1991 Women's World Cup
Qualifying
Africa - Women's Championship 1991
First Round
16 Feb Nigeria 5-1 Ghana
3 Mar Ghana 1-2 Nigeria
Senegal withdrew
Guinea walkover
Zimbabwe withdrew
Zambia walkover
Congo withdrew
Cameroon walkover
Second Round
4 May Nigeria 3-0 Guinea
19 May Guinea 0-4 Nigeria
Zambia withdrew
Cameroon walkover
Final
Jun 15 Nigeria 2-0 Cameroon
Jun 30 Cameroon 0-4 Nigeria
Asian Women's Championship 1991
In Fukuoka, Japan, May 26 to June 8.
Matches were 80 minutes in duration.
Group A
29-May China 3-0 Taiwan
[Shui Qingxia 13', Sun Qingmei 40', Niu Lijie 67']
29-May Thailand 3-0 South Korea
[Sunee Kridsanachandee 32', Prapa Bourthong 42', Anchalee Khaolaung 66']
31-May Taiwan 9-0 South Korea
[Huang Yu-Chung 3' 32' 49', ?]
31-May China 10-1 Thailand
[Niu Lijie 27' 28' 41' 76', ?]
2-Jun Taiwan 0-0 Thailand
2-Jun China 10-0 South Korea [HT 4-0]
1.CHINA 3 3 0 0 23- 1 6
2.TAIWAN 3 1 1 1 9- 3 3
3.Thailand 3 1 1 1 4-10 3
4.South Korea 3 0 0 3 0-22 0
Group B
26-May Hong Kong 2-0 Singapore [HT 1-0]
[Chan Shuk-Chi 16' 51']
26-May Japan 1-0 North Korea [HT 0-0]
[Kaori Nagamine 66']
28-May Japan 4-1 Hong Kong [HT 1-1]
[Takako Tezuka, Kaori Nagamine, Asako Takakura x2 / Law Ka-Lai 17']
28-May North Korea 12-0 Malaysia [HT 4-0]
[Yang Mi-Sun x3, ?]
30-May North Korea 5-0 Hong Kong
30-May Malaysia 1-0 Singapore
1-Jun North Korea 8-0 Singapore [HT 5-0]
[Yang Mi-Sun x5, ?]
1-Jun Japan 12-0 Malaysia [HT 5-0]
[Takako Tezuka x3, Etsuko Handa x2, Kaori Nagamine x3, Akemi Noda x3, Yuriko Mizuma]
3-Jun Japan 10-0 Singapore
[Riko Matsuda x2, Takako Tezuka, Akemi Noda x2, Asako Takakura, Sayuri Yamaguchi, Tamaki Uchiyama x3]
3-Jun Hong Kong 0-0 Malaysia
1.JAPAN 4 4 0 0 27- 1 8
2.NORTH KOREA 4 3 0 1 25- 1 6
3.Hong Kong 4 1 1 2 3- 9 3
4.Malaysia 4 1 1 2 1-24 3
5.Singapore 4 0 0 4 0-21 0
Semi-finals
6-Jun China 1-0 North Korea
[Zhang Yan 16']
6-Jun Japan 0-0 Taiwan [aet, 5-4 pen]
Third Place Match
8-Jun Taiwan 0-0 North Korea [5-4 pen]
Final
8-Jun China 5-0 JapanEuropean Women Championship 1989-91
Group 1
18.11.1989 Zaandijk Netherlands 2-0 Ireland
09.12.1989 Clandeboye North Ireland 1-2 Ireland
17.03.1990 Belfast North Ireland 0-6 Netherlands
29.04.1990 Dublin Ireland 0-0 Netherlands
22.09.1990 Kaatsheuvel Netherlands 9-0 North Ireland
07.10.1990 Dublin Ireland 4-0 North Ireland
1.NETHERLANDS 4 3 1 0 17- 0 7
