corners 0 25% penalty 4 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 75% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 32 FIFAFRANCE Women’s World/ UEFA Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

893m2 43m 32m 579m2

29m 26m

27m 41m 43m 29m

14m 14m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length FRAaccuracy 492 FRAsuccess Final Short third 75% 112 (<17m) 5 78% Middle 275 74% Medium third 81% 22 (17-34m) 7 Defensive Long 105 74% 77% third 82% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 10

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 3 31 40 39 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 11 56 67 63

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 1 56 47 36 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 4 31 20 15

Opponents bypassed 321 % of final-third entries leadingFRA to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 39 45 50 Own players bypassed 214 29% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 29 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,756m Total distance (km) 107.1 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,629m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,385 13-19 km/h 21,219m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,756 7-13 km/h 39,551m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 39,933m Activities >23 km/h 101 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: GERMANY / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – match for third place

7 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 16 9 7 June – 7 July Head coach VOSS-TECKLENBURG Martina (GER) SCHULLER GROUP STAGE 08.06.2019 20 DALLMANN HUTH Technical staff GER 1-0 CHN CARLSON Britta (Assistant coach) 12.06.2019 GROLIMUND Patrik (Assistant coach) GER 1-0 ESP NÖRENBERG Thomas (Assistant coach) 17.06.2019 13 11 FUCHS Michael (Goalkeeping coach) RSA 0-4 GER MAGULL

ROUND OF 16 22.06.2019 GER 3-0 NGA 2 DABRITZ POPP 15

QUARTER-FINAL 5 23 29.06.2019 GER 1-2 SWE SIMON GWINN SEMI-FINAL - HEGERING DOORSOUN 1

FINAS - SCHULT

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 56% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 SCHULT Almuth VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 450 0 25% Final third 12 BENKARTH Laura FC Bayern München (GER) 0 0 21 FROHMS Merle SC Freiburg (GER) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 SIMON Carolin Olympique Lyon (FRA) 178 0 44% Middle third 3 HENDRICH Kathrin FC Bayern München (GER) 135 0 4 MAIER Leonie FC Bayern München (GER) 47 0 5 HEGERING Marina SGS Essen (GER) 450 0 8 GOESSLING Lena VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 80 0 31% Defensive third

DEFENDERS 14 ELSIG Johanna 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam (GER) 0 0 15 GWINN Giulia SC Freiburg (GER) 450 1 1 17 SCHWEERS Verena FC Bayern München (GER) 180 0 1 23 DOORSOUN Sara VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 450 0 Shots per match 6 OBERDORF Lena SGS Essen (GER) 151 0 9 HUTH Svenja 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam (GER) 414 0 15.6 10 MAROZSAN Dzsenifer Olympique Lyon (FRA) 135 0 7.8 13 DAEBRITZ Sara FC Bayern München (GER) 450 3 1 Shots per goal 16 DALLMANN Linda SGS Essen (GER) 76 0

MIDFIELDERS 18 LEUPOLZ Melanie FC Bayern München (GER) 208 1 Shots on target per match 20 MAGULL Lina FC Bayern München (GER) 302 2 1 22 KNAAK Turid SGS Essen (GER) 0 0 6.6 7 SCHUELLER Lea SGS Essen (GER) 188 1 3.3 11 POPP Alexandra C VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 450 2 Shots on target per goal

FORWARDS 19 BUEHL Klara SC Freiburg (GER) 156 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 2 80% penalty Open-play goals area 6 from free kicks 1 10 4 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 20% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 2 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 2 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 0 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 34 FIFAGERMANY Women’s World / UEFACup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

715m2 38m 31m 548m2

29m 26m

24m 41m 43m 26m

17m 17m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length GERaccuracy 513 GERsuccess Final Short third 76% 105 (<17m) 12 75% Middle 243 71% Medium third 74% 41 (17-34m) 11 Defensive Long 165 74% 77% third 79% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 18

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 6 31 40 35 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 12 56 67 58

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 4 56 47 54 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 5 31 20 25

Opponents bypassed 348 % ofGER final-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 56 45 50 Own players bypassed 276 27% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 55 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 2,083m Total distance (km) 114.7 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 5,736m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,819 13-19 km/h 24,074m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 2,083 7-13 km/h 42,615m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,240m Activities >23 km/h 115 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: ITALY / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 1999™ – group stage

10 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 11 19 7 June – 7 July Head coach BERTOLINI Milena (ITA) GIRELLI GROUP STAGE 09.06.2019 BONANSEA GIACINTI Technical staff AUS 1-2 ITA 21 2 D'ASTOLFO Federica (Assistant coach) 14.06.2019 SORBI Attilio (Assistant coach) JAM 0-5 ITA 23 VIOTTI Cristiano (Goalkeeping coach) 18.06.2019 D'OTTAVIO Stefano (Fitness coach) ITA 0-1 BRA PATTERI Fabio (Fitness coach) PERONDI Francesco (Fitness coach) ROUND OF 16 CERNOIA BERGAMASCHI 25.06.2019 GIUGLIANO ITA 2-0 CHN 13 7

QUARTER-FINAL 5 3 29.06.2019 ITA 0-2 NED BARTOLI GUAGNI SEMI-FINAL - LINARI GAMA 1

FINAL - GIULIANI

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 45% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 GIULIANI Laura Juventus FC (ITA) 450 0 21% Final third 12 MARCHITELLI Chiara CF Florentia (ITA) 0 0 22 PIPITONE Rosalia AS Roma (ITA) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 3 GAMA Sara C Juventus FC (ITA) 450 0 38% Middle third 5 LINARI Elena Atletico Madrid (ESP) 450 0 7 GUAGNI Alia ACF Fiorentina (ITA) 417 0 1 13 BARTOLI Elisa AS Roma (ITA) 341 0

DEFENDERS 16 FUSETTI Laura AC Milan (ITA) 0 0 41% Defensive third 17 BOATTIN Lisa Juventus FC (ITA) 97 0 1 20 TUCCERI Linda AC Milan (ITA) 0 0 2 BERGAMASCHI Valentina AC Milan (ITA) 307 0 4 GALLI Aurora Juventus FC (ITA) 301 3 Shots per match 6 ROSUCCI Martina Juventus FC (ITA) 19 0 8 PARISI Alice ACF Fiorentina (ITA) 0 0 11.0 11 BONANSEA Barbara Juventus FC (ITA) 396 2 6.1 MIDFIELDERS 15 SERTURINI Annamaria AS Roma (ITA) 15 0 Shots per goal 21 CERNOIA Valentina Juventus FC (ITA) 450 0 1 23 GIUGLIANO Manuela AC Milan (ITA) 450 0 3 Shots on target per match 9 SABATINO Daniela AC Milan (ITA) 157 0 10 GIRELLI Cristiana Juventus FC (ITA) 279 3 4.2 14 TARENZI Stefania SSD Chievo Verona Valpo (ITA) 0 0 2.3

FORWARDS 18 MAURO Ilaria ACF Fiorentina (ITA) 97 0 Shots on target per goal 19 GIACINTI Valentina AC Milan (ITA) 274 1 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 77% penalty Open-play goals area 6 from free kicks 1 9 3 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 23% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 1 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 4 2 area from free kicks Goals conceded 3 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 36 FIFAITALY Women’s / UEFAWorld Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

863m2 31m 593m2 40m

28m 32m

31m 20m 36m 24m

11m 12m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length ITAaccuracy 371 ITAsuccess Final Short third 66% 54 (<17m) 6 70% Middle 175 71% Medium third 69% 35 (17-34m) 15 Defensive Long 142 74% 77% third 75% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 14

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 3 31 40 28 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 5 56 67 44

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 51 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 11 31 20 42

Opponents bypassed 264 % of final-third entries ITAleading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 40 45 50 Own players bypassed 355 25% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 53 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,754m Total distance (km) 107.1 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,937m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,691 13-19 km/h 21,130m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,754 7-13 km/h 36,160m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 43,112m Activities >23 km/h 94 41,306m 40,477m JAMAICA / Concacaf First FIFA Women's World Cup™ appearance

11 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 18 20 7 June – 7 July Head coach MENZIES Hue (USA) SHAW GROUP STAGE 09.06.2019 6 CARTER MATTHEWS Technical staff BRA 3-0 JAM DONALDSON Lorne (Assistant coach) 14.06.2019 PRICE Andrew (Assistant coach) JAM 0-5 ITA BUSBY Hubert (Goalkeeping coach) 18.06.2019 4 9 HENRY Jason (Fitness coach) SOLAUN JAM 1-4 AUS HITZELBERGER Will (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 - 14 C. SWABY SWEATMAN 16

QUARTER-FINAL 17 5 -

BLACKWOOD BOND-FLASZA SEMI-FINAL - A. SWABY PLUMMER 1

FINAL - SCHNEIDER

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 41% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 SCHNEIDER Sydney Univ. of North Carolina (USA) 180 0 18% Final third 13 McCLURE Nicole Sion Swift LFC (NIR) 90 0 23 JAMIESON Yazmeen Papakura City FC (NZL) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 3 HUDSON-MARKS Chanel Univ. Memphis (USA) 0 0 40% Middle third 5 PLUMMER Konya C UCF Knights (USA) 270 0 9 SWEATMAN Marlo Szent Mihaly (HUN) 135 0 14 BLACKWOOD Deneisha Univ. West Florida (USA) 270 0

DEFENDERS 16 BOND-FLASZA Dominique PSV Eindhoven (NED) 90 0 42% Defensive third 17 SWABY Allyson AS Roma (ITA) 270 0 19 PATTERSON Toriana ASD Pink Sport Time (ITA) 90 0 2 SILVER Lauren SK Trondheims/Orn (NOR) 14 0 4 SWABY Chantelle Rutgers Univ. (USA) 225 0 Shots per match 6 SOLAUN Havana Klepp IL (NOR) 207 1 7 ASHER Chinyelu Stabaek IF (NOR) 108 0 12.0 MIDFIELDERS 8 SHIM Ashleigh N/A (Free Agent) 0 0 36.0 12 CAMPBELL Sashana Maccabi Kishronot Hadera FC (ISR) 180 0 Shots per goal 10 BROWN Jody Montverde Academy (USA) 70 0 11 SHAW Khadija Univ. of Tennessee (USA) 270 0 1 Shots on target per match 15 CAMERON Tiffany Stabaek IF (NOR) 56 0 18 CARTER Trudi AS Roma (ITA) 110 0 2.7 8.0 FORWARDS 20 MATTHEWS Cheyna Washington Spirit (USA) 121 0 21 ADAMOLEKUN Olufolasade United Soccer Alliance (USA) 76 0 Shots on target per goal 22 GREY Mireya Washington Huskies (USA) 138 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 1 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 9 open-play goals from corners 1 17% penalty 12 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 3 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 83% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 38 FIFAJAMAICA Women’s World / Concacaf Cup France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

795m2 553m2 36m 29m

31m 29m

20m 31m 35m 24m

11m 11m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyJAM 315 successJAM Final Short third 66% 45 (<17m) 5 66% Middle 149 45% Medium third 69% 28 (17-34m) 3 Defensive Long 121 74% 77% third 66% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 20

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 1 31 40 31 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 8 56 67 42

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 1 56 47 72 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 10 31 20 39

Opponents bypassed 200 % of final-third entries leadingJAM to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 36 45 50 Own players bypassed 401 29% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 46 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 2,068m Total distance (km) 105.1 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,495m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,563 13-19 km/h 19,332m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 2,068 7-13 km/h 38,466m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,737m Activities >23 km/h 114 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: JAPAN / AFC FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – runners-up

9 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach SUGASAWA TAKAKURA Asako (JPN)

GROUP STAGE 8 14 7 10.06.2019 Technical staff ARG 0-0 JPN IKEDA Futoshi (Assistant coach) 14.06.2019 MIYAMOTO Tomomi (Assistant coach) JPN 2-1 SCO IWABUCHI OBE Yumi (Assistant coach) 19.06.2019 17 6 NISHIIRI Toshihiro (Goalkeeping coach) HASEGAWA NAKAJIMA JPN 0-2 ENG OHASHI Akiyoshi (Goalkeeping coach) HIROSE Norikazu (Fitness coach) ROUND OF 16 00.06.2019 NED 2-1 JPN 3 MIURA SUGITA 22

QUARTER-FINAL 5 4 -

SAMESHIMA SHIMIZU SEMI-FINAL - ICHISE KUMAGAI 18

FINAL - YAMASHITA

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 52% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 IKEDA Sakiko Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies (JPN) 0 0 24% Final third 18 YAMASHITA Ayaka NTV Beleza (JPN) 360 0 21 HIRAO Chika Albirex Niigata Ladies (JPN) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 UTSUGI Rumi Reign FC (USA) 0 0 49% Middle third 3 SAMESHIMA Aya INAC Kobe Leonessa (JPN) 360 0 4 KUMAGAI Saki C Olympique Lyon (FRA) 360 0 5 ICHISE Nana Vegalta Sendai Ladies (JPN) 270 0 12 MINAMI Moeka Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies (JPN) 90 0 27% Defensive third DEFENDERS 16 MIYAGAWA Asato NTV Beleza (JPN) 0 0 22 SHIMIZU Risa NTV Beleza (JPN) 360 0 23 MIYAKE Shiori INAC Kobe Leonessa (JPN) 0 0 6 SUGITA Hina INAC Kobe Leonessa (JPN) 360 0 Shots per match 7 NAKAJIMA Emi INAC Kobe Leonessa (JPN) 326 0 10 SAKAGUCHI Mizuho NTV Beleza (JPN) 0 0 13.3 13 TAKARADA Saori Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies (JPN) 7 0 17.7 14 HASEGAWA Yui NTV Beleza (JPN) 189 1 MIDFIELDERS Shots per goal 15 MOMIKI Yuka NTV Beleza (JPN) 18 0 17 MIURA Narumi NTV Beleza (JPN) 298 0 Shots on target per match 8 IWABUCHI Mana INAC Kobe Leonessa (JPN) 293 1 1 9 SUGASAWA Yuika Urawa Red Diamonds Ladies (JPN) 298 1 4.5 11 KOBAYASHI Rikako NTV Beleza (JPN) 86 0 6.0

FORWARDS 19 ENDO Jun NTV Beleza (JPN) 167 0 1 Shots on target per goal 20 YOKOYAMA Kumi AC Nagano Parceiro Ladies (JPN) 118 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 67% penalty Open-play goals area 2 from free kicks 0 3 1 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 33% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 1 20% penalty 5 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 2 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 80% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 40 FIFAJAPAN Women’s / World AFC Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

835m2 43m 519m2 32m

29m 24m

38m 23m 41m 27m

15m 14m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length JPNaccuracy 580 JPNsuccess Final Short third 74% 104 (<17m) 13 83% Middle 329 92% Medium third 84% 24 (17-34m) 8 Defensive Long 147 74% 77% third 87% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 3

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 5 31 40 31 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 8 56 67 66

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 3 56 47 54 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 3 31 20 27

Opponents bypassed 402 % of final-third entries leadingJPN to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 61 45 50 Own players bypassed 306 20% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 35 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,462m Total distance (km) 113.1 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,949m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,411 13-19 km/h 23,288m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,462 7-13 km/h 45,558m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 37,795m Activities >23 km/h 82 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: KOREA REPUBLIC / AFC FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – round of 16

11 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 17 12 7 June – 7 July Head coach YOON Dukyeo (KOR) S B JUNG GROUP STAGE 07.06.2019 10 G LEE Y M KANG Technical staff FRA 4-0 KOR KIM Eunjung (Assistant coach) 12.06.2019 KIM Jungchan (Assistant coach) NGA 2-0 KOR CHUNG Yooseok (Goalkeeping coach) 17.06.2019 8 15 KOR 1-2 NOR S Y JI

ROUND OF 16 - 16 S H CHO Y J LEE 20

QUARTER-FINAL 5 4 -

S G JANG H R KIM SEMI-FINAL - D Y KIM B R HWANG 18

FINAL - M J KIM

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 50% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 KANG Gaae Gumi Sportstoto WFC (KOR) 0 0 22% Final third 18 KIM Minjung Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 270 0 21 JUNG Boram Hwacheon KSPO WFC (KOR) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 LEE Eunmi Suwon UDC WFC (KOR) 79 0 39% Middle third 3 JEONG Yeonga Gyeongju KHNP WFC (KOR) 11 0 4 HWANG Boram Hwacheon KSPO WFC (KOR) 180 0 5 KIM Doyeon Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 270 0 6 LIM Seonjoo Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 0 0 39% Defensive third DEFENDERS 14 SHIN Damyeong Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 90 0 16 JANG Selgi Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 270 0 20 KIM Hyeri Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 180 0 7 LEE Mina INAC Kobe Leonessa (JPN) 101 0 Shots per match 8 CHO Sohyun C West Ham United WFC (ENG) 270 0 9 MOON Mira Suwon UDC WFC (KOR) 116 0 14.0 12 KANG Yumi Hwacheon KSPO WFC (KOR) 60 0 42.0 15 LEE Youngju Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 69 0 MIDFIELDERS Shots per goal 19 LEE Sodam Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 14 0 23 KANG Chaerim Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 180 0 Shots on target per match 10 JI Soyun Chelsea FCW (ENG) 270 0 11 JUNG Seolbin Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 142 0 4.7 13 YEO Minji Suwon UDC WFC (KOR) 128 1 14.0

FORWARDS 17 LEE Geummin Gyeongju KHNP WFC (KOR) 270 0 1 Shots on target per goal 22 SON Hwayeon Changnyeong WFC (KOR) 0 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 1 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 2 13% penalty 8 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 4 set-piece goals from penalties 2 Goal location inside 87% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 42 FIFAKOREA Women’s REPUBLIC World Cup France / AFC 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

802m2 553m2 40m 32m

28m 24m

35m 22m 24m 36m

13m 12m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length accuracyKOR 458 successKOR Final Short third 82% 87 (<17m) 6 78% Middle 227 55% Medium third 79% 28 (17-34m) 8 Defensive Long 144 74% 77% third 78% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 14

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 3 31 40 34 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 10 56 67 56

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 51 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 7 31 20 27

Opponents bypassed 275 % of final-third entries leadingKOR to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 43 45 50 Own players bypassed 286 25% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 41 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,419m Total distance (km) 109.2 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,745m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,164 13-19 km/h 22,350m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,419 7-13 km/h 41,272m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 39,397m Activities >23 km/h 79 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: NETHERLANDS / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – round of 16

21 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 11 14 7 June – 7 July Head coach WIEGMAN Sarina (NED) BEERENSTEYN GROUP STAGE 11.06.2019 9 MARTENS GROENEN Technical staff NZL 0-1 NED KREEK Michel (Assistant coach) 15.06.2019 VEURINK Arjan (Assistant coach) NED 3-1 CMR SCHOENMAKERS Erskine 20.06.2019 10 8 (Goalkeeping coach) MIEDEMA NED 2-1 CAN DE VRIES Niels (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 25.06.2019 NED 2-1 JPN 20 VAN DE DONK SPITSE 2

QUARTER-FINAL 3 6 29.06.2019 ITA 0-2 NED BLOODWORTH VAN LUNTEREN SEMI-FINAL 03.07.2019 VAN DER GRAGT DEKKER NED 1-0 SWE 1 Netherlands win after extra time

