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FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™ Group E Tactical Line-up Cameroon - New Zealand # 34 20 JUN 2019 18:00 Montpellier / Stade de la Mosson / FRA Cameroon (CMR) Shirt: green Shorts: red Socks: yellow # Name Pos 1 Annette NGO NDOM GK 3 Ajara NCHOUT FW 4 Yvonne LEUKO DF 5 Augustine EJANGUE DF 6 Estelle JOHNSON DF 7 Gabrielle ABOUDI ONGUENE (C) FW 8 Raissa FEUDJIO X MF 10 Jeannette YANGO MF 11 Aurelle AWONA DF 17 Gaelle ENGANAMOUIT X FW 22 Michaela ABAM FW Substitutes 2 Christine MANIE X DF 9 Madeleine NGONO MANI FW 13 Charlene MEYONG MF 14 Ninon ABENA MF 15 Ysis SONKENG DF 18 Henriette AKABA FW 19 Marlyse NGO NDOUMBOUK X MF Matches played 20 Genevieve NGO MBELECK X MF 10 Jun CAN - CMR 1 : 0 ( 1 : 0 ) 21 Alexandra TAKOUNDA FW 15 Jun NED - CMR 3 : 1 ( 1 : 1 ) 23 Marthe ONGMAHAN GK 12 Claudine MEFFOMETOU I DF 16 Isabelle MAMBINGO I GK Coach Alain DJEUMFA (CMR) New Zealand (NZL) Shirt: white Shorts: white Socks: white # Name Pos 1 Erin NAYLER GK 2 Ria PERCIVAL DF 3 Anna GREEN DF 6 Rebekah STOTT DF 7 Ali RILEY (C) DF 8 Abby ERCEG DF 11 Sarah GREGORIUS FW 13 Rosie WHITE FW 14 Katie BOWEN MF 16 Katie DUNCAN MF 22 Olivia CHANCE MF Substitutes 5 Nicole STRATFORD DF 9 Emma KETE FW 10 Annalie LONGO MF 12 Betsy HASSETT MF 15 Sarah MORTON DF 17 Hannah WILKINSON FW 18 Steph SKILTON DF Matches played 19 Paige SATCHELL FW 11 Jun NZL - NED 0 : 1 ( 0 : 0 ) 20 Daisy CLEVERLEY MF 15 Jun CAN - NZL 2 : 0 ( 0 : 0 ) 21 Victoria ESSON GK 23 Nadia OLLA GK 4 C.J. BOTT A DF Coach Tom SERMANNI (AUS) GK: Goalkeeper A: Absent W: Win GD: Goal difference VAR: Video Assistant Referee DF: Defender N: Not eligible to play D: Drawn Pts: Points AVAR 1: Assistant VAR MF: Midfielder I: Injured L: Lost AVAR 2: Offside VAR FW: Forward X: Misses next match if booked GF: Goals for C: Captain MP: Matches played GA: Goals against THU 20 JUN 2019 16:54 CET / 16:54 Local time - Version 1 28°C / 82°F Hum.: 64% Page 1 / 1.

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