2.Ireland 4 2 1 1 6- 3 5
3.N. Ireland 4 0 0 4 1-21 0
Group 2
15.10.1989 Knurow Poland 1-3 France
22.10.1989 Helsingborg Sweden 4-1 Poland
13.05.1990 Melun France 0-2 Sweden
10.06.1990 Gorzow Poland 0-2 Sweden
29.09.1990 Creutzwald France 2-0 Poland
14.10.1990 Mariestad Sweden 4-1 France
1.SWEDEN 4 4 0 0 12- 2 8
2.France 4 2 0 2 6- 7 4
3.Poland 4 0 0 4 2-11 0
Group 3
09.09.1989 Varkaus Finland 0-1 Norway
01.10.1989 Brentford England 0-0 Finland
16.10.1989 Kongsvinger Norway 4-0 Belgium
17.03.1990 Ypres Belgium 0-3 England
07.04.1990 Sheffield England 1-0 Belgium
12.05.1990 Leppävaara Finland 3-0 Belgium
27.05.1990 Klepp Norway 2-0 England
13.06.1990 Porsgrunn Norway 4-0 Finland
02.09.1990 Manchester England 0-0 Norway
29.09.1990 Tampere Finland 0-0 England
27.09.1990 Kapellen Belgium 0-1 Norway
13.10.1990 Brüssels Belgium 1-0 Finland
1.NORWAY 6 5 1 0 12- 0 11
2.ENGLAND 6 2 3 1 4- 2 7
3.Finland 6 1 2 3 3- 6 4
4.Belgium 6 1 0 5 1-12 2
Group 4
01.10.1989 Straubing Germany 0-0 Hungary
14.10.1989 Skutec Czechoslovakia 2-0 Bulgaria
28.10.1989 Simitli Bulgaria 0-3 Hungary
22.11.1989 Marburg Germany 5-0 Czechoslovakia
11.04.1990 Sofia Bulgaria 1-4 Germany
29.04.1990 Frydek Mistek Czechoslovakia 0-1 Germany
26.05.1990 Esztergom Hungary 2-0 Czechoslovakia
09.06.1990 Dorog Hungary 2-0 Bulgaria
26.09.1990 Rheine Germany 4-0 Bulgaria
29.09.1990 Vranov n.Toplou Czechoslovakia 3-0 Hungary
14.10.1990 Sopron Hungary 0-4 Germany
14.10.1990 Pazardjik Bulgaria 2-3 Czechoslovakia
1.GERMANY 6 5 1 0 18- 1 11
2.HUNGARY 6 3 1 2 7- 7 7
3.Czechoslovakia 6 3 0 3 8-10 6
4.Bulgaria 6 0 0 6 3-18 0
Group 5
14.10.1989 Bern Switzerland 0-4 Denmark
04.11.1989 Benicasim Spain 0-0 Switzerland
25.11.1989 Antequera Spain 1-3 Denmark
02.12.1989 Reggio Emilia Italy 4-1 Switzerland
10.02.1990 Portici Italy 3-1 Spain
07.04.1990 Lugano Switzerland 0-4 Italy
28.04.1990 Vejle Denmark 1-0 Italy
02.05.1990 Binningen Switzerland 2-1 Spain
23.05.1990 Vejle Denmark 4-0 Switzerland
13.06.1990 Vejle Denmark 5-0 Spain
06.10.1990 Oristano Italy 1-1 Denmark
21.10.1990 Cartagena Spain 0-0 Italy
1.DENMARK 6 5 1 0 18- 2 11
2.ITALY 6 3 2 1 12- 4 8
3.Switzerland 6 1 1 4 3-17 3
4.Spain 6 0 2 4 3-13 2
Quarterfinals
First legs
14.11.1990 Kristiansand Norway 2-1 Hungary
18.11.1990 Malmö Sweden 1-1 Italy
24.11.1990 Vejle Denmark 0-0 Netherlands