FINAL 07.07.2019 USA 2-0 NED VAN VEENENDAAL

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 56% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 VAN VEENENDAAL Sari C Arsenal WFC (ENG) 660 0 23% Final third 16 KOP Lize AFC Ajax (NED) 0 0 23 GEURTS Loes Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (SWE) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 VAN LUNTEREN Desiree SC Freiburg (GER) 660 0 1 46% Middle third 3 VAN DER GRAGT Stefanie FC Barcelona (ESP) 477 1 4 VAN DONGEN Merel Real Betis (ESP) 409 0 5 VAN ES Kika AFC Ajax (NED) 161 0 6 DEKKER Anouk Montpellier HSC (FRA) 256 1 31% Defensive third DEFENDERS 18 KERKDIJK Danique Bristol City WFC (ENG) 0 0 20 BLOODWORTH Dominique Arsenal WFC (ENG) 660 1 22 VAN DER MOST Liza AFC Ajax (NED) 0 0 8 SPITSE Sherida Vålerenga IF (NOR) 640 0 4 Shots per match 10 VAN DE DONK Danielle Arsenal WFC (ENG) 635 0 12 PELOVA Victoria ADO Den Haag (NED) 0 0 13.1 14 GROENEN Jackie 1. FFC (GER) 645 1 8.4 MIDFIELDERS 15 KAAGMAN Inessa Everton LFC (ENG) 0 0 Shots per goal 19 ROORD Jill FC Bayern München (GER) 155 1 7 VAN DE SANDEN Shanice Olympique Lyon (FRA) 432 0 1 Shots on target per match 9 MIEDEMA Vivianne Arsenal WFC (ENG) 657 3 11 MARTENS Lieke FC Barcelona (ESP) 545 2 4.1 13 JANSEN Renate FC Twente (NED) 3 0 2.6 FORWARDS 17 JANSEN Ellen AFC Ajax (NED) 0 0 Shots on target per goal 21 BEERENSTEYN Lineth FC Bayern München (GER) 265 1 1 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 91% penalty Open-play goals area 5 from free kicks 4 11 6 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 9% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 4 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 5 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 44 FIFANETHERLANDS Women’s World Cup / France UEFA 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

991m2 40m 677m2 30m

31m 29m

37m 26m 38m 27m

11m 11m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length NEDaccuracy 539 NEDsuccess Final Short third 76% 111 (<17m) 6 78% Middle 275 79% Medium third 78% 24 (17-34m) 8 Defensive Long 153 74% 77% third 81% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 10

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 3 31 40 33 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 7 56 67 71

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 2 56 47 50 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 6 31 20 25

Opponents bypassed 356 % of final-third entries leadingNED to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 45 45 50 Own players bypassed 261 18% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 39 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,746m Total distance (km) 107.9 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,398m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,144 13-19 km/h 20,471m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,746 7-13 km/h 38,589m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 42,691m Activities >23 km/h 99 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: NEW ZEALAND / OFC FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – group stage

13 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 22 12 7 June – 7 July Head coach SERMANNI Tom (AUS) WHITE GROUP STAGE 11.06.2019 11 CHANCE HASSETT Technical staff NZL 0-1 NED HENDERSON Wendi (Assistant coach) 15.06.2019 LEWIS Gemma (Assistant coach) CAN 2-0 NZL PROSSER Owain (Assistant coach) 20.06.2019 14 2 REED Duncan (Goalkeeping coach) GREGORIUS CMR 2-1 NZL O'MEAGHER Reilly (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 - 7 BOWEN PERCIVAL 4

QUARTER-FINAL 8 6 -

RILEY BOTT SEMI-FINAL - ERCEG STOTT 1

FINAL - NAYLER

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 40% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 NAYLER Erin FC Girondins Bordeaux (FRA) 270 0 12% Final third 21 ESSON Victoria Avaldsnes IL (NOR) 0 0 23 OLLA Nadia Western Springs AFC (NZL) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 PERCIVAL Ria West Ham United WFC (ENG) 270 0 40% Middle third 3 GREEN Anna Miramar Rangers AFC (NZL) 96 0 4 BOTT C.J. Vittsjo GIK (SWE) 108 0 5 STRATFORD Nicole Glenfield Rovers AFC (NZL) 0 0 6 STOTT Rebekah Avaldsnes IL (NOR) 270 0 48% Defensive third DEFENDERS 7 RILEY Ali C Chelsea FCW (ENG) 270 0 8 ERCEG Abby NC Courage (USA) 270 0 15 MORTON Sarah Western Springs AFC (NZL) 0 0 18 SKILTON Steph Papakura City FC (NZL) 0 0 Shots per match 10 LONGO Annalie N/A (Free Agent) 97 0 12 HASSETT Betsy KR Reykjavik (ISL) 174 0 6.0 14 BOWEN Katie Utah Royals FC (USA) 270 0 18.0 MIDFIELDERS 16 DUNCAN Katie Onehunga Sports FC (NZL) 68 0 Shots per goal 20 CLEVERLEY Daisy UC Berkeley (USA) 0 0 22 CHANCE Olivia Everton LFC (ENG) 268 0 Shots on target per match 9 KETE Emma N/A (Free Agent) 5 0 11 GREGORIUS Sarah Miramar Rangers AFC (NZL) 225 0 2.0 13 WHITE Rosie N/A (Free Agent) 253 0 6.0 FORWARDS 17 WILKINSON Hannah N/A (Free Agent) 39 0 Shots on target per goal 19 SATCHELL Paige Three Kings United SC (NZL) 17 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 0 from free kicks 0 1 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 5 open-play goals from corners 0 0% penalty 5 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 0 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 46 FIFANEW Women’s ZEALAND World Cup / France OFC 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

727m2

2 479m 39m 30m

31m 26m

32m 22m 33m 22m

10m 11m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length NZLaccuracy 367 NZLsuccess Final Short third 71% 48 (<17m) 2 65% Middle 172 47% Medium third 66% 35 (17-34m) 7 Defensive Long 147 74% 77% third 64% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 26

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 1 31 40 23 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 7 56 67 49

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 4 56 47 88 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 11 31 20 46

Opponents bypassed 259 % ofNZL final-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 51 45 50 Own players bypassed 444 12% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 74 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,474m Total distance (km) 111.7 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,833m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,307 13-19 km/h 22,552m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,474 7-13 km/h 41,137m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 41,747m Activities >23 km/h 83 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: NIGERIA / CAF FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – group stage

9 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 8 17 7 June – 7 July Head coach DENNERBY Thomas (SWE) OPARANOZIE GROUP STAGE 08.06.2019 13 OSHOALA ORDEGA Technical staff NOR 3-0 NGA MADUGU Justine (Assistant coach) 12.06.2019 MMADU Maureen (Assistant coach) NGA 2-0 KOR PETERSSON Stig (Assistant coach) 17.06.2019 10 18 MAKWALLA Auwal (Goalkeeping coach) NGA 0-1 FRA OKOBI

ROUND OF 16 22.06.2019 GER 3-0 NGA 4 CHIKWELU AYINDE 20

QUARTER-FINAL 3 5 -

EBERE OKEKE SEMI-FINAL - OHALE EBI 16

FINAL - NNADOZIE

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 40% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 OLUEHI Tochukwu Rivers Angels FC (NGA) 90 0 17% Final third 16 NNADOZIE Chiamaka Rivers Angels FC (NGA) 270 0 21 JONATHAN Alaba Bayelsa Queens FC (NGA) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 3 OHALE Osinachi Växjö DFF (SWE) 360 0 37% Middle third 4 EBERE Ngozi Arna-Bjørnar (NOR) 255 0 5 EBI Onome Henan Huishang WFC (CHN) 360 0

DEFENDERS 14 MICHAEL Faith Piteå IF (SWE) 54 0 20 OKEKE Chidinma FC Robo (NGA) 306 0 1 46% Defensive third 2 OKORONKWO Amarachi Nasarawa Amazons FC (NGA) 0 0 6 NWABUOKU Evelyn Rivers Angels FC (NGA) 51 0 10 CHIKWELU Rita Kristianstads DFF (SWE) 270 0 11 UCHENDU Chinaza SC Braga/AAUM FS (POR) 119 0 Shots per match 13 OKOBI Ngozi Eskilstuna United DFF (SWE) 360 0 MIDFIELDERS 15 AJIBADE Rasheedat Avaldsnes IL (NOR) 45 0 7.8 18 AYINDE Halimatu Eskilstuna United DFF (SWE) 256 0 15.5 23 CHUKWUDI Ogonna Djurgardens IF (SWE) 0 0 Shots per goal 7 IMO Anam FC Rosengard (SWE) 15 0 8 OSHOALA Asisat FC Barcelona (ESP) 258 1 Shots on target per match 9 OPARANOZIE Desire C EA Guingamp (FRA) 340 0 12 KANU Uchenna Southeastern Fire (USA) 111 0 1.3

FORWARDS 17 ORDEGA Francisca Shanghai Shengli WFC (CHN) 344 0 2.5 19 IHEZUO Chinwendu Henan Huishang WFC (CHN) 75 0 Shots on target per goal 22 OGEBE Alice Rivers Angels FC (NGA) 6 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 50% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 2 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 50% penalty Goal location area 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 2 open-play goals from corners 2 0% penalty 7 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 4 set-piece goals from penalties 2 Goal location inside 100% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 48 FIFANIGERIA Women’s World / CAF Cup France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

762m2 551m2

36m 33m

30m 25m

32m 24m 27m 35m

8m 8m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length NGAaccuracy 287 NGAsuccess Final Short third 68% 38 (<17m) 2 62% Middle 140 42% Medium third 64% 22 (17-34m) 4 Defensive Long 109 74% 77% third 61% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 16

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 25 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 5 56 67 44

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 5 56 47 62 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 12 31 20 40

Opponents bypassed 174 % of final-third entries leadingNGA to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 25 45 50 Own players bypassed 341 18% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 40 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 2,482m Total distance (km) 100.5 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 5,198m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,680 13-19 km/h 18,380m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 2,482 7-13 km/h 33,886m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,571m Activities >23 km/h 135 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: NORWAY / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – round of 16

9 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach 10 SJÖGREN Martin (SWE) HERLOVSEN GROUP STAGE 08.06.2019 16 21 Technical staff NOR 3-0 NGA JACOBSON Anders (Assistant coach) 12.06.2019 GRAHAM ESKELAND Roger (Goalkeeping coach) FRA 2-1 NOR HALMØY Gunnvor (Fitness coach) 17.06.2019 14 8 KOR 1-2 NOR REITEN SÆVIK

ROUND OF 16 22.06.2019 17 2 NOR 1-1 AUS ENGEN BØE RISA Norway win on penalties (4-1) 3 6 QUARTER-FINAL 27.06.2019 MINDE MOE WOLD NOR 0-3 ENG

SEMI-FINAL THORISDOTTIR MJELDE - 1

FINAL - HJELMSETH

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 49% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 HJELMSETH Ingrid Stabaek IF (NOR) 480 0 18% Final third 12 FISKERSTRAND Cecilie LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 0 0 23 BOGSTAD Oda Marie Hove Arna-Bjørnar (NOR) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 WOLD Ingrid Moe LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 453 0 40% Middle third 3 THORISDOTTIR Maria Chelsea FCW (ENG) 480 0 4 HOVLAND Stine IL Sandviken (NOR) 0 0 5 HANSEN Synne Skinnes LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 27 0

DEFENDERS 6 MJELDE Maren C Chelsea FCW (ENG) 480 0 42% Defensive third 17 MINDE Kristine VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 480 0 19 KVAMME Cecilie Redisch IL Sandviken (NOR) 0 0 8 RISA Vilde Boe Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (SWE) 473 0 13 ASLAND Therese Sessy LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 0 0 Shots per match 14 ENGEN Ingrid Syrstad LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 480 0 15 EIKELAND Amalie Vevle IL Sandviken (NOR) 16 0 12.2 16 REITEN Guro LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 463 1 1 8.7 MIDFIELDERS 18 MAANUM Frida Linköpings FC (SWE) 91 0 Shots per goal 20 HAAVI Emilie LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 1 0 21 SAEVIK Karina Kolbotn IL (NOR) 257 0 1 Shots on target per match 7 THORSNES Elise LSK Kvinner FK (NOR) 31 0 9 HERLOVSEN Isabell Kolbotn IL (NOR) 416 2 4.0 10 GRAHAM HANSEN Caroline VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 444 1 1 2.9

FORWARDS 11 UTLAND Lisa-Marie FC Rosengard (SWE) 208 1 Shots on target per goal 22 NAUTNES Emilie Arna-Bjørnar (NOR) 0 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 100% penalty Open-play goals area 2 from free kicks 0 7 3 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 2 00% penalty Goal location area 2 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 4 open-play goals from corners 1 29% penalty 7 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 3 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 71% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 50 FIFANORWAY Women’s World / UEFA Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

706m2 514m2 41m 28m

29m 27m

21m 32m 34m 22m

11m 12m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length NORaccuracy 454 NORsuccess Final Short third 64% 61 (<17m) 14 76% Middle 211 83% Medium third 74% 33 (17-34m) 10 Defensive Long 182 74% 77% third 82% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 9

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 1 31 40 25 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 6 56 67 43

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 5 56 47 61 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 9 31 20 40

Opponents bypassed 322 % ofNOR final-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 38 45 50 Own players bypassed 304 25% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 47 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,983m Total distance (km) 111.9 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 5,168m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 7,151 13-19 km/h 22,997m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,983 7-13 km/h 41,438m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,296m Activities >23 km/h 105 41,306m 40,477m SCOTLAND / UEFA First FIFA Women's World Cup™ appearance

22 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach KERR Shelley (SCO) CUTHBERT GROUP STAGE 11 8 18 09.06.2019 Technical staff ENG 2-1 SCO THOMSON Andy (Assistant coach) 14.06.2019 BANKS Steve (Goalkeeping coach) JPN 2-1 SCO LOWRY James (Fitness coach) 19.06.2019 EVANS 9 LITTLE 16 EMSLIE MITCHELL Liam (Fitness coach) SCO 3-3 ARG

ROUND OF 16 - 3 WEIR C. MURRAY 15

QUARTER-FINAL 5 4 -

DOCHERTY HOWARD SEMI-FINAL - BEATTIE CORSIE 1

FINAL - ALEXANDER

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 48% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 ALEXANDER Lee City LFC (SCO) 270 0 24% Final third 12 LYNN Shannon Vittsjo GIK (SWE) 0 0 21 FIFE Jenna Hibernian LFC (SCO) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 SMITH Kirsty Manchester United WFC (ENG) 211 0 38% Middle third 3 DOCHERTY Nicola Glasgow City LFC (SCO) 145 0 4 CORSIE Rachel C Utah Royals FC (USA) 270 0 5 BEATTIE Jenny Manchester City WFC (ENG) 270 1 7 LAUDER Hayley Glasgow City LFC (SCO) 90 0 38% Defensive third DEFENDERS 14 ARTHUR Chloe Birmingham City WFC (ENG) 15 0 15 HOWARD Sophie Reading FCW (ENG) 79 0 17 MURRAY Joelle Hibernian LFC (SCO) 0 0 6 LOVE Jo Glasgow City LFC (SCO) 0 0 Shots per match 8 LITTLE Kim Arsenal WFC (ENG) 270 1 9 WEIR Caroline Manchester City WFC (ENG) 270 0 1 10.3 10 CRICHTON Leanne Glasgow City LFC (SCO) 90 0 6.2 16 MURRAY Christie Liverpool FCW (ENG) 87 0

MIDFIELDERS Shots per goal 23 ARNOT Lizzie Manchester United WFC (ENG) 63 0 11 EVANS Lisa Arsenal WFC (ENG) 261 0 1 Shots on target per match 13 ROSS Jane West Ham United WFC (ENG) 76 0 18 EMSLIE Claire Manchester City WFC (ENG) 210 1 4.7 19 CLELLAND Lana ACF Fiorentina (ITA) 14 1 2.8 20 BROWN Fiona FC Rosengard (SWE) 9 0

FORWARDS Shots on target per goal 22 CUTHBERT Erin Chelsea FCW (ENG) 270 1 1 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 1 80% penalty Open-play goals area 4 from free kicks 0 5 1 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 20% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 3 open-play goals from corners 0 14% penalty 7 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 3 set-piece goals from penalties 3 Goal location inside 86% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 52 FIFASCOTLAND Women’s World / CupUEFA France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

901m2 577m2 42m 30m

29m 27m

23m 35m 35m 24m

12m 11m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length SCOaccuracy 440 SCOsuccess Final Short third 70% 73 (<17m) 8 78% Middle 197 69% Medium third 80% 30 (17-34m) 9 Defensive Long 170 74% 77% third 81% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 13

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 26 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 9 56 67 46

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 4 56 47 51 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 9 31 20 36

Opponents bypassed 298 % of final-third entries leadingSCO to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 44 45 50 Own players bypassed 401 22% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 62 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,369m Total distance (km) 106.3 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,177m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 5,546 13-19 km/h 20,500m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,369 7-13 km/h 38,150m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 42,116m Activities >23 km/h 76 41,306m 40,477m SOUTH AFRICA / CAF First FIFA Women's World Cup™ appearance

8 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach ELLIS Desiree (RSA) FULUTUDILU GROUP STAGE 11 9 08.06.2019 10 Technical staff ESP 3-1 RSA MBULI Thinasonke (Assistant coach) 13.06.2019 COX Cameron (Goalkeeping coach) RSA 0-1 CHN BERDIEN Riedoh (Fitness coach) 17.06.2019 KGATLANA 15 19 MTHANDI RSA 0-4 GER MOTLHALO

ROUND OF 16 - 3 JANE BIYANA 2

QUARTER-FINAL 4 5 -

VILAKAZI RAMALEPE SEMI-FINAL - MATLOU VAN WYK 16

FINAL - DLAMINI

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 42% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 MPURU Mapaseka Tuks LFC (RSA) 0 0 11% Final third 16 DLAMINI Andile Mamelodi Sundowns LFC (RSA) 180 0 20 SWART Kaylin Golden Stars FC (RSA) 90 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 RAMALEPE Lebohang Ma-Indies FC (RSA) 270 0 41% Middle third 3 VILAKAZI Nothando FK Gintra Universitas (LTU) 171 0 4 MATLOU Noko Ma-Indies FC (RSA) 270 0 5 VAN WYK Janine C JVW FC (RSA) 270 0 7 DHLAMINI Karabo Mamelodi Sundowns LFC (RSA) 0 0 48% Defensive third DEFENDERS 13 MBANE Bambanani Bloemfontein Celtic Ladies (RSA) 90 0 14 MAKHUBELA Tiisetso Mamelodi Sundowns LFC (RSA) 0 0 18 GAMEDE Bongeka Univ. of Western Cape (RSA) 0 0 6 MAKHABANE Mamello JVW FC (RSA) 180 0 Shots per match 10 MOTLHALO Linda Beijing BG Phoenix FC (CHN) 60 0 1 15 JANE Refiloe Canberra United FC (AUS) 262 0 5.3 17 SMEDA Leandra Vittsjo GIK (SWE) 32 0 16.0 19 BIYANA Kholosa University of KwaZulu Natal (RSA) 269 0

MIDFIELDERS Shots per goal 21 NDIMENI Busisiwe Tshwane Univ. Technology (RSA) 128 0 23 HOLWENI Sibulele Sophakama Ladies (RSA) 72 0 Shots on target per match 8 FULUTUDILU Ode Malaga CF (ESP) 182 0 9 MTHANDI Amanda Univ. Johannesburg (RSA) 101 0 1.3 11 KGATLANA Thembi Beijing BG Phoenix FC (CHN) 225 1 4.0 12 SEOPOSENWE Jermaine FK Gintra Universitas (LTU) 64 0

FORWARDS Shots on target per goal 22 MULAUDZI Rhoda N/A (Free Agent) 45 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 0% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 1 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 100% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 4 open-play goals from corners 1 0% penalty 8 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 4 set-piece goals from penalties 2 Goal location inside 100% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 54 FIFASOUTH Women’s AFRICA World Cup / France CAF 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

827m2 533m2

39m 31m

29m 27m

20m 30m 33m 23m

10m 10m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length RSAaccuracy 382 RSAsuccess Final Short third 62% 42 (<17m) 8 65% Middle 181 60% Medium third 66% 43 (17-34m) 12 Defensive Long 159 74% 77% third 69% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 23

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 15 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 3 56 67 40

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 8 56 47 76 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 14 31 20 47

Opponents bypassed 211 % of final-third entries leadingRSA to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 33 45 50 Own players bypassed 435 13% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 91 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,604m Total distance (km) 105.6 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,510m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,114 13-19 km/h 21,559m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,604 7-13 km/h 37,587m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,343m Activities >23 km/h 96 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: SPAIN / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – group stage

