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Liste De Départ Espagne - Etats-Unis D'amérique Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA, France 2019 Huitièmes de finale Liste de départ Espagne - Etats-Unis d'Amérique # 41 24 JUI 2019 18:00 Reims / Stade Auguste-Delaune / FRA Espagne (ESP) Maillot: rouge Short: bleu marine Chaussettes: bleu marine Statistiques de la compétition # Nom ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 13 Sandra PANOS GK 04/11/92 FC Barcelona (ESP) 168 3 270 2 3 Leila OUAHABI DF 22/03/93 FC Barcelona (ESP) 172 1 90 4 Irene PAREDES (C) DF 04/07/91 Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) 178 3 270 6 Vicky LOSADA MF 05/03/91 FC Barcelona (ESP) 168 1 45 7 Marta CORREDERA X DF 08/08/91 Levante UD (ESP) 162 3 270 1 10 Jennifer HERMOSO FW 09/05/90 Atlético Madrid (ESP) 174 3 270 2 11 Alexia PUTELLAS MF 04/02/94 FC Barcelona (ESP) 175 3 173 12 Patri GUIJARRO MF 17/05/98 FC Barcelona (ESP) 170 2 114 14 Virginia TORRECILLA MF 04/09/94 Montpellier HSC (FRA) 173 3 270 1 16 Maria LEON DF 13/06/95 FC Barcelona (ESP) 169 3 270 17 Lucia GARCIA FW 14/07/98 Athletic Bilbao (ESP) 163 3 162 1 Remplaçantes 1 Dolores GALLARDO GK 10/06/93 Atlético Madrid (ESP) 171 2 Celia JIMENEZ DF 20/06/95 Reign FC (USA) 170 1 4 5 Ivana ANDRES DF 13/07/94 Levante UD (ESP) 164 8 Marta TORREJON DF 27/02/90 FC Barcelona (ESP) 170 2 180 9 Mariona CALDENTEY FW 19/03/96 FC Barcelona (ESP) 164 3 194 15 Silvia MESEGUER MF 12/03/89 Atlético Madrid (ESP) 168 1 66 18 Aitana BONMATI MF 18/01/98 FC Barcelona (ESP) 162 2 58 19 Amanda SAMPEDRO MF 26/06/93 Atlético Madrid (ESP) 159 1 45 20 Andrea PEREIRA DF 19/09/93 FC Barcelona (ESP) 164 21 Andrea FALCON FW 28/02/97 Atlético Madrid (ESP) 167 1 45 22 Nahikari GARCIA FW 10/03/97 Real Sociedad (ESP) 160 3 174 23 Maria QUINONES GK 29/10/96 Real Sociedad (ESP) 171 Entraîneur Jorge VILDA (ESP) Etats-Unis d'Amérique (USA) Maillot: blanc Short: blanc Chaussettes: blanc/bleu marine Statistiques de la compétition # Nom ST Pos DOB Club H MP Min GF GA AS Y 2Y R 1 Alyssa NAEHER GK 20/04/88 Chicago Red Stars (USA) 175 3 270 3 Samantha MEWIS MF 09/10/92 NC Courage (USA) 180 2 180 2 2 4 Becky SAUERBRUNN DF 06/06/85 Utah Royals FC (USA) 170 2 180 5 Kelley O HARA X DF 04/08/88 Utah Royals FC (USA) 165 2 180 1 1 7 Abby DAHLKEMPER DF 13/05/93 NC Courage (USA) 170 3 262 8 Julie ERTZ MF 06/04/92 Chicago Red Stars (USA) 170 2 114 1 13 Alex MORGAN FW 02/07/89 Orlando Pride (USA) 170 2 135 5 3 15 Megan RAPINOE (C) FW 05/07/85 Reign FC (USA) 167 2 173 1 3 16 Rose LAVELLE MF 14/05/95 Washington Spirit (USA) 162 2 120 2 17 Tobin HEATH FW 29/05/88 Portland Thorns FC (USA) 162 2 147 19 Crystal DUNN DF 03/07/92 NC Courage (USA) 157 2 180 1 Remplaçantes 2 Mallory PUGH FW 29/04/98 Washington Spirit (USA) 162 3 118 1 6 Morgan BRIAN MF 26/02/93 Chicago Red Stars (USA) 170 1 90 9 Lindsey HORAN X MF 26/05/94 Portland Thorns FC (USA) 175 3 239 2 1 1 10 Carli LLOYD FW 16/07/82 Sky Blue FC (USA) 172 3 168 3 1 11 Ali KRIEGER DF 28/07/84 Orlando Pride (USA) 168 1 90 12 Tierna DAVIDSON DF 19/09/98 Chicago Red Stars (USA) 177 1 90 2 14 Emily SONNETT DF 25/11/93 Portland Thorns FC (USA) 170 1 8 18 Ashlyn HARRIS GK 19/10/85 Orlando Pride (USA) 170 20 Allie LONG X MF 13/08/87 Reign FC (USA) 172 1 31 1 21 Adrianna FRANCH GK 12/11/90 Portland Thorns FC (USA) 174 22 Jessica MCDONALD FW 28/02/88 NC Courage (USA) 182 1 45 23 Christen PRESS FW 29/12/88 Utah Royals FC (USA) 170 3 150 1 Entraîneur Jill ELLIS (USA) VAR : Arbitre Assistant Vidéo 1 AVAR 1 : Assistant VAR AVAR 2 : Hors-jeu VAR MP : Matches joués A : Absent Pos : Poste FW : Attaquante Y : Carton jaune Min : Minutes jouées N : Non éligible GK : Gardienne de but C : Capitaine 2Y : Expulsion due à un 2e avertissement GF : Buts pour I : Blessée DF : Défenseure ST : Statut R : Carton rouge direct Suspendue au prochain match en cas GA : Buts contre X : d'avertissement MF : Milieu de terrain DOB : Date de naissance AS : Passe décisive LUN 24 JUI 2019 16:43 CET / 16:43 Heure locale - Version 1 32°C / 89°F Hum.: 42% Page 1 / 1.
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