25.11.1990 High Wycombe England 1-4 Germany
Second legs
25.11.1990 Budapest Hungary 0-2 Norway
08.12.1990 Castellamare Italy 0-0 Sweden
08.12.1990 Denekamp Netherlands 0-1 Denmark [aet]
16.12.1990 Bochum Germany 2-0 England
NB: semifinalists and Sweden (as best quarterfinal loser) qualified for
World Cup 1991
Final Tournament (Denmark, July 10-14, 1991)
Semifinals
10.07.1991 Hjørring Norway 0-0 Denmark [aet, 8-7 pen]
11.07.1991 Frederikshavn Germany 3-0 Italy
Third Place Match
14.07.1991 Aalborg Denmark 2-1 Italy [aet]
Final
14.07.1991 Aalborg Germany 3-1 Norway [aet]CONCACAF's Women's Championship 1991
All matches in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Group A
18- 4 USA 12-0 Mexico
18- 4 Martinique 1-1 Trinidad/Tobago
20- 4 Trinidad/Tobago 3-1 Mexico
20- 4 USA 12-0 Martinique
22- 4 Martinique 1-8 Mexico
22- 4 USA 10-0 Trinidad/Tobago
1.USA 3 3 0 0 34- 0 6
2.Trinidad/Tobago 3 1 1 1 4-12 3
3.Mexico 3 1 0 2 9-16 2
4.Martinique 3 0 1 2 2-21 1
Group B
16- 4 Canada 6-0 Costa Rica
17- 4 Jamaica 0-1 Haiti
19- 4 Canada 9-0 Jamaica
19- 4 Haiti 4-0 Costa Rica
21- 4 Jamaica 1-2 Costa Rica
21- 4 Canada 2-0 Haiti
1.Canada 3 3 0 0 17- 0 6
2.Haiti 3 2 0 1 5- 2 4
3.Costa Rica 3 1 0 2 2-11 2
4.Jamaica 3 0 0 3 1-12 0
Semifinals
24- 4 Canada 6-0 Trinidad/Tobago
25- 4 USA 10-0 Haiti
Third Place Match
27- 4 Trinidad/Tobago 4-2 Haiti
Final
28- 4 USA 5-0 Canada
Women's World Cup 1991 Oceania Qualifiers (Sydney)
May 19 to 25
New Zealand 16-0 Papua NG
New Zealand 1-0 Australia
Australia 12-0 Papua NG
New Zealand 11-0 Papua NG
New Zealand 0-1 Australia
Australia 8-0 Papua NG
Final Table:
1.New Zealand 4 3 0 1 28- 1 6
2.Australia 4 3 0 1 21- 1 6
3.Papua New Guinea 4 0 0 4 0-47 0
South-American Women's Championship 1991
In Maringá, Brazil
Brazil 6-0 Venezuela
Chile 1-0 Venezuela
Brazil 6-1 Chile
1.Brazil 2 2 0 0 12- 1 4
2.Chile 2 1 0 1 2- 6 2
3.Venezuela 2 0 0 2 0- 7 0
Group A
16 Nov Guangzhou China 4-0 Norway
[Ma Li 22, Liu Ailing 45, 50, Sun Qingmei 75]
[first ever WWC match]
17 Nov Guangzhou Denmark 3-0 New Zealand
[Marianne Jensen 15, 40, Susan MacKensie 42]
19 Nov Guangzhou China 2-2 Denmark
[Sun Wen 37, Wei Haiying 76; Lisbet Kolding 24, Hanne Nissen 55]
19 Nov Guangzhou Norway 4-0 New Zealand
[Julia Campbell 30og, Linda Medalen 32, 38, Hege Riise 49]
21 Nov Foshan China 4-1 New Zealand