10 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 11 18 7 June – 7 July Head coach VILDA Jorge (ESP) J. HERMOSO GROUP STAGE 08.06.2019 ALEXIA BONMATI Technical staff ESP 3-1 RSA 12 6 TOMÉ Montse (Assistant coach) 12.06.2019 SANCHEZ Carlos (Goalkeeping coach) GER 1-0 ESP GONZALO Eugenio (Fitness coach) 17.06.2019 CHN 0-0 ESP PATRI 14 LOSADA ROUND OF 16 24.06.2019 ESP 1-2 USA 3 7

16 VIRGINIA 4 QUARTER-FINAL - LEILA M. CORREDERA

SEMI-FINAL MARIA LEON PAREDES - 1

FINAL - L. GALLARDO

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 58% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 GALLARDO Dolores Atletico Madrid (ESP) 0 0 26% Final third 13 PANOS Sandra FC Barcelona (ESP) 360 0 23 QUINONES Maria Real Sociedad (ESP) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 JIMENEZ Celia Reign FC (USA) 4 0 49% Middle third 3 OUAHABI Leila FC Barcelona (ESP) 180 0 4 PAREDES Irene C Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 360 0 5 ANDRES Ivana Levante UD (ESP) 0 0 7 CORREDERA Marta Levante UD (ESP) 360 0 25% Defensive third DEFENDERS 8 TORREJON Marta C FC Barcelona (ESP) 180 0 16 LEON Maria FC Barcelona (ESP) 360 0 20 PEREIRA Andrea FC Barcelona (ESP) 0 0 6 LOSADA Vicky FC Barcelona (ESP) 77 0 Shots per match 11 PUTELLAS Alexia FC Barcelona (ESP) 251 0 12 GUIJARRO Patri FC Barcelona (ESP) 204 0 17.8 14 TORRECILLA Virginia Montpellier HSC (FRA) 353 0 1 17.8 15 MESEGUER Silvia Atletico Madrid (ESP) 66 0

MIDFIELDERS Shots per goal 18 BONMATI Aitana FC Barcelona (ESP) 58 0 19 SAMPEDRO Amanda Atletico Madrid (ESP) 45 0 Shots on target per match 9 CALDENTEY Mariona FC Barcelona (ESP) 201 0 10 HERMOSO Jennifer Atletico Madrid (ESP) 360 3 5.8 17 GARCIA Lucia Athletic Bilbao (ESP) 252 1 1 5.8 21 FALCON Andrea Atletico Madrid (ESP) 57 0

FORWARDS Shots on target per goal 22 GARCIA Nahikari Real Sociedad (ESP) 232 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 75% penalty Open-play goals area 2 from free kicks 0 4 2 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 2 25% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 2 open-play goals from corners 0 25% penalty 4 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 2 set-piece goals from penalties 2 Goal location inside 75% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 56 FIFASPAIN Women’s / UEFAWorld Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

832m2 37m 651m2 31m

28m 27m

24m 41m 40m 24m

17m 16m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length ESPaccuracy 544 ESPsuccess Final Short third 78% 131 (<17m) 5 77% Middle 305 63% Medium third 78% 20 (17-34m) 3 Defensive Long 108 74% 77% third 76% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 12

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 5 31 40 46 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 9 56 67 80

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 3 56 47 46 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 9 31 20 17

Opponents bypassed 412 % of final-third entries leadingESP to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 68 45 50 Own players bypassed 236 22% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 33 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,598m Total distance (km) 108.8 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,992m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,590 13-19 km/h 21,513m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,598 7-13 km/h 39,955m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 40,788m Activities >23 km/h 89 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: SWEDEN / UEFA FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – round of 16

11 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach GERHARDSSON Peter (SWE) BLACKSTENIUS GROUP STAGE 18 10 11.06.2019 9 Technical staff CHI 0-2 SWE WIKMAN Magnus (Assistant coach) 16.06.2019 HÅKANSSON Tomas (Goalkeeping coach) SWE 5-1 THA EKBLOM Pontus (Fitness coach) 20.06.2019 17 15 SWE 0-2 USA ROLFO ASLLANI JAKOBSSON

ROUND OF 16 24.06.2019 6 4 SWE 1-0 CAN SEGER BJORN

QUARTER-FINAL 3 5 29.06.2019 GER 1-2 SWE ERIKSSON GLAS

SEMI-FINAL 03.07.2019 SEMBRANT FISCHER NED 1-0 SWE 1 Netherlands win after extra time

MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE 06.07.2019 ENG 1-2 SWE LINDAHL

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 48% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 LINDAHL Hedvig Chelsea FCW (ENG) 660 0 25% Final third 12 FALK Jennifer Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (SWE) 0 0 21 MUSOVIC Zecira FC Rosengard (SWE) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 ANDERSSON Jonna Chelsea FCW (ENG) 99 0 44% Middle third 3 SEMBRANT Linda Montpellier HSC (FRA) 660 1 1 4 GLAS Hanna Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 597 0 5 FISCHER Nilla VfL Wolfsburg (GER) 546 0

DEFENDERS 6 ERIKSSON Magdalena Chelsea FCW (ENG) 561 0 1 31% Defensive third 13 ILESTEDT Amanda 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam (GER) 132 0 15 BJORN Nathalie FC Rosengard (SWE) 177 0 7 JANOGY Madelen Piteå IF (SWE) 95 1 9 ASLLANI Kosovare Linköpings FC (SWE) 604 3 1 Shots per match 14 RODDAR Julia Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (SWE) 0 0 16 ZIGIOTTI Julia Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (SWE) 176 0 15.4 17 SEGER Caroline C FC Rosengard (SWE) 612 0 MIDFIELDERS 9.0 22 SCHOUGH Olivia Djurgårdens IF DFF (SWE) 77 0 Shots per goal 23 RUBENSSON Elin Kopparbergs/Göteborg FC (SWE) 415 1 1 8 HURTIG Lina Linköpings FC (SWE) 270 1 Shots on target per match 10 JAKOBSSON Sofia Montpellier HSC (FRA) 570 2 11 BLACKSTENIUS Stina Linköpings FC (SWE) 535 2 1 5.9 18 ROLFO Fridolina FC Bayern München (GER) 349 1 3.4 FORWARDS 19 ANVEGARD Anna Växjö DFF (SWE) 103 0 1 Shots on target per goal 20 LARSSON Mimmi Linköpings FC (SWE) 22 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 92% penalty Open-play goals area 10 from free kicks 1 12 2 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 1 8% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 4 open-play goals from corners 1 16% penalty 6 0 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 84% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 58 FIFASWEDEN Women’s World / UEFA Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

810m2 39m 30m 603m2

30m 28m

22m 38m 39m 23m

16m 16m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length SWEaccuracy 443 SWEsuccess Final Short third 75% 98 (<17m) 7 74% Middle 229 72% Medium third 77% 31 (17-34m) 9 Defensive Long 116 74% 77% third 75% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 15

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 4 31 40 32 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 9 56 67 58

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 3 56 47 50 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 7 31 20 31

Opponents bypassed 311 % of final-third entries leadingSWE to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 46 45 50 Own players bypassed 318 25% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 39 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,782m Total distance (km) 113.7 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,773m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 6,555 13-19 km/h 21,846m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,782 7-13 km/h 41,624m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 43,713m Activities >23 km/h 98 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: THAILAND / AFC FIFA Women's World Cup 2014™ – group stage

8 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 7 June – 7 July Head coach SRATHONGVIAN Nuengrutai (THA) NILD 12 21 GROUP STAGE 11.06.2019 7 Technical staff USA 13-0 THA SRITONG-IN Natipon (Assistant coach) 16.06.2019 KHUMPIAM Chaiyong (Goalkeeping coach) SWE 5-1 THA R. THONGSOMBUT K. SUNG-NGOEN SUDTAVEE Kanyawee (Goalkeeping coach) 20.06.2019 5 20 DUANGJAI Tosaphon (Fitness coach) S. INTAMEE THA 0-2 CHI POLYAI Natrapee (Fitness coach)

ROUND OF 16 - 10 A. PHANCHA W. BOOTHDUANG 9 2 3 QUARTER-FINAL - S. SRANGTHAISONG W. PHETWISET

SEMI-FINAL K. SAENKHUN N. CHINWONG - 18

FINAL - S. CHOR CHAROENYING

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 34% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 BOONSING Waraporn Bundit Asia (THA) 180 0 6% Final third 18 CHOR CHAROENYING Sukanya Air Force Central FC (THA) 90 0 22 SORNPAO Tiffany Kennesaw State Owls (USA) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 2 SAENKHUN Kanjanaporn Bundit Asia (THA) 91 0 27% Middle third 3 CHINWONG Natthakarn Bundit Asia (THA) 270 0 4 SRITALA Duangnapa Bangkok FC (THA) 0 0 5 PHANCHA Ainon Chonburi FC (THA) 270 0

DEFENDERS 9 PHETWISET Warunee Chonburi FC (THA) 160 0 67% Defensive third 10 SRANGTHAISONG Sunisa Bundit Asia (THA) 270 0 11 CHUCHUEN Sudarat Srisaket (THA) 18 0 23 PHILAWAN Phonphirun Bundit Asia (THA) 0 0 6 KHUEANPET Pikul Bundit Asia (THA) 235 0 Shots per match 7 INTAMEE Silawan Chonburi FC (THA) 252 0 13 SRIMANEE Orathai Bundit Asia (THA) 43 0 4.7 15 WAENNGOEN Orapin Bundit Asia (THA) 41 0 MIDFIELDERS 14.0 16 SAENGCHAN Khwanrudi Bundit Asia (THA) 0 0 Shots per goal 20 BOOTHDUANG Wilaiporn Bangkok FC (THA) 35 0 21 SUNG-NGOEN Kanjana C Bangkok FC (THA) 270 1 Shots on target per match 8 NILD Miranda UC Berkeley (USA) 270 0 12 THONGSOMBUT Rattikan Bundit Asia (THA) 179 0 2.3 14 PENGNGAM Saowalak Chonburi FC (THA) 0 0 7.0 FORWARDS 17 DANGDA Taneekarn Bangkok FC (THA) 115 0 1 Shots on target per goal 19 SORNSAI Pitsamai Chonburi FC (THA) 180 0 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 0 100% penalty Open-play goals area 1 from free kicks 0 1 0 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 0 0% penalty Goal location area 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 15 open-play goals from corners 0 15% penalty 20 3 area from free kicks Goals conceded 4 set-piece goals from penalties 1 Goal location inside 85% penalty 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 60 FIFATHAILAND Women’s World / AFCCup France 2019™Team shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

738m2 509m2

35m 30m

30m 24m

15m 24m 25m 16m

9m 9m 9m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length THAaccuracy 306 THAsuccess Final Short third 65% 20 (<17m) 2 62% Middle 121 44% Medium third 63% 36 (17-34m) 12 Defensive Long 165 74% 77% third 62% 69% 71% 29 21 (>34m) 22

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 2 31 40 11 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 2 56 67 24

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 8 56 47 100 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 17 31 20 69

Opponents bypassed 203 % THAof final-third entries leading to shots 311 333 Opposition defenders bypassed 42 45 50 Own players bypassed 472 19% 311 236 Own defenders bypassed 76 45 30 23% 28%

>23 km/h 1,532m Total distance (km) 106.9 1,808m 1,848m 19-23 km/h 4,424m 4,958m 4,975m Distance >19 km/h 5,956 13-19 km/h 19,785m 21,819m 22,465m Distance >23 km/h 1,532 7-13 km/h 37,494m 39,401m 40,572m 0-7 km/h 43,703m Activities >23 km/h 87 41,306m 40,477m Last FIFA Women's World Cup™ campaign: USA / Concacaf FIFA Women's World Cup 2015™ – winners

13 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ 15 17 7 June – 7 July Head coach ELLIS Jill (USA) MORGAN GROUP STAGE 11.06.2019 RAPINOE HEATH Technical staff USA 13-0 THA 3 16 GUSTAVSSON Tony (Assistant coach) 16.06.2019 SWANSON Steve (Assistant coach) USA 3-0 CHI ABEL Graeme (Goalkeeping coach) 20.06.2019 SCOTT Dawn (Fitness coach) SWE 0-2 USA 8

ROUND OF 16 MEWIS LAVELLE 24.06.2019 19 5 ESP 1-2 USA ERTZ QUARTER-FINAL 4 7 28.06.2019 FRA 1-2 USA DUNN O’HARA

SEMI-FINAL 02.07.2019 SAUERBRUNIN DAHLKEMPER ENG 1-2 USA 1

FINAL 07.07.2019 USA 2-0 NED NAEHER

Average possession FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™ squad 55% Total

NO. NAME CLUB (COUNTRY) MINS G A

1 NAEHER Alyssa (USA) 630 0 30% Final third 18 HARRIS Ashlyn Orlando Pride (USA) 0 0 21 FRANCH Adrianna Portland Thorns FC (USA) 0 0 GOALKEEPERS 4 SAUERBRUNN Becky Utah Royals FC (USA) 540 0 45% Middle third 5 O HARA Kelley Utah Royals FC (USA) 492 0 2 7 DAHLKEMPER Abby NC Courage (USA) 622 0 11 KRIEGER Ali Orlando Pride (USA) 138 0

DEFENDERS 12 DAVIDSON Tierna Chicago Red Stars (USA) 90 0 2 25% Defensive third 14 SONNETT Emily Portland Thorns FC (USA) 8 0 19 DUNN Crystal NC Courage (USA) 540 0 1 3 MEWIS Samantha NC Courage (USA) 467 2 3 6 BRIAN Morgan Chicago Red Stars (USA) 90 0 Shots per match 8 ERTZ Julie Chicago Red Stars (USA) 474 1 9 HORAN Lindsey Portland Thorns FC (USA) 357 2 2 19.0 16 LAVELLE Rose Washington Spirit (USA) 427 3 MIDFIELDERS 5.1 20 LONG Allie Reign FC (USA) 31 0 Shots per goal 2 PUGH Mallory Washington Spirit (USA) 118 1 1 10 LLOYD Carli C Sky Blue FC (USA) 194 3 Shots on target per match 13 MORGAN Alex C Orlando Pride (USA) 490 6 3 15 RAPINOE Megan C Reign FC (USA) 428 6 3 8.6 17 HEATH Tobin Portland Thorns FC (USA) 494 0 1 2.3 FORWARDS 22 McDONALD Jessica NC Courage (USA) 45 0 Shots on target per goal 23 PRESS Christen Utah Royals FC (USA) 255 1 1 NO. = Squad number; = Clean sheets; MINS = Minutes played; G = Goals; A = Assists.

inside from corners 3 69% penalty Open-play goals area 16 from free kicks 3 26 9 set-piece goals Goals scored outside from penalties 3 31% penalty Goal location area 1 own-goals from throw-ins 0

outside 2 open-play goals from corners 0 33% penalty 3 1 area from free kicks Goals conceded 1 set-piece goals from penalties 0 Goal location inside 67% penalty 0 own-goals from throw-ins 0 area 62 FIFA Women’sUSA / Concacaf World Cup France 2019Team™ shape data explanation Team positional insights Team compactness Team shape In possession In possession Out of possession Out of possession Deepest defender Deepest defender

953m2 39m 636m2 31m

26m 31m

25m 39m 40m 27m

14m 13m

The representation of player positions has been taken from one match. Team compactness and team shape data represents the team's tournament average.

Team passing Team passes Goalkeeper passing Goalkeeper passes Goalkeeper passing length USAaccuracy 505 USAsuccess Final Short third 75% 115 (<17m) 4 77% Middle 264 71% Medium third 79% 21 (17-34m) 4 Defensive Long 126 74% third 81% 69% 29 (>34m) 13

Defensive line breaks Attacking entries Inside line breaks Penalty-area entries 3 4 31 40 Outside line breaks Final-third entries 8 13 56 67

Defensive line breaks against Attacking entries against

Inside line breaks Final-third entries 3 2 56 47 Outside line breaks Penalty-area entries 8 5 31 20

Opponents bypassed 333 % THAof final-third entries leading to shots 311 Opposition defenders bypassed 50 45 Own players bypassed 236 28% 311 Own defenders bypassed 30 45 23%

>23 km/h 1,848m Total distance (km) 110.3 1,808m 19-23 km/h 4,975m 4,958m Distance >19 km/h 6,823 13-19 km/h 22,465m 21,819m Distance >23 km/h 1,848 7-13 km/h 40,572m 39,401m 0-7 km/h 40,477m Activities >23 km/h 102 41,306m 63

PERFORMANCE INSIGHTS FIFA WWC 2019 winner Average ball possession %

CAN 61%

AUS 59%

ESP 58%

FRA 57%

ENG 57%

GER 56%

NED 56%

USA 55%

BRA 52%

JPN 52%

KOR 50%

NOR 49%

SWE 48%

SCO 48%

CHN 46%

ITA 45%

CHI 44%

RSA 42%

JAM 41%

CMR 40%

NGA 40%

ARG 40%

NZL 40%

THA 34%

0 10 20 30 40 6050 70 80 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Passes and pass success % Tournament averages

CAN 581 79% 69% 71% 74% JPN 580 83%

ENG 573 80%

AUS 562 82%

ESP 545 77% 462 458442

NED 539 78% FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 2011 2015 2019 GER 513 75%

USA 505 77%

FRA 492 78%

CHN 466 67%

KOR 458 78%

NOR 454 76%

SWE 443 74%

SCO 440 78%

BRA 432 77%

RSA 382 65%

CHI 381 71%

ITA 371 70%

NZL 367 65%

ARG 334 61%

CMR 321 60%

JAM 315 66%

THA 306 62%

NGA 287 62%

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 600 Opponents bypassed Opposition defenders bypassed FIFA WWC 2019 winner Opponents and opposition defenders bypassed Tournament averages

419 CAN 55 FIFA WWC 2019 412 ESP 68 402 JPN 61 378 ENG 50 360 AUS 40 311 45 356 NED 45 Opponents Opposition bypassed defenders 350 bypassed CHN 67 348 GER 56 333 USA 50 322 NOR 38 321 FRA 39 311 SWE 46 298 SCO 44 294 BRA 41 275 KOR 43 264 CHI 35 264 ITA 40 259 NZL 51 232 CMR 33 226 ARG 36 211 RSA 33 203 THA 42 200 JAM 36 174 NGA 25

0 100 200 300 400 500 Own players bypassed Own defenders bypassed FIFA WWC 2019 winner Own players and own defenders bypassed Tournament averages

214 FRA 29 FIFA WWC 2019 15 236 ESP 33 12 236 USA 30 253 AUS 41 253 CAN 45 311 45 255 BRA 35 Own Own players defenders 261 bypassed bypassed ENG 39 261 NED 39 276 GER 55 286 KOR 41 304 NOR 47 306 JPN 35 318 SWE 39 332 CHN 46 337 CHI 48 341 NGA 40 349 ARG 50 355 ITA 53 401 JAM 46 401 SCO 62 434 CMR 54 435 RSA 91 444 NZL 74 472 THA 76

0 100 200 300 400 500 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Crosses and cross success % Tournament averages

AUS 30 24% 21% 22% 20% FRA 25 18%

CAN 22 23%

ESP 21 19%

KOR 18 17% 14 1515

USA 18 29% FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 2011 2015 2019 ENG 17 22%

GER 17 27%

NED 17 21%

CHI 16 18%

SWE 16 19%

BRA 15 21%

CHN 14 16%

JPN 14 20%

JAM 13 10%

NGA 13 21%

CMR 11 12%

ITA 11 20%

NOR 11 24%

NZL 11 29%

SCO 10 10%

ARG 6 9%

RSA 5 5%

THA 4 16%

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Final third entries Penalty area entries FIFA WWC 2019 winner Final third and penalty area entries Tournament averages

80 ESP 46 Final third entries 74 CAN 41 71 NED 33 67 USA 40 66 68 60 56 JPN 31 FIFA FIFA FIFA 65 WWC WWC WWC AUS 45 2011 2015 2019 63 FRA 39 Penalty area entries 61 CHN 33 61 ENG 37 58 GER 35 58 SWE 32 56 35 33 31 CMR 23 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 56 2011 2015 2019 KOR 34 55 CHI 29 49 NZL 23 46 SCO 26 44 ITA 28 44 BRA 26 44 NGA 25 43 NOR 25 42 JAM 31 40 RSA 15 37 ARG 14 24 THA 11

