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Match Report FIFA Women's World Cup China 2007 Match Report Group C Canada - Ghana 4:0 (1:0) Match Date Venue / Stadium / Country Time 13 15 SEP 2007 Hangzhou / Hangzhou Dragon Stadium / CHN 17:00 Match Officials: Referee: Nicole PETIGNAT (SUI) Assistant Referee 1: Corinne LAGRANGE (FRA) 4th Official: Pannipar KAMNUENG (THA) Assistant Referee 2: Karine VIVES SOLANA (FRA) Match Commissioner: Sahar EL HAWARY (EGY) General Coordinator: Vairani DAVIO (TAH) Goals Scored: Christine SINCLAIR (CAN) 16' , Sophie SCHMIDT (CAN) 55' , Christine SINCLAIR (CAN) 62' , Martina FRANKO (CAN) 77' Canada (CAN) Ghana (GHA) [ 18] Erin MC LEOD (GK) [ 16] Memunatu SULEMANA (GK) [ 2] Kristina KISS [ 2] Aminatu IBRAHIM [ 6] Tanya DENNIS [ 3] Mavis DANSO [ 8] Diana MATHESON (-84') [ 6] Florence OKOE [ 9] Candace-Marie CHAPMAN [ 10] Adjoa BAYOR (C) (-71') [ 10] Martina FRANKO [ 11] Gloria FORIWA [ 11] Randee HERMUS [ 12] Olivia AMOAKO [ 12] Christine SINCLAIR (C) [ 13] Yaa AVOE (-35') [ 15] Kara LANG (-63') [ 14] Rumanatu TAHIRU [ 16] Katie THORLAKSON (-45') [ 18] Anita AMANKWA [ 19] Sophie SCHMIDT [ 21] Memuna DARKU (-77') Substitutes: Substitutes: [ 1] Karina LEBLANC (GK) [ 1] Gladys ENTI (GK) [ 3] Melanie BOOTH [ 4] Doreen AWUAH [ 4] Robyn GAYLE [ 5] Patricia OFORI [ 5] Andrea NEIL (+84') [ 7] Safia RAHMAN (+71') [ 7] Rhian WILKINSON (+63') [ 8] Sheila OKAI [ 13] Amy WALSH [ 9] Anita AMENUKU [ 14] Melissa TANCREDI [ 15] Lydia ANKRAH (+77') [ 17] Brittany TIMKO [ 17] Hamdya ABASS (+35') [ 20] Taryn SWIATEK (GK) [ 19] Fati MOHAMMED (GK) [ 21] Jodi-Ann ROBINSON (+45') [ 20] Belinda KANDA Coach: Even PELLERUD (NOR) Coach: Isaac PAHA (GHA) Cautions: Tanya DENNIS (CAN) 8' , Anita AMANKWA (GHA) 21' , Gloria FORIWA (GHA) 39' , Olivia AMOAKO (GHA) 78' Expulsions: Additional Time: First half: 3 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 SAT 15 SEP 2007; 12:54 CET / 18:54 local time - Version 1 Page1/2 FIFA Women's World Cup China 2007 Game Statistics Group C Canada - Ghana 4:0 (1:0) Match Date Venue / Stadium / Country Time 13 15 SEP 2007 Hangzhou / Hangzhou Dragon Stadium / CHN 17:00 Canada (CAN) Statistics Ghana (GHA) 24 Shots 15 14 Shots on Goal 3 11 Fouls 6 7 Corner Kicks 1 0 Direct Free Kicks to Goal 2 0 Indirect Free Kicks to Goal 0 0 Penalty Kicks 0 2 Offsides 0 0 Own Goals 0 1 Cautions 3 0 Expulsions 0 45% Ball Possession 55% 29 Actual Playing Time 35 Canada (CAN) # Name Pos Min GS GA Y 2Y R 18 Erin MC LEOD GK 90 2 Kristina KISS D 90 6 Tanya DENNIS D 90 1 8 Diana MATHESON M 84 9 Candace-Marie CHAPMAN M 90 10 Martina FRANKO D 90 1 11 Randee HERMUS D 90 12 Christine SINCLAIR (C) F 90 2 15 Kara LANG F 63 16 Katie THORLAKSON M 44 19 Sophie SCHMIDT M 90 1 Substitutes 5 Andrea NEIL M 6 7 Rhian WILKINSON F 27 21 Jodi-Ann ROBINSON F 46 Totals 4 1 Ghana (GHA) # Name Pos Min GS GA Y 2Y R 16 Memunatu SULEMANA GK 90 4 2 Aminatu IBRAHIM D 90 3 Mavis DANSO D 90 6 Florence OKOE M 90 10 Adjoa BAYOR (C) M 71 11 Gloria FORIWA F 90 1 12 Olivia AMOAKO D 90 1 13 Yaa AVOE D 35 14 Rumanatu TAHIRU F 90 18 Anita AMANKWA F 90 1 21 Memuna DARKU M 77 Substitutes 7 Safia RAHMAN F 19 15 Lydia ANKRAH D 13 17 Hamdya ABASS D 55 Totals 4 3 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 SAT 15 SEP 2007; 12:54 CET / 18:54 local time - Version 1 Page2/2.
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