[Zhou Yang 20, Liu Ailing 22, 60, Wu Weiying 24; Kim Barbara Nye 65]
21 Nov Panyu Norway 2-1 Denmark
[Tina Svensson 14pen, Linda Medalen 56; Annette Thychosen 54pen]
1.CHINA 3 2 1 0 10- 3 5
2.NORWAY 3 2 0 1 6- 5 4
3.DENMARK 3 1 1 1 6- 4 3
4.New Zealand 3 0 0 3 1-11 0
Group B
17 Nov Foshan Japan 0-1 Brazil
[Elane Rego 4]
17 Nov Panyu Sweden 2-3 USA
[Lena Videkull 65, Ingrid Johansson 71; Carin Jennings 40, 49,
Mia Hamm 62]
19 Nov Foshan Japan 0-8 Sweden
[Lena Videkull 1, 11, Anneli Andelen 15, 60, Malin Lungren 25,
Helen Nilsson 27, Pia Sundhage 34, Sayuri Yamaguchi 70og]
19 Nov Panyu Brazil 0-5 USA
[April Heinrichs 23, 35, Carin Jennings 38, Michelle Akers-Stahl 39,
Mia Hamm 63]
21 Nov Foshan Japan 0-3 USA
[Michelle Akers-Stahl 20, 37, Wendy Gebauer 39]
21 Nov Panyu Brazil 0-2 Sweden
[Pia Sundhage 42pen, Susanne Hedberg 56]
1.USA 3 3 0 0 11- 2 6
2.SWEDEN 3 2 0 1 12- 3 4
3.Brazil 3 1 0 2 1- 7 2
4.Japan 3 0 0 3 0-12 0
Group C
17 Nov Jiangmen Taiwan 0-5 Italy
[Ferianna Ferraguzzi 15, Adele Marsiletti 29,
Carolina Morace 37, 56, 66]
[first ever WWC hattrick]
17 Nov Jiangmen Germany 4-0 Nigeria
[Silvia Neid 16, Heidi Mohr 34, 36, Gudrun Gottschlich 57]
19 Nov Zhongshan Taiwan 0-3 Germany
[Bettina Wiegmann 10pen, Heidi Mohr 21, 50]
19 Nov Zhongshan Italy 1-0 Nigeria
[Carolina Morace 68]
21 Nov Jiangmen Taiwan 2-0 Nigeria
[Lin Meei-Chun 38, Chou Tai-Ying 55]
21 Nov Zhongshan Italy 0-2 Germany
[Heidi Mohr 67, Britta Unsleber 79]
1.GERMANY 3 3 0 0 9- 0 6
2.ITALY 3 2 0 1 6- 2 4
3.TAIWAN 3 1 0 2 2- 8 2
4.Nigeria 3 0 0 3 0- 7 0
Quarterfinals
24 Nov Guangzhou China 0-1 Sweden
[Pia Sundhage 3]
24 Nov Jiangmen Norway 3-2 Italy [aet]
[Birthe Hegstad 22, Agnate Carlsen 67, Tina Svensson 96pen;
Raffaella Saimaso 31, Rita Guarino 80]
24 Nov Zhongshan Germany 2-1 Denmark [aet]
[Bettina Wiegmann 17pen, Heidi Mohr 98; Susan MacKensie 25pen]
24 Nov Foshan USA 7-0 Taiwan
[Michelle Akers-Stahl 8, 29, 33, 44, 48pen, Julie Foudy 38,
Joy Biefeld 79]
Semifinals
27 Nov Panyu Norway 4-1 Sweden
27 Nov Guangzhou USA 5-2 Germany
Third Place Match
29 Nov Guangzhou Sweden 4-0 Germany
Final [Tianhe Stadium; Att: 65,000; Ref: Vadim Zhuk (USSR)]
30 Nov Guangzhou USA
2-1 Norway
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1995 Women's World Cup
Qualifying
Sweden (hosts) qualified automatically.