0 20 40 60 80 Final-third entries against Penalty-area entries against FIFA WWC 2019 winner Final-third and penalty-area entries against Tournament averages

36 FRA 15 Final-third entries against 41 AUS 24 43 ENG 22 45 CAN 18 46 ESP 17 68 60 56 47 FIFA FIFA FIFA USA WWC WWC WWC 20 2011 2015 2019 48 BRA 34 Penalty-area 50 entries against SWE 31 50 NED 25 51 SCO 36 51 ITA 42 51 KOR 27 35 33 31 54 FIFA FIFA FIFA JPN WWC WWC WWC 27 2011 2015 2019 54 GER 25 61 NOR 40 62 NGA 40 63 CHI 45 66 CHN 36 72 JAM 39 76 RSA 47 78 ARG 39 79 CMR 37 88 NZL 46 100 THA 69

0 20 40 60 80 100 Inside defensive line breaks Outside defensive line breaks FIFA WWC 2019 winner Inside and outside defensive line breaks Tournament 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 averages 6 GER 12 FIFA WWC 2019 5 JPN 8 5 ESP 9 4 CHN 11 4 SWE 9 83 4 USA 13 Inside Outside defensive defensive 3 line breaks line breaks ENG 8 3 FRA 11 3 NED 7 3 KOR 10 3 ITA 5 3 BRA 8 2 ARG 1 2 RSA 3 2 THA 2 2 AUS 11 2 SCO 9 2 NGA 5 2 CAN 13 1 NOR 6 1 JAM 8 1 CHI 6 1 CMR 6 1 NZL 7

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 Inside defensive line breaks against Outside defensive line breaks against FIFA WWC 2019 winner Inside and outside defensive line breaks against Tournament 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 averages 1 CAN 6 FIFA WWC 2019 1 JAM 10 1 FRA 4 2 USA 5 2 CHI 10 83 2 CMR 14 Inside Outside defensive defensive 2 line breaks line breaks against against ENG 7 2 ARG 9 2 BRA 9 2 NED 6 2 KOR 7 2 ITA 11 3 CHN 9 3 JPN 3 3 SWE 7 3 ESP 9 3 AUS 7 4 NZL 11 4 GER 5 4 SCO 9 5 NGA 12 5 NOR 9 8 RSA 14 8 THA 17

0 5 10 15 20 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Shots per match Tournament 0 100 200 300 400 500 averages

FRA 19.2

USA 19.0

ESP 17.8

CAN 15.8

GER 15.6 14.7 12.913.2

SWE 15.4 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 2011 2015 2019 AUS 14.0

KOR 14.0

BRA 13.5

ENG 13.3

JPN 13.3

NED 13.1

NOR 12.2

JAM 12.0

CHI 11.7

CMR 11.5

ITA 11.0

CHN 10.5

SCO 10.3

NGA 7.8

ARG 6.7

NZL 6.0

RSA 5.3

THA 4.7

0 5 10 15 20 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Shots on target per match Tournament 0 100 200 300 400 500 averages

USA 8.6

GER 6.6

SWE 5.9

ESP 5.8

ENG 5.6 4.6 4.44.4

AUS 5.3 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 2011 2015 2019 FRA 5.0

BRA 4.8

KOR 4.7

SCO 4.7

JPN 4.5

ITA 4.2

NED 4.1

NOR 4.0

CAN 3.5

CMR 3.0

ARG 2.7

CHI 2.7

JAM 2.7

THA 2.3

CHN 2.3

NZL 2.0

RSA 1.3

NGA 1.3

0 2 4 6 8 10 Shots inside penalty area (%) Shots outside penalty area (%) FIFA WWC 2019 winner Shots inside/outside penalty area Tournament averages

77% NZL 23% 76% AUS 24% 75% SWE 50% 25% 50% 74% 12 CHN 26% 10 72% ENG FIFA WWC 28% 2011 71% NOR 29% 67% GER 44% 33% 56% 66% USA 34% 65% FIFA WWC SCO 35% 2015 64% FRA 36% 61% 39% BRA 39% 61% 60% JPN 40% FIFA WWC 59% 2019 JAM 41% 59% NED 41% 56% ITA 44% 54% ESP 46% 54% CAN 46% 52% NGA 48% 48% ARG 52% 48% KOR 52% 41% CMR 59% 39% THA 61% 38% RSA 62% 33% CHI 67%

0 2010 30 40 50 60 70 80 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Shots per goal Tournament 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 averages

USA 5.1 3,5

ITA 6.1 3,0

2,5 SCO 6.2 2,0

AUS 6.2 1,5

1,0

ARG 6.7 0,5 10.9 9.29.4 0,0 ENG 7.2 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 2011 2015 2019 BRA 7.7

GER 7.8

NED 8.4

NOR 8.7

SWE 9.0

FRA 9.6

THA 14.0

CMR 15.3

NGA 15.5

CAN 15.8

RSA 16.0

CHI 17.5

JPN 17.7

ESP 17.8

NZL 18.0

JAM 36.0

CHN 42.0

KOR 42.0

0 10 20 30 40 50 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Shots on target per goal Tournament 0 20 40 60 80 100 averages

USA 2.3 150 AUS 2.3 120

ITA 2.3

FRA 2.5

NGA 2.5 3.4 3.13.1

NED 2.6 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 2011 2015 2019 ARG 2.7

BRA 2.7

SCO 2.8

NOR 2.9

ENG 3.0

GER 3.3

SWE 3.4

CAN 3.5

CMR 4.0

CHI 4.0

RSA 4.0

ESP 5.8

JPN 6.0

NZL 6.0

THA 7.0

JAM 8.0

CHN 9.0

KOR 14.0

0 3 6 9 12 15 Goals scored Goals conceded FIFA WWC 2019 winner Goals scored and conceded 0 3 6 9 12 15 26 USA 3 13 ENG 5 11 NED 5 10 FRA 4 10 GER 2 86 146146 10 SWE 8 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC 9 2011 2015 2019 AUS 6 9 ITA 4 7 BRA 5 7 NOR 7 5 SCO 7 4 CAN 3 4 CHI 3 4 ESP 4 3 ARG 4 3 CMR 8 3 JPN 5 2 NGA 7 1 CHN 3 1 JAM 12 1 KOR 8 1 NZL 5 1 RSA 8 1 THA 20

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 In possession Out of possession FIFA WWC 2019 winner Compactness in and out of possession (m2) Tournament 0 5 10 15 20 averages 1072 AUS 623 FIFA WWC 2019 991 NED 677 953 USA 636 922 ENG 641 901 SCO 77 578826 893 FRA 579 In Out of possession possession 863 ITA 593 835 JPN 519 832 ESP 651 827 RSA 533 810 SWE 603 806 BRA 558 802 KOR 553 795 JAM 553 786 CAN 561 762 NGA 551 738 THA 509 738 CHN 525 727 NZL 479 715 GER 548 706 NOR 514 704 CHI 525 703 CMR 598 569 ARG 502

0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 In possession Out of possession FIFA WWC 2019 winner Team length in and out of possession (m) Tournament 0 5 10 15 20 averages 32 AUS 29 FIFA WWC 2019 32 ITA 28 31 NED 29 31 JAM 29 31 ENG 28 31 2630 USA 26 In Out of 31 possession possession NZL 26 30 SWE 28 30 BRA 27 30 THA 24 30 NGA 25 29 NOR 27 29 FRA 26 29 JPN 25 29 RSA 23 29 CMR 27 29 SCO 27 29 GER 26 28 ESP 27 28 KOR 24 28 CAN 26 28 CHN 25 26 CHI 24 25 ARG 23

0 15105 20 25 30 35 In possession Out of possession FIFA WWC 2019 winner Depth of last defender in and out of possession (m) Tournament 0 2 4 6 8 10 averages 41 GER 43 FIFA WWC 2019 41 ESP 40 41 FRA 43 39 CAN 41 39 USA 40 3735 38 AUS 43 In Out of possession possession 38 JPN 41 38 SWE 39 37 ENG 39 37 CHN 38 37 NED 38 35 KOR 36 35 SCO 35 34 CMR 34 33 BRA 34 32 ARG 31 32 CHI 33 32 NGA 35 32 NOR 34 32 NZL 33 31 JAM 35 31 ITA 36 30 RSA 33 24 THA 25

0 10 20 30 40 50 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Total distance covered (km) Tournament 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 averages

GER 114.7 FIFA WWC 2019

CAN 113.8

SWE 113.7 109.3 JPN 113.1

CHI 112.8

NOR 111.9

NZL 111.7

CHN 111.7

AUS 111.3

USA 110.3

ENG 109.2

KOR 109.2

ESP 108.8

NED 107.9

ITA 107.1

FRA 107.1

THA 106.9

SCO 106.3

BRA 106.1

ARG 106.1

RSA 105.6

CMR 105.3

JAM 105.1

NGA 100.5

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Distance covered (m) >19 km/h Tournament 0 10 20 30 40 50 averages

AUS 8,028 FIFA WWC 2019

GER 7,819

CHN 7,778 6,766 NGA 7,680

BRA 7,384

CAN 7,323

NOR 7,151

ENG 7,001

USA 6,823

ITA 6,691

ESP 6,590

JAM 6,563

SWE 6,555

CMR 6,443

CHI 6,412

JPN 6,411

FRA 6,385

NZL 6,307

KOR 6,164

NED 6,144

RSA 6,114

ARG 6,005

THA 5,956

SCO 5,546

0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Distance covered (m) >23 km/h Tournament 0 3 6 9 12 15 averages

NGA 2,482 FIFA WWC 2019

AUS 2,392

BRA 2,190 1,808 GER 2,083

JAM 2,068

ENG 2,014

NOR 1,983

CAN 1,947

USA 1,848

SWE 1,782

FRA 1,756

ITA 1,754

NED 1,746

CHN 1,637

CMR 1,621

RSA 1,604

ESP 1,598

THA 1,532

CHI 1,496

NZL 1,474

JPN 1,462

KOR 1,419

ARG 1,393

SCO 1,369

0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Number of activities above 23 km/h Tournament 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 averages

NGA 135 FIFA WWC 2019

AUS 129

BRA 118 101 GER 115

JAM 114

CAN 112

ENG 111

NOR 105

USA 102

FRA 101

CHN 100

NED 99

SWE 98

RSA 96

ITA 94

CMR 93

ESP 89

THA 87

CHI 84

NZL 83

JPN 82

ARG 82

KOR 79

SCO 76

0 30 60 90 120 150 FIFA WWC 2019 winner Goalkeeper passes Tournament 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200averages Kaylin Swart (RSA) 52 (GER) 41 Andile Dlamini (RSA) 39 Waraporn Boonsing (THA) 39 (ITA) 34

Erin Nayler (NZL) 34 29 29 28 Barbara (BRA) 33 FIFA FIFA FIFA WWC WWC WWC (NOR) 33 2011 2015 2019

Sukanya Chor Charoenying (THA) 31

Hedvig Lindahl (SWE) 31

Stephanie Labbe (CAN) 31

Lydia Williams (AUS) 30

Lee Alexander (SCO) 30

Christiane Endler (CHI) 29

Kim Minjung (KOR) 29

Sydney Schneider (JAM) 29

Karen Bardsley (ENG) 28

Nicole McClure (JAM) 27

Ayaka Yamashita (JPN) 25

Chiamaka Nnadozie (NGA) 24

Sari van Veenendaal (NED) 23

Sarah Bouhaddi (FRA) 22

Vanina Correa (ARG) 22

Peng Shimeng (CHN) 22

Alyssa Naeher (USA) 21

Annette Ngo Ndom (CMR) 21

Carly Telford (ENG) 20

Sandra Panos (ESP) 20

Tochukwu Oluehi (NGA) 16

0 10 20 30 40 50 Passes short (under 17m) Passes medium (17-34m) Passes long (over 34m) FIFA WWC 2019 winner Goalkeeper pass length Tournament 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35averages

Kaylin Swart (RSA) 4 9 39

Almuth Schult (GER) 12 11 18 4 Andile Dlamini (RSA) 10 14 16

Waraporn Boonsing (THA) 3 15 22 17 8

Laura Giuliani (ITA) 6 15 14 FIFA WWC Erin Nayler (NZL) 2 7 26 2011

Barbara (BRA) 14 16 4 5 Ingrid Hjelmseth (NOR) 14 10 9 15 Stephanie Labbe (CAN) 9 9 13 9 (SWE) 7 9 15 FIFA WWC Sukanya Chor Charoenying (THA) 8 23 2015

Lydia Williams (AUS) 15 11 4 7 Lee Alexander (SCO) 8 9 13 13 8 Sydney Schneider (JAM) 8 4 17

Christiane Endler (CHI) 4 6 19 FIFA WWC 2019 (ENG) 9 10 9

Kim Minjung (KOR) 6 8 14

Nicole McClure (JAM) 1 1 25

Chiamaka Nnadozie (NGA) 2 4 19

Ayaka Yamashita (JPN) 13 8 3

Sari van Veenendaal (NED) 6 8 10

Sarah Bouhaddi (FRA) 5 7 10

Peng Shimeng (CHN) 2 4 16

Vanina Correa (ARG) 2 4 16

Annette Ngo Ndom (CMR) 4 5 12

Alyssa Naeher (USA) 4 4 13

Carly Telford (ENG) 9 6 6

Sandra Panos (ESP) 5 3 12

Tochukwu Oluehi (NGA) 2 5 9

0 10 20 30 40 50 Shots conceded on target Saves FIFA WWC 2019 winner Goalkeeper saves 0 10 20 30 40 50 26 Sari van Veenendaal (NED) 21 25 Laura Giuliani (ITA) 20 24 Hedvig Lindahl (SWE) 18 23 Andile Dlamini (RSA) 16 22 Ingrid Hjelmseth (NOR) 16 22 Sukanya Chor Charoenying (THA) 9 21 Waraporn Boonsing (THA) 14 19 Peng Shimeng (CHN) 16 18 Erin Nayler (NZL) 12 18 Lee Alexander (SCO) 11 17 Christiane Endler (CHI) 12 17 Vanina Correa (ARG) 13 16 Ayaka Yamashita (JPN) 11 16 Sarah Bouhaddi (FRA) 13 15 Alyssa Naeher (USA) 12 15 Annette Ngo Ndom (CMR) 7 15 Chiamaka Nnadozie (NGA) 10 14 Lydia Williams (AUS) 8 13 Barbara (BRA) 10 13 Carly Telford (ENG) 9 13 Karen Bardsley (ENG) 11 12 Kim Minjung (KOR) 5 Sandra Panos (ESP) 12 8 Sydney Schneider (JAM) 12 4 Almuth Schult (GER) 11 9 Nicole McClure (JAM) 7 3 Stephanie Labbe (CAN) 6 2 Tochukwu Oluehi (NGA) 4 2 Kaylin Swart (RSA) 3 2

0 10 20 In possession Out of possession FIFA WWC 2019 winner Goalkeeper depth in and out of possession (m) Tournament 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 averages 19 CAN 18 17 AUS 17 17 GER 17 17 ESP 16 16 SWE 16 1313 16 ENG 14 In Out of possession possession 15 JPN 14 14 FRA 14 14 USA 13 14 CMR 13 13 CHN 14 13 KOR 12 12 BRA 11 12 CHI 11 12 SCO 11 11 NED 11 11 ITA 12 11 NOR 12 11 JAM 11 10 NZL 11 10 RSA 10 9 THA 9 8 NGA 8 8 ARG 8

0 5 10 15 20 90

FIFA AWARDS 91 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

ADIDAS GOLDEN BALL

This award goes to the best player in the final competition on the basis of a ranking compiled by the FIFA Technical Study Group. A Silver Ball and a Bronze Ball are awarded to the second- and third-best players.

ADIDAS SILVER BALL: ADIDAS GOLDEN BALL: ADIDAS BRONZE BALL: Lucy Bronze (ENG, 2) (USA,15) Rose Lavelle (USA, 16)

ADIDAS GOLDEN BOOT

Megan Rapinoe (USA, 15)

ADIDAS SILVER BOOT: (USA, 13)

ADIDAS BRONZE BOOT: Ellen White (ENG, 18)

This award is given to the top goalscorer of the FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™. Assists are included if two or more players are equal on goals scored. The FIFA Technical Study Group decides whether an assist is to be counted. If two or more players remain equal, the player who played fewer minutes in the final competition is ranked first. 92 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

ADIDAS GOLDEN GLOVE FIFA YOUNG PLAYER AWARD

The top goalkeeper award at the FIFA Women’s World The FIFA Young Player Award was given to the best Cup France 2019™ is given by the FIFA Technical Study young player in France, as selected by the FIFA Technical Group based on performances throughout the final Study Group. The player had to have been born on or competition. after 1 January 1999.

Sari van Veenendaal (NED, 1) (GER, 15)

FIFA FAIR PLAY TROPHY

France

The FIFA Fair Play Trophy is awarded to the team with the best fair-play record, according to a points system and criteria specified in the competition regulations. 93

MATCH INFORMATION 94 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GROUP A Data provided by FIFA.

France v. Korea Republic 4-0 (3-0) Norway v. Nigeria 3-0 (3-0)

1 07.06.2019 21:00 PARIS 45,261 2 08.06.2019 21:00 REIMS 11,058 FRA: 16 BOUHADDI; 3 RENARD, 4 TORRENT, 6 HENRY (C), 9 LE SOMMER, NOR: 1 HJELMSETH; 2 WOLD, 3 THORISDOTTIR, 6 MJELDE (C), 8 RISA, 10 MAJRI, 11 DIANI, 15 BUSSAGLIA, 17 THINEY, 19 MBOCK BATHY, 9 HERLOVSEN, 10 GRAHAM HANSEN, 11 UTLAND Lisa-Marie, 14 ENGEN, 20 CASCARINO 16 REITEN, 17 MINDE KOR: 18 KIM Minjung; 4 HWANG, 5 KIM Doyeon, 8 CHO (C), 10 JI, NGA: 1 OLUEHI; 3 OHALE, 4 EBERE, 5 EBI, 8 OSHOALA, 9 OPARANOZIE (C), 11 JUNG Seolbin, 12 KANG Yumi, 15 LEE Youngju, 16 JANG, 10 CHIKWELU, 13 OKOBI, 14 MICHAEL, 17 ORDEGA, 18 AYINDE 17 LEE Geummin, 20 KIM Player of the Match: (NOR) Player of the Match: Wendie RENARD (FRA) Scorers: 1-0 17’ REITEN (16), 2-0 34’ UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), Scorers: 1-0 9’ LE SOMMER (9), 2-0 35’ RENARD (3), 3-0 37’ OHALE (3) own goal 3-0 45’+2 RENARD (3), 4-0 85’ HENRY (6) Referee: JACEWICZ Kate (AUS) Referee: UMPIERREZ Claudia (URU) Assistant referees: NESBITT Kathryn (USA), BOUDREAU Chantal (CAN) Assistant referees: MASCARANA (URU), AMBOYA Monica (ECU) 4th official: REIBELT Casey (AUS) 4th official: BORJAS Melissa (HON) Reserve assistant referee: HAGIO Maiko (JPN) Reserve assistant referee: DE ALMEIDA Mariana (ARG) Substitutions: NOR: 80’ out UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), in THORSNES (7), Substitutions: FRA: 70’ out CASCARINO (20), in GAUVIN (13), 84’ out RISA (8), in MAANUM (18), 74’ out MAJRI (10), in PERISSET (2), 90’+1 out REITEN (16), in HAAVI (20) 86’ out THINEY (17), in GEYORO (8) NGA: 51’ out AYINDE (18), in UCHENDU (11), KOR: 52’ out KANG Yumi (12), in KANG Chaerim (23), 54’ out MICHAEL (14), in OKEKE (20), 69’ out LEE Youngju (15), in LEE Mina (7), 71’ out OPARANOZIE (9), in KANU (12) 86’ out JUNG Seolbin (11), in YEO (13) Cautions: NGA: 13’ OPARANOZIE (9), 45’+1 ORDEGA (17) Cautions: – Expulsions: – Expulsions: –

France v. Norway 2-1 (0-0) Nigeria v. Korea Republic 2-0 (1-0)

