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Download Resource .Pdf FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™ List of Players Argentina # FIFA Display Name Last Name First Name Shirt Name DOB POS Club Height 1 Vanina CORREA CORREA Vanina Noemí CORREA 14.08.1983 GK CA Rosario Central (ARG) 180 2 Agustina BARROSO BARROSO BASUALDO Agustina BARROSO 20.05.1993 DF Madrid CFF (ESP) 165 3 Eliana STABILE STABILE Eliana Noemí STABILE 26.11.1993 DF Boca Juniors (ARG) 167 4 Adriana SACHS SACHS Adriana María SACHS 25.12.1993 DF UAI Urquiza (ARG) 164 5 Vanesa SANTANA SANTANA Vanesa SANTANA 03.09.1990 MF Logrono CFF (ESP) 166 6 Aldana COMETTI COMETTI Aldana COMETTI 03.03.1996 DF Sevilla FC (ESP) 169 7 Yael OVIEDO OVIEDO Yael Damaris OVIEDO 22.05.1992 FW Rayo Vallecano (ESP) 165 8 Ruth BRAVO BRAVO Linda Ruth BRAVO 06.03.1992 MF CD Tacón (ESP) 163 9 Sole JAIMES JAIMES Florencia Soledad SOLE JAIMES 20.01.1989 FW Olympique Lyon (FRA) 180 10 Estefania BANINI BANINI RUIZ Estefanía Romina BANINI 21.06.1990 MF Levante UD (ESP) 160 11 Florencia BONSEGUNDO BONSEGUNDO María Florencia BONSEGUNDO 14.07.1993 FW Sporting Huelva (ESP) 167 12 Gabriela GARTON GARTON Gabriela Nicole GARTON 27.05.1990 GK no club affiliation 174 13 Virginia GOMEZ GÓMEZ Virginia Leonor GÓMEZ 26.02.1991 DF CA Rosario Central (ARG) 167 14 Miriam MAYORGA MAYORGA Miriam Anahí MAYORGA 20.11.1989 MF UAI Urquiza (ARG) 163 15 Maria POTASSA POTASSA María Belén POTASSA 12.12.1988 FW UAI Urquiza (ARG) 169 16 Lorena BENITEZ BENÍTEZ Flavia Lorena BENÍTEZ 03.12.1998 MF Boca Juniors (ARG) 156 17 Mariela CORONEL CORONEL Mariela Del Carmen CORONEL 20.06.1981 MF Granada CF Femenino (ESP) 170 18 Gabriela CHAVEZ CHÁVEZ Gabriela Patricia CHÁVEZ 09.04.1989 DF CA River Plate (ARG) 162 19 Mariana LARROQUETTE LARROQUETTE Mariana Valeria LARROQUETTE 24.10.1992 FW UAI Urquiza (ARG) 164 20 Dalila IPPOLITO IPPOLITO Dalila Belén IPPOLITO 24.03.2002 MF CA River Plate (ARG) 155 21 Natalie JUNCOS FLORES Natalie Giselle Juncos JUNCOS 28.12.1990 DF no club affiliation 161 22 Milagros MENENDEZ MENÉNDEZ Milagros Abigaíl MENÉNDEZ 23.03.1997 FW UAI Urquiza (ARG) 169 23 Solana PEREYRA PEREYRA Solana Gabriela PEREYRA 05.04.1999 GK UAI Urquiza (ARG) 174 Coach: Carlos BORRELLO (ARG) DOB: Date of Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) POS: GK: Goalkeeper, DF: Defender, MF: Midfielder, FW: Forward Monday 27 May 2019 15:12 FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™ List of Players Australia # FIFA Display Name Last Name First Name Shirt Name DOB POS Club