Africa - Women's Championship 1995
Preliminary Round (in 1994)
Kenya withdrew
South Africa walkover
First Round (in 1994)
Nigeria 9-0 Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone 0-2 Nigeria
South Africa 5-3 Zambia
Zambia 2-6 South Africa
Cameroon withdrew
Angola walkover
Guinea withdrew
Ghana walkover
Second Round (in January 1995)
Ghana 0-3 Nigeria
Nigeria 2-0 Ghana
South Africa 3-1 Angola
Angola 3-3 South Africa
Final (in March 1995)
Nigeria 4-1 South Africa
South Africa 1-7 NigeriaAsian Games 1994 (Women's Tournament)
3-10 China 5-0 Taiwan
4-10 Japan 5-0 South Korea
6-10 Japan 3-0 Taiwan
7-10 China 2-0 South Korea
[Sun Wen x2]
9-10 Taiwan 2-0 South Korea
[Chou Tai-Ying, Lin Mei-Chun]
10-10 Japan 1-1 China
1.JAPAN 3 2 1 0 9- 1 7
2.CHINA 3 2 1 0 8- 1 7
3.Taiwan 3 1 0 2 2- 8 3
4.South Korea 3 0 0 3 0- 9 0
Final
12-10 Japan 0-2 China [Takegahana Stadium, Fukuyama]European Women Championship 1993-95
Group 1
04.09.1993 Norway 6-1 Czech Rep. Gvarv
26.09.1993 Finland 1-1 Hungary Espoo
16.10.1993 Norway 8-0 Hungary Bergen
23.04.1994 Czech Rep. 0-0 Finland Roudnice
14.05.1994 Czech Rep. 0-0 Hungary Stare Mesto
21.05.1994 Finland 2-2 Norway Vantaa
04.06.1994 Hungary 0-4 Norway Budapest
19.06.1994 Finland 4-0 Czech Rep. Vantaa
04.09.1994 Norway 4-0 Finland Oslo
10.09.1994 Hungary 4-4 Czech Rep. Kecskemét
24.09.1994 Czech Rep. 0-9 Norway Praha
24.09.1994 Hungary 0-1 Finland Budapest
1.NORWAY 6 5 1 0 33- 3 11
2.Finland 6 2 3 1 8- 7 9
3.Hungary 6 0 3 3 5-18 3
4.Czech Republic 6 0 3 3 5-23 3
Group 2
29.08.1993 Ukraine 0-2 Russia Kyiv
18.09.1993 Ukraine 2-2 Romania Kyiv
10.10.1993 Poland 1-3 Ukraine Przemysl
16.10.1993 Romania 2-2 Russia Câmpina
07.11.1993 Poland 0-4 Romania Czechowice
15.05.1994 Russia 0-0 Poland Selyatino
14.06.1994 Russia 1-0 Romania Selyatino
21.08.1994 Ukraine 3-0 Poland Lviv
03.09.1994 Romania 3-0 Poland Baia Mare
18.09.1994 Russia 2-1 Ukraine Voronezh
25.09.1994 Poland 1-2 Russia Wielun
28.09.1994 Romania 5-0 Ukraine Câmpina
1.RUSSIA 6 4 2 0 9- 4 10
2.Romania 6 3 2 1 16- 5 8
3.Ukraine 6 2 1 3 9-12 5
4.Poland 6 0 1 5 2-15 1
Group 3
[Yugoslavia not admitted due to war unrest]
15.08.1993 Lithuania 0-11 Denmark Kaunas
10.09.1993 Lithuania 0-1 Bulgaria Kaunas
29.09.1993 Denmark 6-1 Bulgaria Hjørring
13.10.1993 Bulgaria 1-1 Lithuania Blagoevgrad