13 12.06.2019 21:00 34,872 14 12.06.2019 15:00 GRENOBLE 11,252 FRA: 16 BOUHADDI; 3 RENARD, 4 TORRENT, 6 HENRY (C), 9 LE SOMMER, NGA: 16 NNADOZIE; 3 OHALE, 4 EBERE, 5 EBI, 8 OSHOALA, 9 OPARANOZIE (C), 10 MAJRI, 11 DIANI, 13 GAUVIN , 15 BUSSAGLIA, 17 THINEY, 10 CHIKWELU, 11 UCHENDU, 13 OKOBI, 17 ORDEGA, 20 OKEKE 19 MBOCK BATHY KOR: 18 KIM Minjung; 4 HWANG, 5 KIM Doyeon, 7 LEE Mina, 8 CHO (C), NOR: 1 HJELMSETH; 2 WOLD, 3 THORISDOTTIR, 6 MJELDE (C), 8 RISA, 10 JI, 11 JUNG Seolbin, 16 JANG, 17 LEE Geummin, 20 KIM Hyeri, 9 HERLOVSEN, 10 GRAHAM HANSEN, 14 ENGEN, 16 REITEN, 17 MINDE, 23 KANG Chaerim 21 SAEVIK Player of the Match: (KOR) Player of the Match: Valerie GAUVIN (FRA) Scorers: 1-0 29’ KIM Doyeon (5) own goal, 2-0 75’ OSHOALA (8) Scorers: 1-0 46’ GAUVIN (13), 1-1 54’ RENARD (3) own goal, Referee: PUSTOVOYTOVA Anastasia (RUS) 2-1 72’ LE SOMMER (9) pen. Assistant referees: KUROCHKINA Ekaterina (RUS), IUGULESCU Petruta (ROU) Referee: STEINHAUS Bibiana (GER) 4th official: KOROLEVA Ekaterina (USA) Assistant referees: RAFALSKI Katrin (GER), KOUROMPYLIA Chrysoula (GRE) Reserve assistant referee: MAGNUSSON Julia (SWE) 4th official: HUSSEIN Riem (GER) Substitutions: NGA: 65’ out UCHENDU (11), in AYINDE (18), Reserve assistant referee: RASHID Lisa (ENG) 80’ out ORDEGA (17), in IMO (7), Substitutions: FRA: 82’ out THINEY (17), in BILBAULT (14), 83’ out OSHOALA (8), in KANU (12) 85’ out GAUVIN (13), in CASCARINO (20) KOR: 56’ out JUNG Seolbin (11), in YEO (13), NOR: 76’ out SAEVIK (21), in UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), 56’ out LEE Mina (7), in MOON (9), 86’ out WOLD (2), in HANSEN (5), 76’ out KANG Chaerim (23), in LEE Sodam (19) 90’+1 out RISA (8), in MAANUM (18) Cautions: NGA: 61’ CHIKWELU (10) Cautions: FRA: 56’ LE SOMMER (9) KOR: 49’ JI (10), 71’ HWANG (4) NOR: 71’ ENGEN (14) Expulsions: – Expulsions: –

Nigeria v. France 0-1 (0-0) Korea Republic v. Norway 1-2 (0-1)

25 17.06.2019 21:00 RENNES 28,267 26 17.06.2019 21:00 REIMS 13,034 NGA: 16 NNADOZIE; 3 OHALE, 4 EBERE, 5 EBI, 8 OSHOALA, 9 OPARANOZIE (C), KOR: 18 KIM Minjung; 2 LEE Eunmi, 5 KIM Doyeon, 8 CHO (C), 9 MOON, 10 JI, 10 CHIKWELU, 13 OKOBI, 17 ORDEGA, 18 AYINDE, 20 OKEKE 13 YEO, 14 SHIN, 16 JANG, 17 LEE Geummin, 23 KANG Chaerim FRA: 16 BOUHADDI; 2 PERISSET, 3 RENARD, 6 HENRY (C), 10 MAJRI, 13 GAUVIN, NOR: 1 HJELMSETH; 2 WOLD, 3 THORISDOTTIR, 6 MJELDE (C), 8 RISA, 14 BILBAULT, 17 THINEY, 18 ASSEYI, 19 MBOCK BATHY, 20 CASCARINO 9 HERLOVSEN, 10 GRAHAM HANSEN, 11 UTLAND Lisa-Marie, 14 ENGEN, 16 REITEN, 17 MINDE Player of the Match: Wendie RENARD (FRA) Scorers: 0-1 79’ RENARD (3) pen. Player of the Match: (NOR) Referee: BORJAS Melissa (HON) Scorers: 0-1 4’ GRAHAM HANSEN (10) pen., 0-2 50’ HERLOVSEN (9) pen., 1-2 78’ YEO (13) Assistant referees: PERELLO Shirley (HON), MARISCAL Felisha (USA) Referee: BEAUDOIN Marie-Soleil (CAN) 4th official: CARVAJAL Maria (CHI) Assistant referees: BROWN Princess (JAM), YEE SING Stephanie-Dale (JAM) Reserve assistant referee: VASQUEZ Leslie (CHI) 4th official: LENGWE Gladys (ZAM) Substitutions: NGA: 84’ out ORDEGA (17), in NWABUOKU (6), 85’ out OSHOALA (8), in IMO (7), Reserve assistant referee: SALAMASINA Maria (SAM) 90’ out OPARANOZIE (9), in KANU (12) Substitutions: KOR: 66’ out KANG Chaerim (23), in LEE Mina (7), FRA: 62’ out CASCARINO (20), in LE SOMMER (9), 79’ out LEE Eunmi (2), in JEONG (3), 62’ out GAUVIN (13), in DIANI (11), 82’ out MOON (9), in KANG Yumi (12) 89’ out THINEY (17), in GEYORO (8) NOR: 46’ HT out UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), in SAEVIK (21), Cautions: NGA: 77’ NNADOZIE (16), 90’+9 CHIKWELU (10) 54’ out GRAHAM HANSEN (10), in MAANUM (18), 69’ out HERLOVSEN (9), in THORSNES (7) FRA: 45’+1 GAUVIN (13) Cautions: KOR: 4’ CHO (8), 85’ YEO (13) Expulsions: NGA: 75’ (2YR) EBERE (4) Expulsions: – 95 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GROUP B

Germany v. China PR 1-0 (0-0) Spain v. South Africa 3-1 (0-1)

3 08.06.2019 15:00 RENNES 15,283 4 08.06.2019 18:00 12,044 GER: 1 SCHULT; 2 SIMON, 3 HENDRICH, 5 HEGERING, 9 HUTH, 10 MAROZSAN, ESP: 13 PANOS; 4 PAREDES, 6 LOSADA, 7 CORREDERA, 8 TORREJON (C), 11 POPP (C), 13 DAEBRITZ, 15 GWINN, 18 LEUPOLZ, 23 DOORSOUN 9 CALDENTEY, 10 HERMOSO, 11 PUTELLAS, 14 TORRECILLA, 16 LEON, 19 SAMPEDRO CHN: 12 PENG; 2 LIU Shanshan, 3 LIN, 4 LOU Jiahui, 5 WU (C), 6 HAN, 9 YANG, 11 WANG Shanshan, 17 GU, 20 ZHANG, 21 YAO RSA: 16 DLAMINI; 2 RAMALEPE, 3 VILAKAZI, 4 MATLOU, 5 VAN WYK (C), 8 FULUTUDILU, 9 MTHANDI, 10 MOTLHALO, 11 KGATLANA, 15 JANE, Player of the Match: Giulia GWINN (GER) 19 BIYANA Scorers: 1-0 66’ GWINN (15) Player of the Match: (ESP) Referee: BEAUDOIN Marie-Soleil (CAN) Scorers: 0-1 25’ KGATLANA (11), 1-1 69’ HERMOSO (10) pen., Assistant referees: BROWN Princess (JAM), YEE SING Stephanie-Dale (JAM) 2-1 82’ HERMOSO (10) pen., 3-1 89’ GARCIA Lucia (17) 4th official: VENEGAS Lucila (MEX) Referee: CARVAJAL Maria (CHI) Reserve assistant referee: CHAVEZ Mayte (MEX) Assistant referees: VASQUEZ Leslie (CHI), TOLOZA Loreto (CHI) Substitutions: GER: 46’ HT out SIMON (2), in OBERDORF (6), 4th official: FORTUNATO Laura (ARG) 63’ out LEUPOLZ (18), in MAGULL (20), Reserve assistant referee: BLANCO Mary (COL) 85’ out HUTH (9), in SCHUELLER (7) Substitutions: ESP: 46’ HT out LOSADA (6), in BONMATI (18), CHN: 33’ out LOU Jiahui (4), in TAN (19), 46’ HT out SAMPEDRO (19), in GARCIA Lucia (17), 46’ HT out YAO (21), in WANG Shuang (7), 73’ out PUTELLAS (11), in GARCIA Nahikari (22) 69’ out YANG (9), in SONG (15) RSA: 52’ out MOTLHALO (10), in NDIMENI (21), Cautions: GER: 82’ OBERDORF (6) 56’ out MTHANDI (9), in SEOPOSENWE (12), CHN: 12’ WANG Shanshan (11), 44’ YANG (9), 77’ out FULUTUDILU (8), in SMEDA (17) 50’ LIU Shanshan (2), 71’ WANG Shuang (7) Cautions: ESP: 90’+4 CORREDERA (7) Expulsions: – RSA: 68’ VAN WYK (5), 77’ BIYANA (19) Expulsions: RSA: 81’ (2YR) VILAKAZI (3)

Germany v. Spain 1-0 (1-0) South Africa v. China PR 0-1 (0-1)

15 12.06.2019 18:00 VALENCIENNES 20,761 16 13.06.2019 21:00 PARIS 20,011 GER: 1 SCHULT; 3 HENDRICH, 5 HEGERING, 6 OBERDORF, 8 GOESSLING, RSA: 20 SWART; 2 RAMALEPE, 4 MATLOU, 5 VAN WYK (C), 6 MAKHABANE, 9 HUTH, 11 POPP (C), 13 DAEBRITZ, 15 GWINN, 17 SCHWEERS, 8 FULUTUDILU, 11 KGATLANA, 13 MBANE, 15 JANE, 19 BIYANA, 23 DOORSOUN 23 HOLWENI ESP: 13 PANOS; 4 PAREDES, 7 CORREDERA, 8 TORREJON (C), 9 CALDENTEY, CHN: 12 PENG; 2 LIU Shanshan, 3 LIN, 5 WU (C), 6 HAN, 7 WANG Shuang, 10 HERMOSO, 11 PUTELLAS, 14 TORRECILLA, 15 MESEGUER, 16 LEON, 10 LI Ying, 11 WANG Shanshan, 13 WANG Yan, 17 GU, 20 ZHANG 22 GARCIA Nahikari Player of the Match: LI Ying (CHN) Player of the Match: Sara DAEBRITZ (GER) Scorers: 0-1 40’ LI Ying (10) Scorers: 1-0 42’ DAEBRITZ (13) Referee: KULCSAR Katalin (HUN) Referee: MONZUL Kateryna (UKR) Assistant referees: TOROK Katalin (HUN), RODAK Sanja (CRO) Assistant referees: STRILETSKA Maryna (UKR), ARDASHEVA Oleksandra (UKR) 4th official: ADAMKOVA Jana (CZE) 4th official: BRAZ Sandra (POR) Reserve assistant referee: YEE SING Stephanie-Dale (JAM) Reserve assistant referee: TEPUSA Mihaela (ROU) Substitutions: RSA: 60’ out FULUTUDILU (8), in SEOPOSENWE (12), Substitutions: GER: 46’ HT out HENDRICH (3), in BUEHL (19), 72’ out HOLWENI (23), in SMEDA (17), 64’ out OBERDORF (6), in MAGULL (20), 82’ out JANE (15), in MOTLHALO (10) 80’ out GOESSLING (8), in LEUPOLZ (18) CHN: 65’ out GU (17), in LOU Jiahui (4), ESP: 59’ out CALDENTEY (9), in GARCIA Lucia (17), 78’ out LI Ying (10), in YAO (21), 66’ out MESEGUER (15), in GUIJARRO (12), 81’ out WANG Yan (13), in YANG Li (9) 77’ out PUTELLAS (11), in BONMATI (18) Cautions: RSA: 83’ MATLOU (4) Cautions: GER: 63’ SCHWEERS (17) Expulsions: – Expulsions: –

South Africa v. Germany 0-4 (0-3) China PR v. Spain 0-0

27 17.06.2019 18:00 MONTPELLIER 15,502 28 17.06.2019 18:00 LE HAVRE 11,814 RSA: 16 DLAMINI; 2 RAMALEPE, 3 VILAKAZI, 4 MATLOU, 5 VAN WYK (C), CHN: 12 PENG; 2 LIU Shanshan, 3 LIN, 5 WU (C), 6 HAN, 7 WANG Shuang, 6 MAKHABANE, 8 FULUTUDILU, 9 MTHANDI, 15 JANE, 19 BIYANA, 10 LI Ying, 11 WANG Shanshan, 13 WANG Yan, 17 GU, 20 ZHANG 21 NDIMENI ESP: 13 PANOS; 3 OUAHABI, 4 PAREDES (C), 7 CORREDERA, 9 CALDENTEY, GER: 1 SCHULT; 5 HEGERING, 9 HUTH, 11 POPP (C), 13 DAEBRITZ, 15 GWINN, 10 HERMOSO, 12 GUIJARRO, 14 TORRECILLA, 16 LEON, 17 GARCIA Lucia, 17 SCHWEERS, 18 LEUPOLZ, 19 BUEHL, 20 MAGULL, 23 DOORSOUN 22 GARCIA Nahikari Player of the Match: Sara DAEBRITZ (GER) Player of the Match: PENG Shimeng (CHN) Scorers: 0-1 14’ LEUPOLZ (18), 0-2 29’ DAEBRITZ (13), Scorers: – 0-3 40’ POPP (11), 0-4 58’ MAGULL (20) Referee: ALVES BATISTA Edina (BRA) Referee: BRAZ Sandra (POR) Assistant referees: BACK Neuza (BRA), SACILOTTI Tatiane (BRA) Assistant referees: MAGNUSSON Julia (SWE), RASHID Lisa (ENG) 4th official: FORTUNATO Laura (ARG) 4th official: FRAPPART Stephanie (FRA) Reserve assistant referee: BLANCO Mary (COL) Reserve assistant referee: O NEILL Michelle (IRL) Substitutions: CHN: 46’ HT out WANG Shanshan (11), in YANG (9), Substitutions: RSA: 46’ HT out MTHANDI (9), in KGATLANA (11), 55’ out WANG Shuang (7), in LI Wen (16), 46’ HT out FULUTUDILU (8), in MULAUDZI (22), 87’ out GU (17), in YAO (21) 89’ out BIYANA (19), in SMEDA (17) ESP: 46’ HT out CALDENTEY (9), in FALCON (21), GER: 46’ HT out SCHWEERS (17), in SIMON (2), 67’ out GARCIA Nahikari (22), in PUTELLAS (11), 59’ out HUTH (9), in DALLMANN (16), 86’ out GARCIA Lucia (17), in JIMENEZ (2) 66’ out BUEHL (19), in SCHUELLER (7) Cautions: CHN: 63’ LI (16) Cautions: RSA: 53’ RAMALEPE (2), 58’ VILAKAZI (3), 66’ MULAUDZI (22) Expulsions: – GER: 54’ MAGULL (20) Expulsions: – 96 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GROUP C

Australia v. Italy 1-2 (1-0) Brazil v. Jamaica 3-0 (1-0)

5 09.06.2019 13:00 VALENCIENNES 15,380 6 09.06.2019 15:30 GRENOBLE 17,668 AUS: 1 WILLIAMS; 4 POLKINGHORNE, 6 LOGARZO, 7 CATLEY, 9 FOORD, BRA: 1 BARBARA; 5 THAISA, 6 TAMIRES, 7 ANDRESSA, 8 FORMIGA, 9 DEBINHA, 10 VAN EGMOND, 13 YALLOP, 14 KENNEDY, 16 RASO, 20 KERR (C), 11 CRISTIANE, 13 LETICIA SANTOS, 14 KATHELLEN, 16 BEATRIZ, 21 CARPENTER 21 MONICA (C) ITA: 1 GIULIANI; 2 BERGAMASCHI, 3 GAMA (C), 4 GALLI, 5 LINARI, 7 GUAGNI, JAM: 1 SCHNEIDER; 4 SWABY, 5 PLUMMER (C), 6 SOLAUN, 9 SWEATMAN, 10 GIRELLI, 11 BONANSEA, 18 MAURO, 21 CERNOIA, 23 GIUGLIANO 11 SHAW, 14 BLACKWOOD Den-Den, 16 BOND-FLASZA, 17 SWABY, 18 CARTER, 20 MATTHEWS Player of the Match: (ITA) Scorers: 1-0 22’ KERR (20), 1-1 56’ BONANSEA (11), Player of the Match: CRISTIANE (BRA) 1-2 90’+5 BONANSEA (11) Scorers: 1-0 15’ CRISTIANE (11), 2-0 50’ CRISTIANE (11), Referee: BORJAS Melissa (HON) 3-0 64’ CRISTIANE (11) Assistant referees: PERELLO Shirley (HON), MARISCAL Felisha (USA) Referee: HUSSEIN Riem (GER) 4th official: KOROLEVA Ekaterina (USA) Assistant referees: COCKBURN Kylie (SCO), TEPUSA Mihaela (ROU) Reserve assistant referee: CAUDILLO Enedina (MEX) 4th official: MONZUL Kateryna (UKR) Substitutions: AUS: 61’ out LOGARZO (6), in DE VANNA (11), Reserve assistant referee: IUGULESCU Petruta (ROU) 69’ out RASO (16), in GORRY (19), Substitutions: BRA: 65’ out BEATRIZ (16), in GEYSE (23), 83’ out YALLOP (13), in KELLOND-KNIGHT (8) 65’ out CRISTIANE (11), in LUDMILA (19), ITA: 46’ HT out GALLI (4), in BARTOLI (13), 76’ out KATHELLEN (14), in DAIANE (3) 58’ out MAURO (18), in SABATINO (9), JAM: 62’ out MATTHEWS (20), in BROWN (10), 77’ out BERGAMASCHI (2), in GIACINTI (19) 72’ out SOLAUN (6), in ASHER (7), Cautions: AUS: 76’ DE VANNA (11) 79’ out CARTER (18), in CAMERON (15) ITA: 21’ GAMA (3), 63’ GIRELLI (10), 70’ CERNOIA (21) Cautions: BRA: 58’ FORMIGA (8), 82’ DAIANE (3) Expulsions: – JAM: 17’ PLUMMER (5) Expulsions: –

Australia v. Brazil 3-2 (1-2) Jamaica v. Italy 0-5 (0-2)