Height 1 Lydia WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Lydia Grace Yilkari WILLIAMS 13.05.1988 GK Reign FC (USA) 175 2 Gema SIMON SIMON Gema Ann Joyce SIMON 19.07.1990 DF Newcastle United Jets FC (AUS) 162 3 Aivi LUIK LUIK Aivi Belinda Kerstin LUIK 18.03.1985 MF Levante UD (ESP) 166 4 Clare POLKINGHORNE POLKINGHORNE Clare Elizabeth POLKINGHORNE 01.02.1989 DF Houston Dash (USA) 171 5 Laura ALLEWAY ALLEWAY Laura Colleen Gloria ALLEWAY 28.11.1989 DF Melbourne Victory (AUS) 178 6 Chloe LOGARZO LOGARZO Chloe LOGARZO 22.12.1994 MF Washington Spirit (USA) 166 7 Steph CATLEY CATLEY Stephanie Elise CATLEY 26.01.1994 DF Reign FC (USA) 171 8 Elise KELLOND-KNIGHT KELLOND-KNIGHT Elise KELLOND-KNIGHT 10.08.1990 MF Reign FC (USA) 165 9 Caitlin FOORD FOORD Caitlin Jade FOORD 11.11.1994 FW Portland Thorns FC (USA) 169 10 Emily VAN EGMOND VAN-EGMOND Emily Louise VAN EGMOND 12.07.1993 MF Orlando Pride (USA) 174 11 Lisa DE VANNA DE VANNA Lisa Marie DE VANNA 14.11.1984 FW Sydney FC (AUS) 157 12 Teagan MICAH MICAH Teagan Jade MICAH 20.10.1997 GK UCLA (USA) 176 13 Tameka YALLOP BUTT Tameka YALLOP 16.06.1991 MF Klepp IL (NOR) 160 14 Alanna KENNEDY KENNEDY Alanna Stephanie KENNEDY 21.01.1995 DF Orlando Pride (USA) 176 15 Emily GIELNIK GIELNIK Emily GIELNIK 13.05.1992 FW Melbourne Victory (AUS) 178 16 Hayley RASO RASO Hayley Emma RASO 05.09.1994 FW Portland Thorns FC (USA) 161 17 Mary FOWLER FOWLER Mary Boio FOWLER 14.02.2003 FW Bankstown City Lions (AUS) 171 18 Mackenzie ARNOLD ARNOLD Mackenzie Elizabeth ARNOLD 25.02.1994 GK Brisbane Roar (AUS) 181 19 Katrina GORRY GORRY Katrina-Lee GORRY 13.08.1992 MF Brisbane Roar (AUS) 153 20 Sam KERR KERR Samantha May KERR 10.09.1993 FW Chicago Red Stars (USA) 168 21 Ellie CARPENTER CARPENTER Ellie Maddison CARPENTER 28.04.2000 DF Portland Thorns FC (USA) 164 22 Amy HARRISON HARRISON Amy Bianca HARRISON 21.04.1996 MF Sydney FC (AUS) 172 23 Teigen ALLEN ALLEN Teigen Jacqueline ALLEN 12.02.1994 DF Melbourne Victory (AUS) 168 Coach: Ante MILICIC (AUS) DOB: Date of Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) POS: GK: Goalkeeper, DF: Defender, MF: Midfielder, FW: Forward Monday 27 May 2019 15:12 FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™ List of Players Brazil # FIFA Display Name Last Name First Name Shirt Name DOB POS Club Height 1 BARBARA DO MONTE BARBOSA Barbara Micheline BARBARA 04.07.1988 GK A.E. Kindermann (BRA) 171 2 FABIANA DA SILVA SIMOES Fabiana FABIANA 04.08.1989 DF SC Internacional (BRA) 161 3 ERIKA CRISTIANO DOS SANTOS Erika ERIKA 04.02.1988 DF SC