25.05.1994 Bulgaria 0-4 Denmark Kustendil
15.06.1994 Denmark 11-0 Lithuania Idestrup
1.DENMARK 4 4 0 0 32- 1 8
2.Bulgaria 4 1 1 2 3-11 3
3.Lithuania 4 0 1 3 1-24 1
Group 4
18.08.1993 Sweden 9-0 Latvia Nynäshamn
22.09.1993 Latvia 0-1 Slovakia Riga
13.10.1993 Slovakia 0-2 Sweden Bratislava
22.05.1994 Latvia 0-5 Sweden Ozolnieki
15.06.1994 Sweden 6-0 Slovakia Gävle
21.09.1994 Slovakia 3-1 Latvia Bratislava
1.SWEDEN 4 4 0 0 22- 0 8
2.Slovakia 4 2 0 2 4- 9 4
3.Latvia 4 0 0 4 1-18 0
Group 5
19.09.1993 Wales 2-3 Switzerland Cwmbran
24.10.1993 Switzerland 0-5 Germany Muri
10.11.1993 Switzerland 1-2 Croatia Winterthur
31.03.1994 Germany 12-0 Wales Bielefeld
02.04.1994 Switzerland 4-2 Wales Effretikon
05.04.1994 Croatia 3-0 Wales Zagreb
04.05.1994 Croatia 1-1 Switzerland Zagreb
05.05.1994 Wales 0-12 Germany Swansea
22.05.1994 Wales 1-2 Croatia Flint
02.06.1994 Croatia 0-7 Germany Zagreb
21.09.1994 Germany 8-0 Croatia Sindelfingen
25.09.1994 Germany 11-0 Switzerland Weingarten
1.GERMANY 6 6 0 0 55- 0 12
2.Croatia 6 3 1 2 8-18 7
3.Switzerland 6 2 1 3 9-23 5
4.Wales 6 0 0 6 5-36 0
Group 6
16.10.1993 Italy 4-0 Scotland Senigallia
20.11.1993 Italy 2-0 France Cosenza
11.12.1993 Portugal 0-1 France Faro
20.02.1994 France 1-0 Scotland Ozoir-la-Ferrière
05.03.1994 Portugal 1-3 Italy Fiaes
26.03.1994 France 3-0 Portugal Angoulême
03.04.1994 Scotland 0-4 Italy Stirling
24.04.1994 Scotland 1-2 Portugal Stirling
14.05.1994 France 1-1 Italy Strasbourg
29.05.1994 Portugal 8-2 Scotland Almerin
11.06.1994 Italy 1-2 Portugal Carrare
25.09.1994 Scotland 0-3 France Aberdeen
1.ITALY 6 4 1 1 15- 4 9
2.France 6 4 1 1 9- 3 9
3.Portugal 6 3 0 3 13-11 6
4.Scotland 6 0 0 6 3-22 0
Group 7
25.09.1993 Slovenia 0-10 England Ljubljana
06.10.1993 Belgium 7-0 Slovenia Lommel
30.10.1993 Belgium 0-0 Spain Brussels
06.11.1993 Belgium 0-3 England Koksijde
19.12.1993 Spain 0-0 England Osuna
20.02.1994 England 0-0 Spain Bradford
13.03.1994 England 6-0 Belgium Nottingham
20.03.1994 Spain 17-0 Slovenia Palamos
17.04.1994 England 10-0 Slovenia Brentford
24.04.1994 Spain 4-0 Belgium Tortosa
14.05.1994 Slovenia 0-8 Belgium Ljubljana
29.05.1994 Slovenia 0-8 Spain Kranj
1.ENGLAND 6 4 2 0 29- 0 10
2.Spain 6 3 3 0 29- 0 9
3.Belgium 6 2 1 3 15-13 5
4.Slovenia 6 0 0 6 0-60 0
Group 8