17 13.06.2019 18:00 MONTPELLIER 17,032 18 14.06.2019 18:00 REIMS 12,016 AUS: 1 WILLIAMS; 6 LOGARZO, 7 CATLEY, 8 KELLOND-KNIGHT, 9 FOORD, JAM: 1 SCHNEIDER; 4 SWABY, 5 PLUMMER (C), 6 SOLAUN, 7 ASHER, 10 VAN EGMOND, 13 YALLOP, 14 KENNEDY, 15 GIELNIK, 20 KERR (C), 11 SHAW, 12 CAMPBELL, 14 BLACKWOOD, 17 SWABY, 21 CARPENTER 21 ADAMOLEKUN, 22 GREY BRA: 1 BARBARA; 5 THAISA, 6 TAMIRES, 7 ANDRESSA, 8 FORMIGA, 9 DEBINHA, ITA: 1 GIULIANI; 2 BERGAMASCHI, 3 GAMA (C), 5 LINARI, 7 GUAGNI, 10 MARTA (C), 11 CRISTIANE, 13 LETICIA SANTOS, 14 KATHELLEN, 9 SABATINO, 10 GIRELLI, 11 BONANSEA, 13 BARTOLI, 21 CERNOIA, 21 MONICA 23 GIUGLIANO Player of the Match: (AUS) Player of the Match: (ITA) Scorers: 0-1 27’ MARTA (10) pen., 0-2 38’ CRISTIANE (11), Scorers: 0-1 12’ GIRELLI (10) pen., 0-2 25’ GIRELLI (10), 1-2 45’+0 FOORD (9), 2-2 58’ LOGARZO (6), 0-3 46’ GIRELLI (10), 0-4 71’ GALLI (4), 0-5 81’ GALLI (4) 3-2 66’ MONICA (21) own goal Referee: KEIGHLEY Anna-Marie (NZL) Referee: STAUBLI Esther (SUI) Assistant referees: JONES Sarah (NZL), SALAMASINA Maria (SAM) Assistant referees: MASSEY Sian (ENG), KUENG Susanne (SUI) 4th official: UMPIERREZ Claudia (URU) 4th official: FRAPPART Stephanie (FRA) Reserve assistant referee: AMBOYA Monica (ECU) Reserve assistant referee: RAKOTOZAFINORO Lidwine (MAD) Substitutions: JAM: 46’ HT out SWABY (4), in SWEATMAN (9), Substitutions: AUS: 72’ out GIELNIK (15), in RASO (16), 66’ out GREY (22), in BROWN (10), 90’+5 out FOORD (9), in ROESTBAKKEN (5) 76’ out ADAMOLEKUN (21), in SILVER (2) BRA: 46’ HT out MARTA (10), in LUDMILA (19), ITA: 57’ out GUAGNI (7), in BOATTIN (17), 46’ HT out FORMIGA (8), in LUANA (18), 65’ out BERGAMASCHI (2), in GALLI (4), 75’ out CRISTIANE (11), in BEATRIZ (16) 72’ out GIRELLI (10), in GIACINTI (19) Cautions: BRA: 14’ FORMIGA (8), 85’ ANDRESSA (7), 87’ LUANA (18) Cautions: JAM: 12’ SCHNEIDER (1), 59’ SHAW (11) Expulsions: – Expulsions: –

Jamaica v. Australia 1-4 (0-2) Italy v. Brazil 0-1 (0-0)

29 18.06.2019 21:00 GRENOBLE 17,402 30 18.06.2019 21:00 VALENCIENNES 21,669 JAM: 13 McCLURE; 4 SWABY, 5 PLUMMER (C), 11 SHAW, 12 CAMPBELL, ITA: 1 GIULIANI; 3 GAMA (C), 4 GALLI, 5 LINARI, 7 GUAGNI, 10 GIRELLI, 14 BLACKWOOD, 15 CAMERON, 17 SWABY, 19 PATTERSON, 11 BONANSEA, 13 BARTOLI, 19 GIACINTI, 21 CERNOIA, 23 GIUGLIANO 20 MATTHEWS, 22 GREY BRA: 1 BARBARA; 5 THAISA, 6 TAMIRES, 9 DEBINHA, 10 MARTA (C), AUS: 1 WILLIAMS; 5 ROESTBAKKEN, 6 LOGARZO, 7 CATLEY, 10 VAN EGMOND, 11 CRISTIANE, 13 LETICIA SANTOS, 14 KATHELLEN, 17 ANDRESSINHA, 11 DE VANNA, 14 KENNEDY, 15 GIELNIK, 19 GORRY, 20 KERR (C), 19 LUDMILA, 21 MONICA 21 CARPENTER Player of the Match: (AUS) Player of the Match: MARTA (BRA) Scorers: 0-1 11’ KERR (20), 0-2 42’ KERR (20), 1-2 49’ SOLAUN (6), Scorers: 0-1 74’ MARTA (10) pen. 1-3 69’ KERR (20), 1-4 83’ KERR (20) Referee: VENEGAS Lucila (MEX) Referee: KULCSAR Katalin (HUN) Assistant referees: CHAVEZ Mayte (MEX), CAUDILLO Enedina (MEX) Assistant referees: TOROK Katalin (HUN), RODAK Sanja (CRO) 4th official: KOROLEVA Ekaterina (USA) 4th official: ADAMKOVA Jana (CZE) Reserve assistant referee: NJOROGE Mary (KEN) Reserve assistant referee: SUKENIKOVA Maria (SVK) Substitutions: JAM: 46’ HT out CAMERON (15), in SOLAUN (6), Substitutions: ITA: 63’ out GIACINTI (19), in BERGAMASCHI (2), 59’ out MATTHEWS (20), in CARTER (18), 71’ out BARTOLI (13), in BOATTIN (17), 72’ out GREY (22), in BROWN (10) 78’ out GIRELLI (10), in MAURO (18) AUS: 59’ out GIELNIK (15), in FOORD (9), BRA: 65’ out CRISTIANE (11), in BEATRIZ (16), 63’ out DE VANNA (11), in RASO (16), 76’ out LETICIA SANTOS (13), in POLIANA (2), 87’ out GORRY (19), in LUIK (3) 84’ out MARTA (10), in LUANA (18) Cautions: JAM: 71’ PLUMMER (5) Cautions: ITA: 15’ BARTOLI (13) AUS: 76’ VAN EGMOND (10) BRA: 13’ LETICIA SANTOS (13), 90’+4 KATHELLEN (14) Expulsions: – Expulsions: – 97 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GROUP D

England v. Scotland 2-1 (2-0) Argentina v. Japan 0-0

7 09.06.2019 18:00 NICE 13,188 8 10.06.2019 18:00 PARIS 25,055 ENG: 1 BARDSLEY; 2 BRONZE, 3 GREENWOOD, 4 WALSH, 5 HOUGHTON (C), ARG: 1 CORREA; 2 BARROSO, 3 STABILE, 6 COMETTI, 8 BRAVO, 9 JAIMES, 6 BRIGHT, 7 PARRIS, 8 SCOTT, 10 KIRBY, 18 WHITE, 22 MEAD 10 BANINI (C), 11 BONSEGUNDO, 13 GOMEZ, 14 MAYORGA, 16 BENITEZ SCO: 1 ALEXANDER ; 3 DOCHERTY, 4 CORSIE (C), 5 BEATTIE, 8 LITTLE, 9 WEIR, JPN: 18 YAMASHITA; 3 SAMESHIMA, 4 KUMAGAI (C), 6 SUGITA, 7 NAKAJIMA, 11 EVANS, 15 HOWARD, 16 MURRAY Christie, 18 EMSLIE, 22 CUTHBERT 9 SUGASAWA, 12 MINAMI, 14 HASEGAWA, 17 MIURA, 20 YOKOYAMA, 22 SHIMIZU Player of the Match: (ENG) Scorers: 1-0 14’ PARRIS (7) pen., 2-0 40’ WHITE (18), 2-1 79’ EMSLIE (18) Player of the Match: Estefania BANINI (ARG) Referee: ADAMKOVA Jana (CZE) Scorers: – Assistant referees: RATAJOVA Lucie (CZE), SUKENIKOVA Maria (SVK) Referee: FRAPPART Stephanie (FRA) 4th official: PUSTOVOYTOVA Anastasia (RUS) Assistant referees: NICOLOSI Manuela (FRA), O NEILL Michelle (IRL) Reserve assistant referee: RODAK Sanja (CRO) 4th official: KEIGHLEY Anna-Marie (NZL) Substitutions: ENG: 55’ out BRIGHT (6), in McMANUS (15), Reserve assistant referee: JONES Sarah (NZL) 71’ out MEAD (22), in CARNEY (20), Substitutions: ARG: 64’ out BRAVO (8), in SANTANA (5), 82’ out KIRBY (10), in STANWAY (19) 77’ out BONSEGUNDO (11), in LARROQUETTE (19), SCO: 55’ out DOCHERTY (3), in SMITH (2), 79’ out BENITEZ (16), in CORONEL (17) 75’ out HOWARD (15), in ARTHUR (14), JPN: 57’ out YOKOYAMA (20), in IWABUCHI (8), 87’ out MURRAY Christie (16), in ARNOT (23) 74’ out NAKAJIMA (7), in ENDO (19), Cautions: SCO: 43’ BEATTIE (5), 47’ DOCHERTY (3) 90’ out SUGASAWA (9), in TAKARADA (13) Expulsions: – Cautions: JPN: 38’ SHIMIZU (22), 45’+1 SUGITA (6), 85’ IWABUCHI (8) Expulsions: –

England v. Argentina 1-0 (0-0) Japan v. Scotland 2-1 (2-0)

19 14.06.2019 21:00 LE HAVRE 20,294 20 14.06.2019 15:00 RENNES 13,201 ENG: 13 TELFORD; 2 BRONZE, 3 GREENWOOD, 5 HOUGHTON (C), 7 PARRIS, JPN: 18 YAMASHITA; 3 SAMESHIMA, 4 KUMAGAI (C), 5 ICHISE, 6 SUGITA, 8 SCOTT, 9 TAYLOR, 10 KIRBY, 15 McMANUS, 16 MOORE, 22 MEAD 7 NAKAJIMA, 8 IWABUCHI, 9 SUGASAWA, 17 MIURA, 19 ENDO, 22 SHIMIZU ARG: 1 CORREA; 2 BARROSO, 3 STABILE, 4 SACHS, 6 COMETTI, 8 BRAVO, 9 JAIMES, 10 BANINI (C), 11 BONSEGUNDO, 14 MAYORGA, 16 BENITEZ SCO: 1 ALEXANDER ; 2 SMITH, 4 CORSIE (C), 5 BEATTIE, 7 LAUDER, 8 LITTLE, 9 WEIR, 11 EVANS, 13 ROSS, 22 CUTHBERT, 23 ARNOT Player of the Match: Vanina CORREA (ARG) Scorers: 1-0 62’ TAYLOR (9) Player of the Match: (JPN) Referee: QIN Liang (CHN) Scorers: 1-0 23’ IWABUCHI (8), 2-0 37’ SUGASAWA (9) pen., 2-1 88’ CLELLAND (19) Assistant referees: FANG Yan (CHN), KIM Kyoung Min (KOR) Referee: ABEBE Lidya Tafesse (ETH) 4th official: RI Hyang Ok (PRK) Assistant referees: NJOROGE Mary (KEN), VICTOIRE Queency (MRI) Reserve assistant referee: HONG Kum Nyo (PRK) 4th official: LENGWE Gladys (ZAM) Substitutions: ENG: 81’ out MEAD (22), in STANWAY (19), 87’ out PARRIS (7), in DALY (17), Reserve assistant referee: BROWN Princess (JAM) 89’ out KIRBY (10), in CARNEY (20) Substitutions: JPN: 66’ out ENDO (19), in KOBAYASHI (11), ARG: 68’ out BANINI (10), in LARROQUETTE (19), 81’ out IWABUCHI (8), in HASEGAWA (14) 77’ out BENITEZ (16), in SANTANA (5), SCO: 60’ out ARNOT (23), in EMSLIE (18), 90’ out JAIMES (9), in OVIEDO (7) 76’ out ROSS (13), in CLELLAND (19), Cautions: ENG: 45’+2 MOORE (16) 85’ out EVANS (11), in BROWN (20) ARG: 39’ COMETTI (6), 69’ BARROSO (2) Cautions: JPN: 19’ SAMESHIMA (3) Expulsions: – SCO: 36’ CORSIE (4) Expulsions: –

Japan v. England 0-2 (0-1) Scotland v. Argentina 3-3 (1-0)

31 19.06.2019 21:00 NICE 14,319 32 19.06.2019 21:00 PARIS 28,205 JPN: 18 YAMASHITA; 3 SAMESHIMA, 4 KUMAGAI (C), 5 ICHISE, 6 SUGITA, SCO: 1 ALEXANDER ; 2 SMITH, 3 DOCHERTY, 4 CORSIE (C), 5 BEATTIE, 8 LITTLE, 7 NAKAJIMA, 8 IWABUCHI, 11 KOBAYASHI, 19 ENDO, 20 YOKOYAMA, 9 WEIR, 10 CRICHTON, 11 EVANS, 18 EMSLIE, 22 CUTHBERT 22 SHIMIZU ARG: 1 CORREA; 2 BARROSO, 3 STABILE, 5 SANTANA, 6 COMETTI, 8 BRAVO, ENG: 1 BARDSLEY; 2 BRONZE, 4 WALSH, 5 HOUGHTON (C), 6 BRIGHT, 8 SCOTT, 9 JAIMES, 10 BANINI (C), 11 BONSEGUNDO, 16 BENITEZ, 19 LARROQUETTE 11 DUGGAN, 12 STOKES, 17 DALY, 18 WHITE, 19 STANWAY Player of the Match: (SCO) Player of the Match: Ellen WHITE (ENG) Scorers: 1-0 19’ LITTLE (8), 2-0 49’ BEATTIE (5), 3-0 69’ CUTHBERT (22), Scorers: 0-1 14’ WHITE (18), 0-2 84’ WHITE (18) 3-1 74’ MENENDEZ (22), 3-2 79’ ALEXANDER (1) own goal, Referee: UMPIERREZ Claudia (URU) 3-3 90’+4 BONSEGUNDO (11) pen. Assistant referees: MASCARANA Luciana (URU), AMBOYA Monica (ECU) Referee: RI Hyang Ok (PRK) 4th official: CARVAJAL Maria (CHI) Assistant referees: HONG Kum Nyo (PRK), KIM Kyoung Min (KOR) Reserve assistant referee: VICTOIRE Queency (MRI) 4th official: ABEBE Lidya Tafesse (ETH) Substitutions: JPN: 61’ out YOKOYAMA (20), in SUGASAWA (9), Reserve assistant referee: BOZONO Makoto (JPN) 62’ out KOBAYASHI (11), in MIURA (17), Substitutions: SCO: 86’ out SMITH (2), in HOWARD (15), 85’ out ENDO (19), in TAKARADA (13) 86’ out EVANS (11), in BROWN (20) ENG: 72’ out WALSH (4), in MOORE (16), ARG: 60’ out BANINI (10), in MENENDEZ (22), 74’ out STANWAY (19), in CARNEY (20), 70’ out JAIMES (9), in IPPOLITO (20), 83’ out DUGGAN (11), in PARRIS (7) 82’ out SANTANA (5), in MAYORGA (14) Cautions: – Cautions: SCO: 85’ CUTHBERT (22), 86’ WEIR (9), 90’+3 ALEXANDER (1) Expulsions: – ARG: 75’ LARROQUETTE (19) Expulsions: – 98 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GROUP E

Canada v. Cameroon 1-0 (1-0) New Zealand v. Netherlands 0-1 (0-0)

9 10.06.2019 21:00 MONTPELLIER 10,710 10 11.06.2019 15:00 LE HAVRE 10,654 CAN: 1 LABBE; 2 CHAPMAN, 3 BUCHANAN, 4 ZADORSKY, 10 LAWRENCE, NZL: 1 NAYLER; 2 PERCIVAL, 4 BOTT C.J., 6 STOTT, 7 RILEY (C), 8 ERCEG, 11 SCOTT, 12 SINCLAIR (C), 13 SCHMIDT, 15 PRINCE, 16 BECKIE, 11 GREGORIUS, 12 HASSETT, 13 WHITE, 14 BOWEN, 22 CHANCE 17 FLEMING NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 3 VAN DER GRAGT, CMR: 1 NGO NDOM; 2 MANIE (C), 3 NCHOUT, 4 LEUKO, 6 JOHNSON, 5 VAN ES, 7 VAN DE SANDEN, 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 10 VAN DE DONK, 7 ABOUDI ONGUENE, 8 FEUDJIO, 10 YANGO, 11 AWONA, 11 MARTENS, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH 12 MEFFOMETOU, 19 NGO NDOUMBOUK Player of the Match: (NED) Player of the Match: (CAN) Scorers: 0-1 90’+2 ROORD (19) Scorers: 1-0 45’ BUCHANAN (3) Referee: ALVES BATISTA Edina (BRA) Referee: RI Hyang Ok (PRK) Assistant referees: BACK Neuza (BRA), SACILOTTI Tatiane (BRA) Assistant referees: HONG Kum Nyo (PRK), KIM Kyoung Min (KOR) 4th official: CARVAJAL Maria (CHI) 4th official: QIN Liang (CHN) Reserve assistant referee: AMBOYA Monica (ECU) Reserve assistant referee: LEE Seul Gi (KOR) Substitutions: NZL: 67’ out HASSETT (12), in LONGO (10), Substitutions: CAN: 75’ out PRINCE (15), in ROSE (6) 73’ out WHITE (13), in WILKINSON (17), CMR: 67’ out NCHOUT (3), in AKABA (18), 73’ out GREGORIUS (11), in SATCHELL (19) 68’ out NGO NDOUMBOUK (19), in ENGANAMOUIT (17), NED: 70’ out VAN ES (5), in VAN DONGEN (4), 82’ out YANGO (10), in MEYONG (13) 75’ out GROENEN (14), in ROORD (19), Cautions: CMR: 37’ NGO NDOUMBOUK (19), 74’ ENGANAMOUIT (17) 86’ out VAN DE SANDEN (7), in BEERENSTEYN (21) Expulsions: – Cautions: – Expulsions: –

Canada v. New Zealand 2-0 (0-0) Netherlands v. Cameroon 3-1 (1-1)

21 15.06.2019 21:00 GRENOBLE 14,856 22 15.06.2019 15:00 VALENCIENNES 22,423 CAN: 1 LABBE; 3 BUCHANAN, 4 ZADORSKY, 8 RIVIERE, 10 LAWRENCE, NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 5 VAN ES, 6 DEKKER, 11 SCOTT, 12 SINCLAIR (C), 13 SCHMIDT, 15 PRINCE, 16 BECKIE, 7 VAN DE SANDEN, 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 10 VAN DE DONK, 17 FLEMING 11 MARTENS, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH NZL: 1 NAYLER; 2 PERCIVAL, 4 BOTT C.J., 6 STOTT, 7 RILEY (C), 8 ERCEG, CMR: 1 NGO NDOM; 2 MANIE (C), 4 LEUKO, 6 JOHNSON, 7 ABOUDI ONGUENE, 11 GREGORIUS, 12 HASSETT, 13 WHITE, 14 BOWEN, 22 CHANCE 8 FEUDJIO, 10 YANGO, 12 MEFFOMETOU, 17 ENGANAMOUIT, 20 NGO MBELECK, 22 ABAM Player of the Match: (CAN) Scorers: 1-0 48’ FLEMING (17), 2-0 79’ PRINCE (15) Player of the Match: Vivianne MIEDEMA (NED) Referee: YAMASHITA Yoshimi (JPN) Scorers: 1-0 41’ MIEDEMA (9), 1-1 43’ ABOUDI ONGUENE (7), 2-1 48’ BLOODWORTH (20), 3-1 85’ MIEDEMA (9) Assistant referees: TESHIROGI Naomi (JPN), BOZONO Makoto (JPN) Referee: REIBELT Casey (AUS) 4th official: JACEWICZ Kate (AUS) Assistant referees: LEE Seul Gi (KOR), HAGIO Maiko (JPN) Reserve assistant referee: RODAK Sanja (CRO) 4th official: KOROLEVA Ekaterina (USA) Substitutions: CAN: 75’ out RIVIERE (8), in CHAPMAN (2), 83’ out BECKIE (16), in QUINN (5), Reserve assistant referee: SUKENIKOVA Maria (SVK) 84’ out PRINCE (15), in LEON (19) Substitutions: NED: 66’ out VAN DE SANDEN (7), in BEERENSTEYN (21), NZL: 18’ out BOTT C.J. (4), in LONGO (10), 71’ out VAN DE DONK (10), in ROORD (19), 62’ out GREGORIUS (11), in GREEN (3), 86’ out VAN ES (5), in VAN DONGEN (4) 85’ out HASSETT (12), in KETE (9) CMR: 60’ out ABAM (22), in NCHOUT (3), Cautions: – 66’ out NGO MBELECK (20), in MEYONG (13), 75’ out ENGANAMOUIT (17), in AKABA (18) Expulsions: – Cautions: CMR: 14’ MANIE (2), 37’ NGO MBELECK (20), 68’ FEUDJIO (8) Expulsions: –

Netherlands v. Canada 2-1 (0-0) Cameroon v. New Zealand 2-1 (0-0)

