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3 97337 Canada Finland FIFA FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014 Group A Start list Canada - Finland # 9 08 AUG 2014 20:00 Toronto / National Soccer Stadium / CAN Canada (CAN) Shirt: red Shorts: red/white Socks: red/white Competition statistics # Name ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA Y 2Y=R R 1 Kailen SHERIDAN GK 16/07/95 Clemson Univ. (USA) 177 1 90 1 2 Sura YEKKA DF 04/01/97 Brams United SC (CAN) 165 1 90 3 Kinley MCNICOLL (C) DF 17/04/94 Univ. Wisconsin-Madi. (USA) 162 1 90 4 Kylie DAVIS MF 22/07/94 Univ. Memphis (USA) 172 1 86 5 Kadeisha BUCHANAN DF 05/11/95 West Virginia Univ. (USA) 170 1 90 6 Rebecca QUINN DF 11/08/95 Duke Univ. (USA) 177 1 90 7 Ashley CAMPBELL MF 06/04/94 Dayton Flyers (USA) 176 38 8 Jessie FLEMING MF 11/03/98 London Nor'West SC (CAN) 164 1 90 9 Nichelle PRINCE FW 19/02/95 Ohio State Univ. (USA) 162 30 10 Ashley LAWRENCE X MF 11/06/95 West Virginia Univ. (USA) 163 1 90 1 20 Emma FLETCHER MF 04/02/95 Louisiana State Univ. (USA) 152 1 52 Substitutes 11 Janine BECKIE FW 20/08/94 Texas Tech (USA) 175 1 90 12 Victoria PICKETT DF 12/08/96 Glen Shields SC (CAN) 167 4 13 Lindsay AGNEW DF 31/03/95 Ohio State Univ. (USA) 175 14 Vanessa GREGOIRE MF 04/06/96 Princeton Univ. (USA) 160 15 Jordane CARVERY DF 02/09/96 Louisiana State Univ. (USA) 181 16 Sarah KINZNER MF 28/08/97 Calgary Foothills SC (CAN) 175 17 Amandine PIERRE-LOUIS FW 18/02/95 West Virginia Univ. (USA) 168 18 Marie-Joelle VANDAL GK 10/09/95 CS Lanaudiere (CAN) 178 19 Valerie SANDERSON FW 16/03/95 Univ. Memphis (USA) 170 1 60 21 Rylee FOSTER GK 13/08/98 Woodbridge SC (CAN) 178 Coach Andrew OLIVIERI (CAN) Finland (FIN) Shirt: white Shorts: white Socks: white Competition statistics # Name ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA Y 2Y=R R 1 Vera VARIS GK 20/01/94 Honka (FIN) 176 1 90 2 2 Tia HALINEN DF 18/02/94 Honka (FIN) 170 1 90 3 Emma KOIVISTO DF 25/09/94 Honka (FIN) 169 1 90 5 Katarina NAUMANEN DF 24/07/95 Pallokissat (FIN) 166 1 90 6 Sini LAAKSONEN X MF 05/03/96 TPS Turku (FIN) 179 1 90 1 1 8 Emilia ISKANIUS (C) MF 14/04/94 Aland United (FIN) 178 1 90 9 Juliette KEMPPI FW 14/05/94 Aland United (FIN) 169 1 73 10 Nora HEROUM MF 20/07/94 Aland United (FIN) 173 1 90 11 Adelina ENGMAN FW 11/10/94 Aland United (FIN) 168 1 90 15 Natalia KUIKKA DF 01/12/95 Merilappi United (FIN) 168 1 45 20 Erika WINTER MF 12/03/95 Pallokissat (FIN) 170 Substitutes 4 Tiia PELTONEN DF 08/06/95 PK-35 Vantaa (FIN) 171 7 Iina SALMI MF 12/10/94 HJK Helsinki (FIN) 164 45 12 Krista MOISIO GK 17/04/94 Nice Futis (FIN) 172 13 Jenny DANIELSSON FW 30/08/94 Honka (FIN) 177 14 Paula AUVINEN DF 24/09/95 Pallokissat (FIN) 160 16 Ria OLING MF 15/09/94 TPS Turku (FIN) 169 1 85 17 Sanni FRANSSI FW 19/03/95 PK-35 Vantaa (FIN) 174 17 18 Julia TUNTURI MF 25/04/96 TPS Turku (FIN) 165 5 19 Tia-Maria JAAKONSAARI MF 29/08/94 PK-35 Vantaa (FIN) 166 21 Pauliina TAHTINEN GK 11/04/95 Pallokissat (FIN) 179 Coach Marianne MIETTINEN (FIN) Matches played MP Matches played Pos Position ST Status 05 Aug CAN - GHA 0 : 1 ( 0 : 1 ) 05 Aug FIN - PRK 1 : 2 ( 1 : 2 ) Min Minutes played GK Goalkeeper A Absent GF Goals for DF Defender N Not eligible to play GA Goals against MF Midfielder I Injured Y Single yellow card FW Forward X Misses next match if 2Y=R Expulsion due to 2nd caution C Captain booked R Direct red card DOB Date of birth FRI 08 AUG 2014 00:33 CET / 18:33 Local time - Version 1 20°C / 68°F Hum.: 45% Page 1 / 1.
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