26.09.1993 Iceland 2-1 Netherlands Reykjavík
19.03.1994 Netherlands 2-0 Greece Wormerveer
16.04.1994 Greece 0-4 Netherlands Xanthi
29.05.1994 Iceland 3-0 Greece Reykjavík
24.09.1994 Netherlands 0-1 Iceland Rotterdam
28.09.1994 Greece 1-6 Iceland Katerini
1.ICELAND 4 4 0 0 12- 2 8
2.Netherlands 4 2 0 2 7- 3 4
3.Greece 4 0 0 4 1-15 0
Quarterfinals
First legs
09.10.1994 Iceland 1-2 England Reykjavík
09.10.1994 Russia 0-1 Germany Selyatino
15.10.1994 Denmark 2-0 Sweden Hjørring
15.10.1994 Italy 1-3 Norway Mantova
Second legs
27.10.1994 Germany 4-0 Russia Osnabrück
29.10.1994 Norway 4-2 Italy Oslo
29.10.1994 Sweden 3-0 Denmark Malmö
30.10.1994 England 2-1 Iceland Brighton
NB: semifinalists and Denmark (as best quarterfinal loser) qualified for
World Cup 1995 (Sweden qualified as hosts)
Semifinals
First legs
11.12.1994 England 1-4 Germany Watford
26.02.1995 Norway 4-3 Sweden Kristiansand [indoor]
Second legs
23.02.1995 Germany 2-1 England Bochum
05.03.1995 Sweden 4-1 Norway Jönköping [indoor]
Final [in Kaiserslautern, Germany]
26.03.1995 Germany 3-2 Sweden
[Meinert 32, Prinz 64, Wiegmann 85 - Andersson 6, Andelén 89]CONCACAF's Women's Championship 1994
In Montreal
13- 8 Canada 7-0 Jamaica
13- 8 USA 9-0 Mexico
15- 8 Trinidad/Tobago 2-1 Jamaica
15- 8 Canada 6-0 Mexico
17- 8 Mexico 3-1 Jamaica
17- 8 USA 11-1 Trinidad/Tobago
19- 8 USA 10-0 Jamaica
19- 8 Canada 5-0 Trinidad/Tobago
21- 8 Mexico 3-3 Trinidad/Tobago
21- 8 Canada 0-6 USA
1.USA 4 4 0 0 36- 1 12
2.Canada 4 3 0 1 18- 6 9
3.Mexico 4 1 1 2 6-19 4
4.Trinidad/Tobago 4 1 1 2 6-20 4
5.Jamaica 4 0 0 4 2-22 0
Women's World Cup 1995 Oceania Qualifiers (Papua New Guinea)
14 Oct 1994 New Zealand 2-1 Australia
15 Oct 1994 New Zealand 2-0 Papua NG
16 Oct 1994 Australia 7-0 Papua NG
18 Oct 1994 Australia 1-0 New Zealand
19 Oct 1994 Papua NG 0-4 Australia
20 Oct 1994 Papua NG 0-6 New Zealand
Final Table:
1.Australia 4 3 0 1 13- 2 9
2.New Zealand 4 3 0 1 10- 2 9
3.Papua New Guinea 4 0 0 4 0-19 0
South-American Women's Championship 1995
In Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil
8- 1 Brazil 13-0 Ecuador
[Pretinha 4, Russa 3, Sissi 2, Michael Jackson 2, Cenira, Roseli]
8- 1 Chile 11-0 Bolivia
[Flores 4, Sanchez 2, Astudillo, Cruz, Acevedo, Bravo, Ayala]
10- 1 Brazil 6-1 Chile
[Sissi 2, Michael Jackson 2, Roseli, Cenira; ?]