33 20.06.2019 18:00 REIMS 19,277 34 20.06.2019 18:00 MONTPELLIER 8,009

NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 4 VAN DONGEN, 6 DEKKER, CMR: 1 NGO NDOM; 3 NCHOUT, 4 LEUKO, 5 EJANGUE, 6 JOHNSON, 7 VAN DE SANDEN, 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 10 VAN DE DONK, 11 MARTENS, 7 ABOUDI ONGUENE (C), 8 FEUDJIO, 10 YANGO, 11 AWONA, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH 17 ENGANAMOUIT, 22 ABAM CAN: 1 LABBE; 2 CHAPMAN, 3 BUCHANAN, 4 ZADORSKY, 9 HUITEMA, NZL: 1 NAYLER; 2 PERCIVAL, 3 GREEN, 6 STOTT, 7 RILEY (C), 10 LAWRENCE, 11 SCOTT, 12 SINCLAIR (C), 13 SCHMIDT, 16 BECKIE, 8 ERCEG, 11 GREGORIUS, 13 WHITE, 14 BOWEN, 16 DUNCAN, 17 FLEMING 22 CHANCE Player of the Match: (CAN) Player of the Match: (CMR) Scorers: 1-0 54’ DEKKER (6), 1-1 60’ SINCLAIR (12), Scorers: 1-0 57’ NCHOUT (3), 1-1 80’ AWONA (11) own goal, 2-1 75’ BEERENSTEYN (21) 2-1 90’+5 NCHOUT (3) Referee: FRAPPART Stephanie (FRA) Referee: MONZUL Kateryna (UKR) Assistant referees: NICOLOSI Manuela (FRA), O NEILL Michelle (IRL) Assistant referees: STRILETSKA Maryna (UKR), ARDASHEVA Oleksandra (UKR) 4th official: MUKANSANGA Salima (RWA) 4th official: BRAZ Sandra (POR) Reserve assistant referee: YEE SING Stephanie-Dale (JAM) Reserve assistant referee: MAGNUSSON Julia (SWE) Substitutions: NED: 70’ out SPITSE (8), in ROORD (19), Substitutions: CMR: 54’ out ENGANAMOUIT (17), in TAKOUNDA (21), 70’ out MARTENS (11), in BEERENSTEYN (21), 84’ out YANGO (10), in ABENA (14) 87’ out VAN DE DONK (10), in JANSEN (13) NZL: 68’ out GREEN (3), in HASSETT (12), CAN: 68’ out SINCLAIR (12), in LEON (19), 68’ out DUNCAN (16), in WILKINSON (17), 69’ out CHAPMAN (2), in RIVIERE (8), 88’ out CHANCE (22), in LONGO (10) 79’ out SCOTT (11), in QUINN (5) Cautions: CMR: 69’ TAKOUNDA (21) Cautions: NED: 23’ DEKKER (6), 90’ ROORD (19) NZL: 68’ GREEN (3) CAN: 38’ BUCHANAN (3), 80’ QUINN (5) Expulsions: – Expulsions: – 99 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

GROUP F

USA v. Thailand 13-0 (3-0) Chile v. Sweden 0-2 (0-0)

11 11.06.2019 21:00 REIMS 18,591 12 11.06.2019 18:00 RENNES 15,875 USA: 1 NAEHER; 3 MEWIS, 5 O HARA, 7 DAHLKEMPER, 8 ERTZ, 9 HORAN, CHI: 1 ENDLER (C); 3 GUERRERO, 4 LARA, 8 ARAYA, 9 URRUTIA, 10 AEDO, 13 MORGAN, 15 RAPINOE (C), 16 LAVELLE, 17 HEATH, 19 DUNN 15 GALAZ, 17 TORO, 18 SAEZ, 20 ZAMORA, 21 BALMACEDA THA: 18 CHOR CHAROENYING; 2 SAENKHUN, 3 CHINWONG, 5 PHANCHA, SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 3 SEMBRANT, 4 GLAS, 5 FISCHER, 6 ERIKSSON, 9 ASLLANI, 7 INTAMEE, 8 NILD, 9 PHETWISET, 10 SRANGTHAISONG, 10 JAKOBSSON, 11 BLACKSTENIUS, 17 SEGER (C), 18 ROLFO, 12 THONGSOMBUT, 20 BOOTHDUANG, 21 SUNG-NGOEN (C) 23 RUBENSSON Player of the Match: Alex MORGAN (USA) Player of the Match: (SWE) Scorers: 1-0 12’ MORGAN (13), 2-0 20’ LAVELLE (16), 3-0 32’ HORAN (9), Scorers: 0-1 83’ ASLLANI (9), 0-2 90’+4 JANOGY (7) 4-0 50’ MEWIS (3), 5-0 53’ MORGAN (13), 6-0 54’ MEWIS (3), Referee: VENEGAS Lucila (MEX) 7-0 56’ LAVELLE (16), 8-0 74’ MORGAN (13), 9-0 79’ RAPINOE (15), 10-0 81’ MORGAN (13), 11-0 85’ PUGH (2), Assistant referees: CHAVEZ Mayte (MEX), CAUDILLO Enedina (MEX) 12-0 87’ MORGAN (13), 13-0 90’+2 LLOYD (10) 4th official: BEAUDOIN Marie-Soleil (CAN) Referee: FORTUNATO Laura (ARG) Reserve assistant referee: BROWN Princess (JAM) Assistant referees: DE ALMEIDA Mariana (ARG), BLANCO Mary (COL) Substitutions: CHI: 59’ out URRUTIA (9), in LOPEZ (11), 4th official: UMPIERREZ Claudia (URU) 84’ out AEDO (10), in SOTO (2) Reserve assistant referee: MASCARANA Luciana (URU) SWE: 65’ out BLACKSTENIUS (11), in ANVEGARD (19), 65’ out ROLFO (18), in HURTIG (8), Substitutions: USA: 57’ out LAVELLE (16), in LLOYD (10), 81’ out RUBENSSON (23), in JANOGY (7) 57’ out HEATH (17), in PRESS (23), 69’ out ERTZ (8), in PUGH (2) Cautions: CHI: 78’ GUERRERO (3), 90’+6 LOPEZ (11) THA: 35’ out BOOTHDUANG (20), in KHUEANPET (6), SWE: 67’ ERIKSSON (6) 65’ out THONGSOMBUT (12), in DANGDA (17), Expulsions: – 71’ out PHETWISET (9), in SRIMANEE (13) Cautions: THA: 72’ DANGDA (17) Expulsions: –

USA v. Chile 3-0 (3-0) Sweden v. Thailand 5-1 (3-0)

23 16.06.2019 18:00 PARIS 45,594 24 16.06.2019 15:00 NICE 9,354 USA: 1 NAEHER; 2 PUGH, 4 SAUERBRUNN, 6 BRIAN, 7 DAHLKEMPER, 8 ERTZ, SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 3 SEMBRANT, 4 GLAS, 5 FISCHER, 6 ERIKSSON, 8 HURTIG, 9 HORAN, 10 LLOYD (C), 11 KRIEGER, 12 DAVIDSON, 23 PRESS 9 ASLLANI, 17 SEGER (C), 18 ROLFO, 19 ANVEGARD, 23 RUBENSSON CHI: 1 ENDLER (C); 3 GUERRERO, 4 LARA, 6 SOTO Claudia, 8 ARAYA, THA: 1 BOONSING; 3 CHINWONG, 5 PHANCHA, 6 KHUEANPET, 7 INTAMEE, 9 URRUTIA, 15 GALAZ, 17 TORO, 18 SAEZ, 20 ZAMORA, 21 BALMACEDA 8 NILD, 10 SRANGTHAISONG, 12 THONGSOMBUT, 17 DANGDA, 19 SORNSAI, 21 SUNG-NGOEN (C) Player of the Match: Christiane ENDLER (CHI) Scorers: 1-0 11’ LLOYD (10), 2-0 26’ ERTZ (8), 3-0 35’ LLOYD (10) Player of the Match: Kosovare ASLLANI (SWE) Referee: HUSSEIN Riem (GER) Scorers: 1-0 6’ SEMBRANT (3), 2-0 19’ ASLLANI (9), 3-0 42’ ROLFO (18), 4-0 81’ HURTIG (8), 4-1 90’+1 SUNG-NGOEN (21), Assistant referees: COCKBURN Kylie (SCO), TEPUSA Mihaela (ROU) 5-1 90’+6 RUBENSSON (23) pen. 4th official: STAUBLI Esther (SUI) Referee: MUKANSANGA Salima (RWA) Reserve assistant referee: KUENG Susanne (SUI) Assistant referees: KWIMBIRA Bernadettar (MWI), RAKOTOZAFINORO Lidwine (MAD) Substitutions: USA: 46’ HT out ERTZ (8), in McDONALD (22), 4th official: KULCSAR Katalin (HUN) 59’ out HORAN (9), in LONG (20), 82’ out DAHLKEMPER (7), in SONNETT (14) Reserve assistant referee: TOROK Katalin (HUN) CHI: 46’ HT out SOTO Claudia (6), in LOPEZ (11), Substitutions: SWE: 46’ HT out ROLFO (18), in JANOGY (7), 68’ out URRUTIA (9), in HUENTEO (19), 69’ out SEGER (17), in SCHOUGH (22), 89’ out LARA (4), in PARDO (14) 77’ out ANVEGARD (19), in LARSSON (20) Cautions: USA: 23’ HORAN (9), 88’ LONG (20) THA: 56’ out THONGSOMBUT (12), in SRIMANEE (13), 81’ out SRIMANEE (13), in WAENNGOEN (15), CHI: 76’ LARA (4), 80’ HUENTEO (19), 90’+4 GALAZ (15) 89’ out INTAMEE (7), in CHUCHUEN (11) Expulsions: – Cautions: THA: 45’+1 DANGDA (17), 90’+5 CHINWONG (3) Expulsions: –

Sweden v. USA 0-2 (0-1) Thailand v. Chile 0-2 (0-0)

35 20.06.2019 21:00 LE HAVRE 22,418 36 20.06.2019 21:00 RENNES 13,567 SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 2 ANDERSSON, 3 SEMBRANT, 9 ASLLANI, 10 JAKOBSSON, THA: 1 BOONSING; 3 CHINWONG, 5 PHANCHA, 6 KHUEANPET, 7 INTAMEE, 11 BLACKSTENIUS, 13 ILESTEDT, 15 BJORN, 16 ZIGIOTTI, 17 SEGER (C), 8 NILD, 9 PHETWISET, 10 SRANGTHAISONG, 12 THONGSOMBUT, 22 SCHOUGH 19 SORNSAI, 21 SUNG-NGOEN (C) USA: 1 NAEHER; 3 MEWIS, 4 SAUERBRUNN, 5 O HARA, 7 DAHLKEMPER, CHI: 1 ENDLER (C); 2 SOTO Rocio, 3 GUERRERO, 4 LARA, 8 ARAYA, 9 URRUTIA, 9 HORAN, 13 MORGAN (C), 15 RAPINOE, 16 LAVELLE, 17 HEATH, 19 DUNN 10 AEDO, 11 LOPEZ, 18 SAEZ, 20 ZAMORA, 21 BALMACEDA Player of the Match: (USA) Player of the Match: Maria Jose URRUTIA (CHI) Scorers: 0-1 3’ HORAN (9), 0-2 50’ ANDERSSON (2) own goal Scorers: 0-1 48’ BOONSING (1) own goal, 0-2 80’ URRUTIA (9) Referee: PUSTOVOYTOVA Anastasia (RUS) Referee: KEIGHLEY Anna-Marie (NZL) Assistant referees: KUROCHKINA Ekaterina (RUS), IUGULESCU Petruta (ROU) Assistant referees: JONES Sarah (NZL), SALAMASINA Maria (SAM) 4th official: STAUBLI Esther (SUI) 4th official: LENGWE Gladys (ZAM) Reserve assistant referee: KUENG Susanne (SUI) Reserve assistant referee: KWIMBIRA Bernadettar (MWI) Substitutions: SWE: 56’ out SCHOUGH (22), in ROLFO (18), Substitutions: THA: 58’ out THONGSOMBUT (12), in WAENNGOEN (15), 63’ out SEGER (17), in GLAS (4), 73’ out INTAMEE (7), in CHUCHUEN (11), 79’ out ASLLANI (9), in HURTIG (8) 90’+1 out PHETWISET (9), in SAENKHUN (2) USA: 46’ HT out MORGAN (13), in LLOYD (10), CHI: 46’ HT out ARAYA (8), in GREZ (13), 63’ out LAVELLE (16), in PRESS (23), 88’ out GREZ (13), in ROJAS (7) 83’ out RAPINOE (15), in PUGH (2) Cautions: THA: 59’ SORNSAI (19), 85’ BOONSING (1) Cautions: SWE: 87’ JAKOBSSON (10) Expulsions: – USA: 59’ O HARA (5) Expulsions: – 100 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

STANDINGS AFTER GROUP MATCHES

Group A Group E Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Pts Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Pts 1 France 3 3 0 0 7 1 6 9 1 Netherlands 3 3 0 0 6 2 4 9 2 Norway 3 2 0 1 6 3 3 6 2 Canada 3 2 0 1 4 2 2 6 3 Nigeria 3 1 0 2 2 4 -2 3 3 Cameroon 3 1 0 2 3 5 -2 3 4 Korea Republic 3 0 0 3 1 8 -7 0 4 New Zealand 3 0 0 3 1 5 -4 0

Group B Group F Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Pts Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Pts 1 Germany 3 3 0 0 6 0 6 9 1 USA 3 3 0 0 18 0 18 9 2 Spain 3 1 1 1 3 2 1 4 2 Sweden 3 2 0 1 7 3 4 6 3 China PR 3 1 1 1 1 1 0 4 3 Chile 3 1 0 2 2 5 -3 3 4 South Africa 3 0 0 3 1 8 -7 0 4 Thailand 3 0 0 3 1 20 -19 0

Group C Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Pts 1 Italy 3 2 0 1 7 2 5 6 2 Australia 3 2 0 1 8 5 3 6 3 Brazil 3 2 0 1 6 3 3 6 4 Jamaica 3 0 0 3 1 12 -11 0

Group D Rank Team MP W D L GF GA +/- Pts 1 England 3 3 0 0 5 1 4 9 2 Japan 3 1 1 1 2 3 -1 4 3 Argentina 3 0 2 1 3 4 -1 2 4 Scotland 3 0 1 2 5 7 -2 1 101 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

ROUND OF 16

Norway v. Australia (1-1, 1-0) PSO 4-1 Germany v. Nigeria 3-0 (2-0)

37 22.06.2019 21:00 NICE 12,229 38 22.06.2019 17:30 GRENOBLE 17,988 NOR: 1 HJELMSETH; 2 WOLD, 3 THORISDOTTIR, 6 MJELDE (C), 8 RISA, GER: 1 SCHULT; 5 HEGERING, 7 SCHUELLER, 9 HUTH, 11 POPP (C), 13 DAEBRITZ, 9 HERLOVSEN, 10 GRAHAM HANSEN, 14 ENGEN, 16 REITEN, 17 MINDE, 15 GWINN, 17 SCHWEERS, 18 LEUPOLZ, 20 MAGULL, 23 DOORSOUN 21 SAEVIK NGA: 16 NNADOZIE; 3 OHALE, 5 EBI, 6 NWABUOKU, 9 OPARANOZIE (C), AUS: 1 WILLIAMS; 6 LOGARZO, 7 CATLEY, 8 KELLOND-KNIGHT, 9 FOORD, 12 KANU, 13 OKOBI, 17 ORDEGA, 18 AYINDE, 19 IHEZUO, 20 OKEKE 10 VAN EGMOND, 13 YALLOP, 14 KENNEDY, 16 RASO, 20 KERR (C), 21 CARPENTER Player of the Match: (GER) Player of the Match: Caroline GRAHAM HANSEN (NOR) Scorers: 1-0 20’ POPP (11), 2-0 27’ DAEBRITZ (13) pen., Scorers: 1-0 31’ HERLOVSEN (9), 1-1 83’ KELLOND-KNIGHT (8) 3-0 82’ SCHUELLER (7) Penalty Shoot-out: 1-0 GRAHAM HANSEN (10), 1-0 KERR (20), Referee: YAMASHITA Yoshimi (JPN) 2-0 REITEN (16), 2-0 GIELNIK (15), 3-0 MJELDE (6), Assistant referees: TESHIROGI Naomi (JPN), BOZONO Makoto (JPN) 3-1 CATLEY (7), 4-1 ENGEN (14) 4th official: REIBELT Casey (AUS) Referee: HUSSEIN Riem (GER) Reserve assistant referee: HAGIO Maiko (JPN) Assistant referees: COCKBURN Kylie (SCO), TEPUSA Mihaela (ROU) Substitutions: GER: 46’ HT out LEUPOLZ (18), in BUEHL (19), 4th official: ADAMKOVA Jana (CZE) 46’ HT out SCHWEERS (17), in SIMON (2), Reserve assistant referee: SUKENIKOVA Maria (SVK) 69’ out MAGULL (20), in OBERDORF (6) Substitutions: NOR: 72’ out SAEVIK (21), in MAANUM (18), NGA: 46’ HT out NWABUOKU (6), in AJIBADE (15), 77’ out HERLOVSEN (9), in UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), 75’ out IHEZUO (19), in UCHENDU (11), 102’ out WOLD (2), in HANSEN (5) 84’ out KANU (12), in OGEBE (22) AUS: 74’ out RASO (16), in GIELNIK (15), Cautions: GER: 32’ POPP (11), 57’ HUTH (9) 94’ out KELLOND-KNIGHT (8), in POLKINGHORNE (4), NGA: 26’ NWABUOKU (6), 61’ OPARANOZIE (9), 116’ out VAN EGMOND (10), in ROESTBAKKEN (5), 82’ AJIBADE (15) 120’+2 out CARPENTER (21), in HARRISON (22) Expulsions: – Cautions: NOR: 53’ MINDE (17), 96’ UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), 105’+2 RISA (8) Expulsions: AUS: 104’ KENNEDY (14)

England v. Cameroon 3-0 (2-0) France v. Brazil 2-1 AET (1-1, 0-0)

39 23.06.2019 17:30 VALENCIENNES 20,148 40 23.06.2019 21:00 LE HAVRE 23,965 ENG: 1 BARDSLEY; 2 BRONZE, 3 GREENWOOD, 4 WALSH, 5 HOUGHTON (C), FRA: 16 BOUHADDI; 3 RENARD, 4 TORRENT, 6 HENRY (C), 9 LE SOMMER, 6 BRIGHT, 7 PARRIS, 8 SCOTT, 10 KIRBY, 11 DUGGAN, 18 WHITE 10 MAJRI, 11 DIANI, 13 GAUVIN, 15 BUSSAGLIA, 18 ASSEYI, 19 MBOCK BATHY CMR: 1 NGO NDOM; 3 NCHOUT, 4 LEUKO, 5 EJANGUE, 6 JOHNSON, 7 ABOUDI ONGUENE (C), 8 FEUDJIO, 10 YANGO, 11 AWONA, BRA: 1 BARBARA; 5 THAISA, 6 TAMIRES, 8 FORMIGA, 9 DEBINHA, 17 ENGANAMOUIT, 22 ABAM 10 MARTA (C), 11 CRISTIANE, 13 LETICIA SANTOS, 14 KATHELLEN, 19 LUDMILA, 21 MONICA Player of the Match: (ENG) Player of the Match: (FRA) Scorers: 1-0 14’ HOUGHTON (5), 2-0 45’+4 WHITE (18), Scorers: 1-0 52’ GAUVIN (13), 1-1 63’ THAISA (5), 2-1 107’ HENRY (6) 3-0 58’ GREENWOOD (3) Referee: BEAUDOIN Marie-Soleil (CAN) Referee: QIN Liang (CHN) Assistant referees: BROWN Princess (JAM), YEE SING Stephanie-Dale (JAM) Assistant referees: FANG Yan (CHN), HONG Kum Nyo (PRK) 4th official: STAUBLI Esther (SUI) 4th official: RI Hyang Ok (PRK) Reserve assistant referee: KUENG Susanne (SUI) Reserve assistant referee: KIM Kyoung Min (KOR) Substitutions: FRA: 81’ out ASSEYI (18), in THINEY (17), Substitutions: ENG: 64’ out WHITE (18), in TAYLOR (9), 90’+3 out GAUVIN (13), in CASCARINO (20), 78’ out SCOTT (8), in STANIFORTH (23), 109’ out TORRENT (4), in PERISSET (2), 84’ out PARRIS (7), in WILLIAMSON (14) 118’ out MAJRI (10), in KARCHAOUI (7) CMR: 53’ out ENGANAMOUIT (17), in TAKOUNDA (21), BRA: 71’ out LUDMILA (19), in BEATRIZ (16), 64’ out EJANGUE (5), in SONKENG (15), 75’ out FORMIGA (8), in ANDRESSINHA (17), 68’ out ABAM (22), in ABENA (14) 89’ out LETICIA SANTOS (13), in POLIANA (2), 96’ out CRISTIANE (11), in GEYSE (23) Cautions: CMR: 4’ LEUKO (4), 90’+10 TAKOUNDA (21) Cautions: FRA: 36’ RENARD (3) Expulsions: – BRA: 45’+2 TAMIRES (6), 70’ FORMIGA (8), 82’ BEATRIZ (16), 101’ KATHELLEN (14) Expulsions: – 102 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

