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Match Report FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup New Zealand 2008 Match Report Group C Japan - USA 3:2 (1:1) Match Date Venue / Stadium / Country Time Att. 5 30 OCT 2008 Hamilton / Waikato Stadium / NZL 12:00 4,816 Match Officials: Referee : Thalia MITSI (GRE) Assistant Referee 1 : Romina SANTUARI (ITA) 4th Official : Cristina DORCIOMAN (ROU) Assistant Referee 2 : Secim DEMIREL (TUR) Match Commissioner : Liana STOICESCU (ROU) General Coordinator : LU Tracy (CHN) Goals Scored: Vicki DiMARTINO (USA) 3' , Mana IWABUCHI (JPN) 31' , Kristie MEWIS (USA) 51' , Natsumi KAMEOKA (JPN) 68' , Kei YOSHIOKA (JPN) 74' Japan (JPN) USA (USA) [ 1] Saki NAKAMURA (GK) [ 18] Taylor VANCIL (GK) [ 2] Kozue CHIBA [ 3] Amber BROOKS [ 3] Minori CHIBA [ 5] Erika TYMRAK (-32') [ 5] Natsuki KISHIKAWA (C) [ 6] Cloee COLOHAN (C) [ 6] Natsumi KAMEOKA [ 7] Courtney VERLOO [ 7] Chiaki SHIMADA (-59') [ 8] Vicki DiMARTINO [ 8] Yuko TAKEYAMA [ 10] Kristie MEWIS [ 9] Chinatsu KIRA (-90'+1) [ 11] Sam MEWIS (-86') [ 10] Mana IWABUCHI [ 13] Julia ROBERTS [ 11] Akane SAITO [ 14] Mandy LADDISH (-52') [ 12] Yuiko INOUE (-69') [ 17] Rachel QUON Substitutes: Substitutes: [ 4] Nagisa OKUDA [ 2] Lexi HARRIS [ 13] Takako SUGIYAMA [ 9] Sam JOHNSON (+86') [ 14] Kei YOSHIOKA (+69') [ 12] Hayley BROCK [ 15] Saori TAKAHASHI [ 15] Kate BENNETT [ 16] Sakiko IKEDA (GK) [ 16] Morgan BRIAN [ 17] Minami ISHIDA [ 19] Elizabeth EDDY (+32') [ 18] Marika OHSHIMA [ 20] Olivia KLEI (+52') [ 19] Haruka HAMADA (+90'+1) [ 21] Jenn PETTIGREW (GK) [ 20] Yoko TANAKA (+59') [ 1] Alexa GAUL (GK) (I) [ 21] Ayaka SAITOH (GK) [ 4] Crystal DUNN (I) Coach: Hiroshi YOSHIDA (JPN) Coach: Kazbek TAMBI (USA) Cautions: Rachel QUON (USA) 70' , Mana IWABUCHI (JPN) 90'+3 Expulsions: Additional Time: First half: 1 min., second half: 2 min. N: Not Eligible to Play I: Injured A: Absent 2Y=R:Expulsion due to second caution (C): Captain Att: Attendance AET: After extra time GK Goalkeeper PSO: Penalty shoot-out SAT 1 NOV 2008; 23:14 CET / 11:14 local time - Version 2 Page1/2 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup New Zealand 2008 Game Statistics Group C Japan - USA 3:2 (1:1) Match Date Venue / Stadium / Country Time Att. 5 30 OCT 2008 Hamilton / Waikato Stadium / NZL 12:00 4,816 Japan (JPN) Statistics USA (USA) 20 Shots 11 11 Shots on Goal 7 6 Fouls 15 3 Corner Kicks 6 0 Direct Free Kicks to Goal 1 0 Indirect Free Kicks to Goal 0 0/0 Penalty Kicks/Converted 0/0 0 Offsides 0 0 Own Goals 0 1 Cautions 1 0 Expulsions due to Second Caution 0 0 Direct Expulsions 0 60% Ball Possession 40% 32 Actual Playing Time 21 Japan (JPN) # Name Pos Min GS GA Y 2Y=R R 1 Saki NAKAMURA GK 90 2 2 Kozue CHIBA D 90 3 Minori CHIBA D 90 5 Natsuki KISHIKAWA (C) D 90 6 Natsumi KAMEOKA M 90 1 7 Chiaki SHIMADA M 59 8 Yuko TAKEYAMA M 90 9 Chinatsu KIRA F 89 10 Mana IWABUCHI F 90 1 1 11 Akane SAITO F 90 12 Yuiko INOUE M 69 Substitutes 14 Kei YOSHIOKA F 21 1 19 Haruka HAMADA M 1 20 Yoko TANAKA M 31 Totals 3 2 1 USA (USA) # Name Pos Min GS GA Y 2Y=R R 18 Taylor VANCIL GK 90 3 3 Amber BROOKS D 90 5 Erika TYMRAK M 32 6 Cloee COLOHAN (C) D 90 7 Courtney VERLOO F 90 8 Vicki DiMARTINO F 90 1 10 Kristie MEWIS M 90 1 11 Sam MEWIS M 86 13 Julia ROBERTS D 90 14 Mandy LADDISH M 52 17 Rachel QUON D 90 1 Substitutes 9 Sam JOHNSON F 4 19 Elizabeth EDDY M 58 20 Olivia KLEI M 38 Totals 2 3 1 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: Direct Red Card GA: Goals Against Y: Single Yellow Card 2Y=R:Expulsion due to second caution SAT 1 NOV 2008; 23:14 CET / 11:14 local time - Version 2 Page2/2.
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