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Match Report FIFA Women's World Cup China 2007 Match Report Group A Japan - England 2:2 (0:0) Match Date Venue / Stadium / Country Time Att. 2 11 SEP 2007 Shanghai / Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium / CHN 20:00 27,146 Match Officials: Referee: Kari SEITZ (USA) Assistant Referee 1: Maria Isabel TOVAR (MEX) 4th Official: Jennifer BENNETT (USA) Assistant Referee 2: Rita MUNOZ (MEX) Match Commissioner: Keri - Michele COX (NZL) General Coordinator: Jeannette SAARINEN (FIN) Goals Scored: Aya MIYAMA (JPN) 55' , Kelly SMITH (ENG) 81' , Kelly SMITH (ENG) 83' , Aya MIYAMA (JPN) 95' Japan (JPN) England (ENG) [ 1] Miho FUKUMOTO (GK) [ 1] Rachel BROWN (GK) [ 2] Hiromi ISOZAKI (C) (-86') [ 2] Alex SCOTT (-89') [ 3] Yukari KINGA (-46' HT ) [ 3] Casey STONEY [ 7] Tomomi MIYAMOTO (-71') [ 4] Katie CHAPMAN [ 8] Tomoe SAKAI [ 5] Faye WHITE (C) [ 9] Eriko ARAKAWA [ 6] Mary PHILLIP [ 10] Homare SAWA [ 7] Karen CARNEY [ 15] Azusa IWASHIMIZU [ 8] Fara WILLIAMS [ 16] Aya MIYAMA [ 9] Eniola ALUKO (-74') [ 18] Shinobu OHNO [ 10] Kelly SMITH [ 20] Rumi UTSUGI [ 11] Rachel YANKEY Substitutes: Substitutes: [ 4] Kyoko YANO [ 12] Anita ASANTE [ 5] Miyuki YANAGITA [ 13] Siobhan CHAMBERLAIN (GK) [ 6] Ayumi HARA (+71') [ 14] Rachel UNITT [ 11] Mio OTANI [ 15] Sue SMITH [ 12] Nozomi YAMAGO (GK) [ 16] Jill SCOTT (+74') [ 13] Kozue ANDO (+46' HT ) [ 17] Jodie HANDLEY [ 14] Nayuha TOYODA [ 18] Lianne SANDERSON [ 17] Yuki NAGASATO (+86') [ 19] Vicky EXLEY [ 19] Mizuho SAKAGUCHI [ 20] Lindsay JOHNSON (+89') [ 21] Misaki AMANO (GK) [ 21] Carly TELFORD (GK) Coach: Hiroshi OHASHI (JPN) Coach: Hope POWELL (ENG) Cautions: Katie CHAPMAN (ENG) 23' , Kelly SMITH (ENG) 94' Expulsions: Additional Time: First half: 0 min., second half: 3 min. N: Not Eligible to Play I: Injured A: Absent 2Y: Second yellow card (C): Captain Att: Attendance AET: After extra time GK Goalkeeper PSO: Penalty shoot-out TUE 11 SEP 2007; 15:52 - Version 1 Page1/2 FIFA Women's World Cup China 2007 Game Statistics Group A Japan - England 2:2 (0:0) Match Date Venue / Stadium / Country Time Att. 2 11 SEP 2007 Shanghai / Shanghai Hongkou Football Stadium / CHN 20:00 27,146 Japan (JPN) Statistics England (ENG) 10 Shots 19 4 Shots on Goal 9 9 Fouls 9 2 Corner Kicks 8 4 Direct Free Kicks to Goal 0 0 Indirect Free Kicks to Goal 0 0 Penalty Kicks 0 0 Offsides 6 0 Own Goals 0 0 Cautions 2 0 Expulsions 0 52% Ball Possession 48% 27 Actual Playing Time 25 Japan (JPN) # Name Pos Min GS GA Y 2Y R 1 Miho FUKUMOTO GK 90 2 2 Hiromi ISOZAKI (C) D 86 3 Yukari KINGA D 45 7 Tomomi MIYAMOTO M 71 8 Tomoe SAKAI M 90 9 Eriko ARAKAWA F 90 10 Homare SAWA M 90 15 Azusa IWASHIMIZU D 90 16 Aya MIYAMA M 90 2 18 Shinobu OHNO F 90 20 Rumi UTSUGI D 90 Substitutes 6 Ayumi HARA M 19 13 Kozue ANDO D 45 17 Yuki NAGASATO F 4 Totals 2 2 England (ENG) # Name Pos Min GS GA Y 2Y R 1 Rachel BROWN GK 90 2 2 Alex SCOTT D 89 3 Casey STONEY D 90 4 Katie CHAPMAN M 90 1 5 Faye WHITE (C) D 90 6 Mary PHILLIP D 90 7 Karen CARNEY F 90 8 Fara WILLIAMS M 90 9 Eniola ALUKO F 74 10 Kelly SMITH M 90 2 1 11 Rachel YANKEY F 90 Substitutes 16 Jill SCOTT M 16 20 Lindsay JOHNSON D 1 Totals 2 2 2 AET: After extra time PSO: Penalty shoot-out (C): Captain Pos: Position GK: Goalkeeper D: Defender M: Midfielder F: Forward Min: Minutes Played GS: Goals Scored R: Red Cards GA: Goals Against Y: Yellow Cards 2Y: Second yellow card TUE 11 SEP 2007; 15:52 - Version 1 Page2/2.
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