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Liste De Départ Canada - Cameroun Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA, France 2019 Groupe E Liste de départ Canada - Cameroun # 9 10 JUI 2019 21:00 Montpellier / Stade de la Mosson / FRA Canada (CAN) Maillot: blanc Short: blanc Chaussettes: blanc Statistiques de la compétition # Nom ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 1 Stephanie LABBE GK 10/10/86 NC Courage (USA) 178 2 Allysha CHAPMAN DF 25/01/89 Houston Dash (USA) 160 3 Kadeisha BUCHANAN DF 05/11/95 Olympique Lyon (FRA) 170 4 Shelina ZADORSKY DF 24/10/92 Orlando Pride (USA) 172 10 Ashley LAWRENCE MF 11/06/95 Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 164 11 Desiree SCOTT MF 31/07/87 Utah Royals FC (USA) 156 12 Christine SINCLAIR (C) FW 12/06/83 Portland Thorns FC (USA) 176 13 Sophie SCHMIDT MF 28/06/88 Houston Dash (USA) 172 15 Nichelle PRINCE FW 19/02/95 Houston Dash (USA) 163 16 Janine BECKIE FW 20/08/94 Manchester City WFC (ENG) 173 17 Jessie FLEMING MF 11/03/98 UCLA (USA) 164 Remplaçantes 5 Rebecca QUINN DF 11/08/95 Paris FCF (FRA) 175 6 Deanne ROSE MF 03/03/99 Florida Gators (USA) 163 7 Julia GROSSO MF 29/08/00 Univ. Texas (USA) 170 8 Jayde RIVIERE FW 22/01/01 Vancouver Whitecaps (CAN) 163 9 Jordyn HUITEMA FW 08/05/01 Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 181 14 Gabrielle CARLE FW 12/10/98 Florida State Univ. (USA) 168 18 Kailen SHERIDAN GK 16/07/95 Sky Blue FC (USA) 176 19 Adriana LEON FW 02/10/92 West Ham United WFC (ENG) 160 20 Shannon WOELLER DF 31/01/90 Eskilstuna United DFF (SWE) 172 21 Sabrina D ANGELO GK 11/05/93 Vittsjo GIK (SWE) 171 22 Lindsay AGNEW DF 31/03/95 Houston Dash (USA) 175 23 Jenna HELLSTROM DF 02/04/95 KIF Örebro DFF (SWE) 168 Entraîneur Kenneth HEINER-MOLLER (DEN) Cameroun (CMR) Maillot: vert foncé Short: vert foncé Chaussettes: jaune Statistiques de la compétition # Nom ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 1 Annette NGO NDOM GK 02/06/85 Amazone Fap (CMR) 171 2 Christine MANIE (C) DF 04/05/84 AS Nancy (FRA) 160 3 Ajara NCHOUT FW 12/01/93 Vålerenga IF (NOR) 164 4 Yvonne LEUKO DF 20/11/91 ASPV Strasbourg (FRA) 163 6 Estelle JOHNSON DF 21/07/88 Sky Blue FC (USA) 168 7 Gabrielle ABOUDI ONGUENE FW 25/02/89 ZFK CSKA Moscow (RUS) 153 8 Raissa FEUDJIO MF 29/10/95 CD Tenerife (ESP) 162 10 Jeannette YANGO MF 12/06/93 US Saint Malo (FRA) 159 11 Aurelle AWONA DF 02/02/93 Dijon FCO (FRA) 171 12 Claudine MEFFOMETOU DF 01/07/90 EA Guingamp (FRA) 163 19 Marlyse NGO NDOUMBOUK MF 03/01/85 AS Nancy (FRA) 180 Remplaçantes 5 Augustine EJANGUE DF 19/01/89 Arna - Bjornar (NOR) 158 9 Madeleine NGONO MANI FW 16/10/83 CS Ambilly (FRA) 160 13 Charlene MEYONG MF 19/11/98 Louves Minproff (CMR) 164 14 Ninon ABENA MF 05/09/94 Louves Minproff (CMR) 168 15 Ysis SONKENG DF 20/09/89 Amazone Fap (CMR) 165 16 Isabelle MAMBINGO GK 10/04/85 AS Green City Filles (NGA) 170 17 Gaelle ENGANAMOUIT FW 09/06/92 no club affiliation 171 18 Henriette AKABA FW 07/06/92 Besiktas JK (TUR) 160 20 Genevieve NGO MBELECK MF 10/03/93 Amazone Fap (CMR) 159 21 Alexandra TAKOUNDA FW 07/07/00 Eclair FC (CMR) 172 22 Michaela ABAM FW 12/06/97 Paris FCF (FRA) 170 23 Marthe ONGMAHAN GK 12/06/92 AWA Yaoundé (CMR) 167 Entraîneur Alain DJEUMFA (CMR) VAR : Arbitre Assistant Vidéo 1 AVAR 1 : Assistant VAR AVAR 2 : Hors-jeu VAR MP : Matches joués A : Absent Pos : Poste FW : Attaquante Y : Carton jaune Min : Minutes jouées N : Non éligible GK : Gardienne de but C : Capitaine 2Y : Expulsion due à un 2e avertissement GF : Buts pour I : Blessée DF : Défenseure ST : Statut R : Carton rouge direct Suspendue au prochain match en cas GA : Buts contre X : d'avertissement MF : Milieu de terrain DOB : Date de naissance AS : Passe décisive LUN 10 JUI 2019 19:33 CET / 19:33 Heure locale - Version 1 23°C / 73°F Hum.: 43% Page 1 / 1.
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