Spain v. USA 1-2 (1-1) Sweden v. Canada 1-0 (0-0)

41 24.06.2019 18:00 REIMS 19,633 42 24.06.2019 21:00 PARIS 38,078 ESP: 13 PANOS; 3 OUAHABI, 4 PAREDES (C), 6 LOSADA, 7 CORREDERA, SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 3 SEMBRANT, 4 GLAS, 5 FISCHER, 6 ERIKSSON, 9 ASLLANI, 10 HERMOSO, 11 PUTELLAS, 12 GUIJARRO, 14 TORRECILLA, 16 LEON, 10 JAKOBSSON, 11 BLACKSTENIUS, 17 SEGER (C), 18 ROLFO, 17 GARCIA Lucia 23 RUBENSSON USA: 1 NAEHER; 3 MEWIS, 4 SAUERBRUNN, 5 O HARA, 7 DAHLKEMPER, 8 ERTZ, CAN: 1 LABBE; 2 CHAPMAN, 3 BUCHANAN, 4 ZADORSKY, 10 LAWRENCE, 13 MORGAN, 15 RAPINOE (C), 16 LAVELLE, 17 HEATH, 19 DUNN 11 SCOTT, 12 SINCLAIR (C), 13 SCHMIDT, 15 PRINCE, 16 BECKIE, 17 FLEMING Player of the Match: Megan RAPINOE (USA) Scorers: 0-1 7’ RAPINOE (15) pen., 1-1 9’ HERMOSO (10), Player of the Match: Hedvig LINDAHL (SWE) 1-2 75’ RAPINOE (15) pen. Scorers: 1-0 55’ BLACKSTENIUS (11) Referee: KULCSAR Katalin (HUN) Referee: JACEWICZ Kate (AUS) Assistant referees: TOROK Katalin (HUN), RODAK Sanja (CRO) Assistant referees: NESBITT Kathryn (USA), MARISCAL Felisha (USA) 4th official: KEIGHLEY Anna-Marie (NZL) 4th official: BRAZ Sandra (POR) Reserve assistant referee: JONES Sarah (NZL) Reserve assistant referee: RASHID Lisa (ENG) Substitutions: ESP: 32’ out LOSADA (6), in GARCIA (22), Substitutions: SWE: 79’ out RUBENSSON (23), in BJORN (15), 78’ out PUTELLAS (11), in FALCON (21), 89’ out ROLFO (18), in HURTIG (8), 83’ out TORRECILLA (14), in CALDENTEY (9) 90’+4 out BLACKSTENIUS (11), in ANVEGARD (19) USA: 85’ out MORGAN (13), in LLOYD (10), CAN: 64’ out PRINCE (15), in LEON (19), 89’ out LAVELLE (16), in HORAN (9), 84’ out CHAPMAN (2), in RIVIERE (8), 90’+7 out RAPINOE (15), in PRESS (23) 84’ out BECKIE (16), in QUINN (5) Cautions: ESP: 85’ PAREDES (4) Cautions: SWE: 45’ ROLFO (18), 68’ ASLLANI (9) USA: 37’ RAPINOE (15) CAN: 85’ BUCHANAN (3) Expulsions: – Expulsions: –

Italy v. China PR 2-0 (1-0) Netherlands v. Japan 2-1 (1-1)

43 25.06.2019 18:00 MONTPELLIER 17,492 44 25.06.2019 21:00 RENNES 21,076

ITA: 1 GIULIANI; 2 BERGAMASCHI, 3 GAMA (C), 5 LINARI, NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 3 VAN DER GRAGT, 7 GUAGNI, 10 GIRELLI, 11 BONANSEA, 13 BARTOLI, 4 VAN DONGEN, 7 VAN DE SANDEN, 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 19 GIACINTI, 21 CERNOIA, 23 GIUGLIANO 10 VAN DE DONK, 11 MARTENS, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH CHN: 12 PENG; 2 LIU Shanshan, 3 LIN, 5 WU (C), 6 HAN, JPN: 18 YAMASHITA; 3 SAMESHIMA, 4 KUMAGAI (C), 5 ICHISE, 6 SUGITA, 7 NAKAJIMA, 8 IWABUCHI, 9 SUGASAWA, 14 HASEGAWA, 17 MIURA, 7 WANG Shuang, 10 LI Ying, 11 WANG Shanshan, 22 SHIMIZU 13 WANG Yan, 17 GU, 20 ZHANG Player of the Match: (ITA) Player of the Match: Lieke MARTENS (NED) Scorers: 1-0 15’ GIACINTI (19), 2-0 49’ GALLI (4) Scorers: 1-0 17’ MARTENS (11), 1-1 43’ HASEGAWA (14), 2-1 90’ MARTENS (11) pen. Referee: ALVES BATISTA Edina (BRA) Referee: BORJAS Melissa (HON) Assistant referees: BACK Neuza (BRA), SACILOTTI Tatiane (BRA) Assistant referees: PERELLO Shirley (HON), BOUDREAU Chantal (CAN) 4th official: FORTUNATO Laura (ARG) 4th official: KOROLEVA Ekaterina (USA) Reserve assistant referee: BLANCO Mary (COL) Reserve assistant referee: MASSEY Sian (ENG) Substitutions: ITA: 39’ out GIRELLI (10), in GALLI (4), 63’ out BERGAMASCHI (2), in MAURO (18), Substitutions: NED: 68’ out VAN DE SANDEN (7), in BEERENSTEYN (21), 71’ out BONANSEA (11), in ROSUCCI (6) 85’ out VAN DONGEN (4), in VAN ES (5), 87’ out VAN DE DONK (10), in ROORD (19) CHN: 46’ HT out GU (17), in YANG (9), 61’ out WANG Shanshan (11), in SONG (15), JPN: 72’ out NAKAJIMA (7), in MOMIKI (15), 61’ out WANG Yan (13), in YAO (21) 90’+1 out IWABUCHI (8), in TAKARADA (13) Cautions: – Cautions: JPN: 89’ KUMAGAI (4) Expulsions: – Expulsions: – 103 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

QUARTER-FINALS

Norway v. England 0-3 (0-2) France v. USA 1-2 (0-1)

45 27.06.2019 21:00 LE HAVRE 21,111 46 28.06.2019 21:00 PARIS 45,595 NOR: 1 HJELMSETH; 2 WOLD, 3 THORISDOTTIR, 6 MJELDE (C), 8 RISA, FRA: 16 BOUHADDI; 3 RENARD, 4 TORRENT, 6 HENRY (C), 9 LE SOMMER, 9 HERLOVSEN, 10 GRAHAM HANSEN, 14 ENGEN, 16 REITEN, 17 MINDE, 10 MAJRI, 11 DIANI, 13 GAUVIN, 15 BUSSAGLIA, 17 THINEY, 21 SAEVIK 19 MBOCK BATHY ENG: 1 BARDSLEY; 2 BRONZE, 4 WALSH, 5 HOUGHTON (C), 6 BRIGHT, 7 PARRIS, USA: 1 NAEHER; 3 MEWIS, 4 SAUERBRUNN, 5 O HARA, 7 DAHLKEMPER, 8 ERTZ, 8 SCOTT, 10 KIRBY, 11 DUGGAN, 12 STOKES, 18 WHITE 13 MORGAN (C), 15 RAPINOE, 16 LAVELLE, 17 HEATH, 19 DUNN Player of the Match: Lucy BRONZE (ENG) Player of the Match: Megan RAPINOE (USA) Scorers: 0-1 3’ SCOTT (8), 0-2 40’ WHITE (18), 0-3 57’ BRONZE (2) Scorers: 0-1 5’ RAPINOE (15), 0-2 65’ RAPINOE (15), 1-2 81’ RENARD (3) Referee: VENEGAS Lucila (MEX) Referee: MONZUL Kateryna (UKR) Assistant referees: CHAVEZ Mayte (MEX), CAUDILLO Enedina (MEX) Assistant referees: STRILETSKA Maryna (UKR), ARDASHEVA Oleksandra (UKR) 4th official: KULCSAR Katalin (HUN) 4th official: JACEWICZ Kate (AUS) Reserve assistant referee: RODAK Sanja (CRO) Reserve assistant referee: KIM Kyoung Min (KOR) Substitutions: NOR: 64’ out SAEVIK (21), in UTLAND Lisa-Marie (11), Substitutions: FRA: 76’ out GAUVIN (13), in CASCARINO (20), 74’ out REITEN (16), in EIKELAND (15), 82’ out LE SOMMER (9), in ASSEYI (18) 85’ out WOLD (2), in HANSEN (5) USA: 63’ out LAVELLE (16), in HORAN (9), ENG: 54’ out DUGGAN (11), in MEAD (22), 82’ out MEWIS (3), in LLOYD (10), 74’ out KIRBY (10), in STANWAY (19), 87’ out RAPINOE (15), in PRESS (23) 88’ out PARRIS (7), in DALY (17) Cautions: FRA: 4’ MBOCK BATHY (19), 90’+4 BUSSAGLIA (15) Cautions: NOR: 88’ THORISDOTTIR (3) Expulsions: – Expulsions: –

Italy v. Netherlands 0-2 (0-0) Germany v. Sweden 1-2 (1-1)

47 29.06.2019 15:00 VALENCIENNES 22,600 48 29.06.2019 18:30 RENNES 25,301 ITA: 1 GIULIANI; 2 BERGAMASCHI, 3 GAMA (C), 4 GALLI, 5 LINARI, 7 GUAGNI, GER: 1 SCHULT; 2 SIMON, 5 HEGERING, 7 SCHUELLER, 9 HUTH, 11 POPP (C), 11 BONANSEA, 13 BARTOLI, 19 GIACINTI, 21 CERNOIA, 23 GIUGLIANO 13 DAEBRITZ, 15 GWINN, 16 DALLMANN, 20 MAGULL, 23 DOORSOUN NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 3 VAN DER GRAGT, SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 3 SEMBRANT, 4 GLAS, 5 FISCHER, 6 ERIKSSON, 9 ASLLANI, 4 VAN DONGEN, 7 VAN DE SANDEN, 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 10 JAKOBSSON, 11 BLACKSTENIUS, 17 SEGER (C), 18 ROLFO, 10 VAN DE DONK, 11 MARTENS, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH 23 RUBENSSON Player of the Match: Vivianne MIEDEMA (NED) Player of the Match: Sofia JAKOBSSON (SWE) Scorers: 0-1 70’ MIEDEMA (9), 0-2 80’ VAN DER GRAGT (3) Scorers: 1-0 16’ MAGULL (20), 1-1 22’ JAKOBSSON (10), Referee: UMPIERREZ Claudia (URU) 1-2 48’ BLACKSTENIUS (11) Assistant referees: MASCARANA Luciana (URU), AMBOYA Monica (ECU) Referee: FRAPPART Stephanie (FRA) 4th official: QIN Liang (CHN) Assistant referees: NICOLOSI Manuela (FRA), O NEILL Michelle (IRL) Reserve assistant referee: FANG Yan (CHN) 4th official: BORJAS Melissa (HON) Substitutions: ITA: 46’ HT out BARTOLI (13), in BOATTIN (17), Reserve assistant referee: MARISCAL Felisha (USA) 55’ out BONANSEA (11), in SABATINO (9), Substitutions: GER: 43’ out SIMON (2), in MAIER (4), 75’ out BERGAMASCHI (2), in SERTURINI (15) 46’ HT out DALLMANN (16), in MAROZSAN (10), NED: 56’ out VAN DE SANDEN (7), in BEERENSTEYN (21), 69’ out SCHUELLER (7), in OBERDORF (6) 87’ out VAN DER GRAGT (3), in DEKKER (6), SWE: 66’ out FISCHER (5), in ILESTEDT (13), 87’ out MIEDEMA (9), in ROORD (19) 86’ out RUBENSSON (23), in BJORN (15), Cautions: ITA: 41’ LINARI (5), 66’ GUAGNI (7), 73’ CERNOIA (21), 90’+5 out ROLFO (18), in HURTIG (8) 79’ SABATINO (9) Cautions: SWE: 56’ ROLFO (18) Expulsions: – Expulsions: – 104 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

SEMI-FINALS, MATCH FOR THIRD PLACE AND FINAL

England v. USA 1-2 (1-2) Netherlands v. Sweden 1-0 AET

49 02.07.2019 21:00 LYON 53,512 50 03.07.2019 21:00 LYON 48,452 ENG: 13 TELFORD; 2 BRONZE, 4 WALSH, 5 HOUGHTON (C), 6 BRIGHT, 7 PARRIS, NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 3 VAN DER GRAGT, 8 SCOTT, 12 STOKES, 17 DALY, 18 WHITE, 22 MEAD 4 VAN DONGEN, 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 10 VAN DE DONK, 11 MARTENS, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH 21 BEERENSTEYN USA: 1 NAEHER; 4 SAUERBRUNN, 5 O HARA, 7 DAHLKEMPER, 8 ERTZ, 9 HORAN, 13 MORGAN (C), 16 LAVELLE, 17 HEATH, 19 DUNN, 23 PRESS SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 3 SEMBRANT, 4 GLAS, 5 FISCHER, 6 ERIKSSON, 8 HURTIG, 9 ASLLANI, 10 JAKOBSSON, 11 BLACKSTENIUS, 17 SEGER (C), Player of the Match: Alex MORGAN (USA) 23 RUBENSSON Scorers: 0-1 10’ PRESS (23), 1-1 19’ WHITE (18), 1-2 31’ MORGAN (13) Player of the Match: (NED) Referee: ALVES BATISTA Edina (BRA) Scorers: 1-0 99’ GROENEN (14) Assistant referees: BACK Neuza (BRA), SACILOTTI Tatiane (BRA) Referee: BEAUDOIN Marie-Soleil (CAN) 4th official: BORJAS Melissa (HON) Assistant referees: BROWN Princess (JAM), YEE SING Stephanie-Dale (JAM) Reserve assistant referee: PERELLO Shirley (HON) 4th official: MONZUL Kateryna (UKR) Substitutions: ENG: 58’ out MEAD (22), in KIRBY (10), Reserve assistant referee: STRILETSKA Maryna (UKR) 71’ out WALSH (4), in MOORE (16), 89’ out DALY (17), in STANWAY (19) Substitutions: NED: 46’ HT out MARTENS (11), in ROORD (19), 71’ out BEERENSTEYN (21), in VAN DE SANDEN (7) USA: 65’ out LAVELLE (16), in MEWIS (3), 80’ out HEATH (17), in LLOYD (10), SWE: 79’ out RUBENSSON (23), in ZIGIOTTI (16), 87’ out O HARA (5), in KRIEGER (11) 79’ out HURTIG (8), in JANOGY (7), 111’ out BLACKSTENIUS (11), in LARSSON (20), Cautions: ENG: 90’+5 PARRIS (7) 111’ out ERIKSSON (6), in ANDERSSON (2) USA: 46’ HORAN (9), 82’ SAUERBRUNN (4) Cautions: NED: 85’ SPITSE (8), 116’ VAN DE DONK (10) Expulsions: ENG: 86’ (2YR) BRIGHT (6) SWE: 94’ ZIGIOTTI (16) Expulsions: –

England v. Sweden 1-2 (1-2) USA v. Netherlands 2-0 (0-0)

51 06.07.2019 17:00 NICE 20,316 52 07.07.2019 17:00 LYON 57,900 ENG: 13 TELFORD; 2 BRONZE, 3 GREENWOOD, 5 HOUGHTON (C), 7 PARRIS, USA: 1 NAEHER; 3 MEWIS, 4 SAUERBRUNN, 5 O HARA, 7 DAHLKEMPER, 8 ERTZ, 8 SCOTT, 10 KIRBY, 15 McMANUS, 16 MOORE, 18 WHITE, 22 MEAD 13 MORGAN, 15 RAPINOE (C), 16 LAVELLE, 17 HEATH, 19 DUNN SWE: 1 LINDAHL; 3 SEMBRANT, 4 GLAS, 5 FISCHER, 6 ERIKSSON, 9 ASLLANI, NED: 1 VAN VEENENDAAL (C); 2 VAN LUNTEREN, 3 VAN DER GRAGT, 6 DEKKER, 10 JAKOBSSON, 11 BLACKSTENIUS, 15 BJORN, 17 SEGER (C), 18 ROLFO 8 SPITSE, 9 MIEDEMA, 10 VAN DE DONK, 11 MARTENS, 14 GROENEN, 20 BLOODWORTH, 21 BEERENSTEYN Player of the Match: Sofia JAKOBSSON (SWE) Scorers: 0-1 11’ ASLLANI (9), 0-2 22’ JAKOBSSON (10), Player of the Match: Megan RAPINOE (USA) 1-2 31’ KIRBY (10) Scorers: 1-0 61’ RAPINOE (15) pen., 2-0 69’ LAVELLE (16) Referee: PUSTOVOYTOVA Anastasia (RUS) Referee: FRAPPART Stephanie (FRA) Assistant referees: KUROCHKINA Ekaterina (RUS), IUGULESCU Petruta (ROU) Assistant referees: NICOLOSI Manuela (FRA), O NEILL Michelle (IRL) 4th official: JACEWICZ Kate (AUS) 4th official: UMPIERREZ Claudia (URU) Reserve assistant referee: BOUDREAU Chantal (CAN) Reserve assistant referee: MASCARANA Luciana (URU) Substitutions: ENG: 50’ out MEAD (22), in TAYLOR (9), Substitutions: USA: 46’ HT out O HARA (5), in KRIEGER (11), 74’ out PARRIS (7), in CARNEY (20), 79’ out RAPINOE (15), in PRESS (23), 83’ out McMANUS (15), in DALY (17) 87’ out HEATH (17), in LLOYD (10) SWE: 27’ out ROLFO (18), in HURTIG (8), NED: 70’ out MARTENS (11), in ROORD (19), 46’ HT out ASLLANI (9), in ZIGIOTTI (16), 73’ out DEKKER (6), in VAN DE SANDEN (7) 72’ out BJORN (15), in ILESTEDT (13) Cautions: USA: 42’ DAHLKEMPER (7) Cautions: ENG: 90’+4 MOORE (16) NED: 10’ SPITSE (8), 60’ VAN DER GRAGT (3) SWE: 85’ LINDAHL (1) Expulsions: – Expulsions: – 105 FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019™

TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP SUPPORT

FIFA INTERNAL SUPPORT

FIFA Technical Development Branimir Ujević (Head of Coaching & Player Development) Pascal Zuberbühler (Goalkeeping Specialist) Chris Loxston (Performance & Game Analyst) Prisca Steinegger (Senior Coaching & Player Development Manager)

FIFA Women’s Football Division Patricia González (Women’s Football Technical Programmes Manager)

FIFA TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP SUPPORT

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FIFA Production Philipp Mahrer (Group Leader Production) Rolf Sieboth (Production Manager)

FIFA Media Relations David Noemi (Senior Media Relations Manager)

FIFA Language Services

EXTERNAL FIFA TECHNICAL STUDY GROUP SUPPORT

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