Corinthians (BRA) 172 4 TAYLA PEREIRA DOS SANTOS Tayla Carolina TAYLA 09.05.1992 DF SL Benfica (POR) 173 5 THAISA DE MORAES ROSA MORENO Thaisa THAISA 17.12.1988 MF AC Milan (ITA) 166 6 TAMIRES DIAS DE BRITTO Tamires Cassia TAMIRES 10.10.1987 DF Fortuna Hjorring (DEN) 161 7 ANDRESSA ALVES DA SILVA Andressa ANDRESSA ALVES 10.11.1992 MF FC Barcelona (ESP) 168 8 FORMIGA MACIEL MOTA Miraildes FORMIGA 03.03.1978 MF Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) 162 9 DEBINHA DE OLIVEIRA Debora Cristiane DEBINHA 20.10.1991 FW NC Courage (USA) 157 10 MARTA VIEIRA DA SILVA Marta MARTA 19.02.1986 FW Orlando Pride (USA) 162 11 CRISTIANE ROZEIRA DE SOUZA SILVA Cristiane CRISTIANE 15.05.1985 FW Sao Paulo FC (BRA) 176 12 ALINE VILLARES REIS Aline ALINE VILLARES 15.04.1989 GK UDG Tenerife (ESP) 162 13 LETICIA SANTOS SANTOS DE OLIVEIRA Leticia LETICIA SANTOS 02.12.1994 DF SC Sand (GER) 156 14 KATHELLEN SOUSA FEITOZA Kathellen KATHELLEN 26.04.1996 DF Girondins Bordeaux (FRA) 175 15 CAMILA MARTINS PEREIRA Camila CAMILA MARTINS 10.10.1994 MF Orlando Pride (USA) 159 16 BEATRIZ ZANERATTO JOAO Beatriz BEATRIZ 17.12.1993 FW Hyundai Steel Red Angels (KOR) 176 17 ANDRESSINHA CAVALARI MACHRY Andressa ANDRESSINHA 01.05.1995 MF EC Iranduba da Amazonia (BRA) 160 18 LUANA BERTOLUCCI PAIXÃO Luana LUANA 02.05.1993 MF Jeonbuk KSPO WFC (KOR) 173 19 LUDMILA DA SILVA Ludmila LUDMILA 01.12.1994 FW Atlético Madrid (ESP) 163 20 RAQUEL FERNANDES FERNANDES DOS SANTOS Raquel RAQUEL 21.03.1991 FW Sporting Huelva (ESP) 160 21 MONICA HICKMANN ALVES Mônica MÔNICA 21.04.1987 DF SC Corinthians (BRA) 168 22 LETICIA IZIDORO LIMA DA SILVA Letícia LETICIA IZIDORO 13.08.1994 GK SC Corinthians (BRA) 174 23 GEYSE DA SILVA FERREIRA Geyse GEYSE 27.03.1998 FW SL Benfica (POR) 169 Coach: VADAO (BRA) DOB: Date of Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) POS: GK: Goalkeeper, DF: Defender, MF: Midfielder, FW: Forward Monday 27 May 2019 15:12 FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™ List of Players Cameroon # FIFA Display Name Last Name First Name Shirt Name DOB POS Club Height 1 Annette NGO NDOM NGO NDOM Annette Flore NGO NDOM 02.06.1985 GK Amazone Fap (CMR) 171 2 Christine MANIE MANIE Christine Patiance MANIE 04.05.1984 DF AS Nancy (FRA) 160 3 Ajara NCHOUT NCHOUT NJOYA Ajara NCHOUT 12.01.1993 FW Vålerenga IF (NOR) 164 4 Yvonne LEUKO LEUKO CHIBOSSO Yvonne Patrice LEUKO 20.11.1991 DF ASPV Strasbourg (FRA) 163 5 Augustine EJANGUE EJANGUE SILIKI Augustine Sylvia EJANGUE 19.01.1989 DF Arna - Bjornar (NOR) 158 6 Estelle JOHNSON JOHNSON Estelle