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JOGO / MATCH JAPÃO/JAPAN 1 EUA/USA 0 DATA / DATE 05.03.2012 HORA / TIME 14H10 LOCAL / PLACE ESTÁDIO ALGARVE ÀRBITRO ASSISTENTE / ASSISTANT SANJA RODAK (CRO) PERNILLA LARSSON (SWE) REFEREE and PETRUTA IUGULSECU (ROU) 4 ÁRB. / 4 REFEREE JANA ADAMKOVA (CZE) 1º 2º Ver SUBTITUTIONS MARCADOR EQUIPA / TEAM JAPÃO/JAPAN Amarelo SUBSTITUIÇÕES SCORER Yellow Red NOME CLUBE D. NASC. J NJ Nº POS. S MIN MIN IN OUT MIN Nº MIN NAME CLUB BIRTH DATE P NP 1 AYUMI KAIHORI INAC KOBE LEONESSA GK 04.09.1986 X 13 3 66’ 19 84’ 2 YUKARI KINGA INAC KOBE LEONESSA DF 02.05.1984 X 9 11 66’ 3 AZUSA IWASHIMIZU NTV BELEZA DF 14.10.1986 X 19 7 66’ 4 SAKI KUMAGAI 1. FFC FRANKFURT DF 17.10.1990 X 20 6 89’ 5 AYA SAMESHIMA MONTPELLIER HSC DF 16.06.1987 X 16 14 90+3 6 MIZUHO SAKAGUCHI NTV BELEZA MF 15.10.1987 X 7 KOZUE ANDO FCR 2001 DUISBURG FW FW 09.07.1982 X 8 AYA MIYAMA (C) OKAYAMA YUNOGO BELLE MF 28.01.1985 X 9 NAHOMI KAWASUMI INAC KOBE LEONESSA MF 23.09.1985 X 10 HOMARE SAWA INAC KOBE LEONESSA MF 06.09.1978 X 11 SHINOBU OHNO INAC KOBE LEONESSA FW 23.01.1984 X 12 MIHO FUKUMOTO OKAYAMA YUNOGO BELLE GK 02.10.1983 X 13 RUMI UTSUGI MONTPELLIER HSC DF 05.12.1988 X 14 ASUNA TANAKA INAC KOBE LEONESSA DF 23.04.1988 X 15 SAORI ARIYOSHI NTV BELEZA DF 01.11.1987 X 16 KANAKO ITO NTV BELEZA MF 20.07.1983 X 17 YUKI NAGASATO 1. FFC TURBINE POTSDAM FW 15.07.1987 X 18 NANASE KIRYU NTV BELEZA MF 31.10.1989 X 19 MEGUMI TAKASE INAC KOBE LEONESSA FW 10.11.1990 X 20 YUIKA SUGASAWA ALBIREX NIGATA LADIES FW 05.10.1990 X 21 MAI KYOKAWA TOKIWAGI GAKUEN HIGH FW 28.12.1993 X TREINADOR(A) / COACH : NORIO SASAKI 1º 2º Ver SUBSTITUIÇÕES MARCADOR EQUIPA / TEAM EUA/USA Amarelo SUBTITUTIONS SCORER Yellow Red NOME CLUBE D. NASC. J NJ Nº POS. S MIN MIN IN OUT MIN Nº MIN NAME CLUB BIRTH DATE P NP 1 HOPE SOLO GK 30.07.1981 X 16 10 30’ 2 HEATHER MITTS DF 09.06.1978 X 15 8 HT 3 CHRISTIE RAMPONE (C) DF 24.06.1975 X 14 5 HT 4 REBECCA SAUERBRUNN DF 06.06.1985 X 9 12 HT 5 KELLEY O’HARA DF 04.08.1988 X 11 20 73’ 6 AMY LEPEILBET DF 12.03.1982 X 17 6 88’ 7 SHANNON BOXX MF 29.06.1977 X 8 AMY RODRIGUEZ FW 17.02.1987 X 9 HEATHER O’REILLY MF 02.01.1985 X 10 CARLI LLOYD MF 16.07.1986 X 11 SYDENY LEROUX FW 07.05.1990 X 12 LAUREN CHENEY FW 30.09.1987 X 13 ALEX MORGAN FW 02.07.1989 X 14 STEPHANIE COX DF 03.04.1986 X 15 MEGAN RAPINOE MF 05.07.1985 X 16 LORI LINDSEY MF 19.03.1980 X 17 TOBIN HEATH MF 29.05.1988 X 18 NICOLE BARNHART GK 10.10.1981 X 19 RACHEL BUEHLER DF 26.08.1985 X 20 ABBY WAMBACH FW 02.06.1980 X 22 WHITNEY ENGEN DF 28.11.1987 X TREINADOR(A) / COACH : PIA SUNDHAGE ÀRBITRO / REFEREE Depº. de Futebol e Formação * Football and Development Department .

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