Laura JOHNSON 21.07.1988 DF Sky Blue FC (USA) 168 7 Gabrielle ABOUDI ONGUENE ABOUDI ONGUENE Gabrielle ABOUDI 25.02.1989 FW ZFK CSKA Moscow (RUS) 153 8 Raissa FEUDJIO FEUDJIO TCHUANYO Raissa FEUDJIO 29.10.1995 MF CD Tenerife (ESP) 162 9 Madeleine NGONO MANI NGONO MANI EPSE ONGUEME Madeleine Michele NGONO MANI 16.10.1983 FW CS Ambilly (FRA) 160 10 Jeannette YANGO NGOCK YANGO Jeannette Grace YANGO 12.06.1993 MF US Saint Malo (FRA) 159 11 Aurelle AWONA AWONA Marie Aurelle AWONA 02.02.1993 DF Dijon FCO (FRA) 171 12 Claudine MEFFOMETOU MEFFOMETOU TCHENO Claudine Falonne MEFFOMETOU 01.07.1990 DF EA Guingamp (FRA) 163 13 Charlene MEYONG MEYONG MENENE Charlene Iverna MEYONG 19.11.1998 MF Louves Minproff (CMR) 164 14 Ninon ABENA ABENA Therese Ninon ABENA 05.09.1994 MF Louves Minproff (CMR) 168 15 Ysis SONKENG SONKENG Ysis Amariele SONKENG 20.09.1989 DF Amazone Fap (CMR) 165 16 Isabelle MAMBINGO MAMBINGO MAMBINGO Isabelle Mireille MAMBINGO 10.04.1985 GK AS Green City Filles (NGA) 170 17 Gaelle ENGANAMOUIT ENGANAMOUIT Gaelle Deborah ENGANAMOUIT 09.06.1992 FW no club affiliation 171 18 Henriette AKABA AKABA EDOA Henriette Michele AKABA 07.06.1992 FW Besiktas JK (TUR) 160 19 Marlyse NGO NDOUMBOUK NGO NDOUMBOUK Marlyse Bernadette NGO NDOUMBOUK 03.01.1985 MF AS Nancy (FRA) 180 20 Genevieve NGO MBELECK NGO MBELECK Genevieve Edith NGO MBELECK 10.03.1993 MF Amazone Fap (CMR) 159 21 Alexandra TAKOUNDA TAKOUNDA ENGOLO Alexandra TAKOUNDA 07.07.2000 FW Eclair FC (CMR) 172 22 Michaela ABAM ABAM Michaela-Batya Bisi ABAM 12.06.1997 FW Paris FCF (FRA) 170 23 Marthe ONGMAHAN ONGMAHAN Marthe Yolande ONGMAHAN 12.06.1992 GK AWA Yaoundé (CMR) 167 Coach: Alain DJEUMFA (CMR) DOB: Date of Birth (dd.mm.yyyy) POS: GK: Goalkeeper, DF: Defender, MF: Midfielder, FW: Forward Monday 27 May 2019 15:12 FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™ List of Players Canada # FIFA Display Name Last Name First Name Shirt Name DOB POS Club Height 1 Stephanie LABBE LABBE Stephanie Lynn Marie LABBE 10.10.1986 GK NC Courage (USA) 178 2 Allysha CHAPMAN CHAPMAN Allysha Lyn CHAPMAN 25.01.1989 DF Houston Dash (USA) 160 3 Kadeisha BUCHANAN BUCHANAN Kadeisha BUCHANAN 05.11.1995 DF Olympique Lyon (FRA) 170 4 Shelina ZADORSKY ZADORSKY Shelina ZADORSKY 24.10.1992 DF Orlando Pride (USA) 172 5 Rebecca QUINN QUINN Rebecca Catherine QUINN 11.08.1995 DF Paris FCF (FRA) 175 6 Deanne ROSE ROSE Deanne Cynthia ROSE 03.03.1999 MF Florida Gators (USA) 163 7 Julia GROSSO GROSSO Julia Angela GROSSO 29.08.2000 MF Univ.
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