10- 1 Argentina 5-1 Ecuador
[Otchotorena 2, Morales 2, Arce; Carmen]
12- 1 Argentina 12-0 Bolivia
[Otchotorena 4, Villanueva 3, Morales 2, Cardoso 2, Asperes]
12- 1 Chile 2-2 Ecuador
[Bravo, Ingrid; Mercedes, Fabiola (og)]
14- 1 Brazil 8-0 Argentina
[Sissi 4, Pretinha 2, Roseli, Elane]
14- 1 Ecuador 6-1 Bolivia
[Ramirez 2, Ana Vera 3, Carmen; Duran]
18- 1 Brazil 15-0 Bolivia
[Sissi 4, Roseli 3, Michael Jackson 2, Cenira 2, Marcia Taffarel,
Elane, Duda, Bel]
18- 1 Argentina 1-0 Chile
[Otchotorena]
1.Brazil 4 4 0 0 42- 1 12
2.Argentina 4 3 0 1 18- 9 9
3.Chile 4 1 1 2 14- 9 4
4.Ecuador 4 1 1 2 9-21 4
5.Bolivia 4 0 0 4 1-44 0
Final [Jan 22]
Brazil 2-0 Argentina
Final Tournament
Group A
5 Jun Karlstad Germany 1-0 Japan
[Silvia Neid 23]
5 Jun Helsingborg Sweden 0-1 Brazil
[Roseli (De Belo) 37]
7 Jun Helsingborg Sweden 3-2 Germany
[Malin Andersson 65, 86, Pia Sundhage 80;
Bettina Wiegmann 9, Ursula Lohn 42]
7 Jun Karlstad Brazil 1-2 Japan
[Pretinha (Gonçalves) 7; Akemi Noda 13, 45]
9 Jun Västerås Sweden 2-0 Japan
[Lena Videkull 66, Anneli Andelen 88]
9 Jun Karlstad Brazil 1-6 Germany
[Roseli (De Belo) 19; Birgit Prinz 5, Maren Meinert 22,
Bettina Wiegmann 42, Heidi Mohr 78, 89, Anouschka Bernhard 90]
1.GERMANY 3 2 0 1 9- 4 6
2.SWEDEN 3 2 0 1 5- 3 6
3.JAPAN 3 1 0 2 2- 4 3
4.Brazil 3 1 0 2 3- 8 3
Group B
6 Jun Karlstad Norway 8-0 Nigeria
[Kristen Sandberg 30, 44, 82, Hege Riise 49,
Ann Kristin Aarønes 60, 90, Linda Medalen 67,
Tina Svensson 76]
6 Jun Helsingborg England 3-2 Canada
[Gillian Coultard 51, 85, Marieanne Spacey 76;
Helen Stoumbos 87, Geraldine Donnelly 91+]
8 Jun Karlstad Norway 2-0 England
[Tone Haugen 7, Hege Riise 37]
8 Jun Helsingborg Nigeria 3-3 Canada
[Rita Nwadike 26, Patience Avre 60, Adaku Okoroafor 77;
Silvana Burtini 12, 55, Geraldine Donnelly 20]
10 Jun Gävle Norway 7-0 Canada
[Ann Kristin Aarønes 4, 21, 93+, Hege Riise 12,
Marianne Pettersen 71, 89, Randi Leinan 84]
10 Jun Karlstad Nigeria 2-3 England
[Adaku Okoroafor 13, Rita Nwadike 74; Karen Farley 10, 38,
Karen Walker 27]
1.NORWAY 3 3 0 0 17- 0 9
2.ENGLAND 3 2 0 1 6- 6 6
3.Canada 3 0 1 2 5-13 1
4.Nigeria 3 0 1 2 5-14 1
Group C
6 Jun Gävle USA 3-3 China
[Tisha Venturini 22, Tiffeny Milbrett 34, Mia Hamm 51;
Wang Liping 38, Wei Haiying 74, Sun Wen 79]
6 Jun Västerås Denmark 5-0 Australia
[Gitte Krogh 12, 48, Anne Nielsen 25, Helle Jensen 37,
Christina Hansen 86]
8 Jun Gävle USA 2-0 Denmark
[Kristine Lilly 9, Tiffeny Milbrett 49]
8 Jun Västerås China 4-2 Australia
[Zhou Yang 23, Shi Guihong 54, 78, Liu Ailing 93+;
Angela Iannotta 25, Sunni Hughes 89]
10 Jun Helsingborg USA 4-1 Australia
[Julie Foudy 69, Joy Fawcett 72, Carla Overbeck 92+,
Debbie Keller 94+; Lisa Casagrande 54]
10 Jun Västerås China 3-1 Denmark
[Shi Guihong 21, Sun Wen 76, Wei Haiying 90;
Christina Bonde 44]
1.USA 3 2 1 0 9- 4 7
2.CHINA 3 2 1 0 10- 6 7
3.DENMARK 3 1 0 2 6- 5 3
4.Australia 3 0 0 3 3-13 0
Quarterfinals
13 Jun Gävle USA 4-0 Japan
[Kristine Lilly 8, 42, Tiffeny Milbrett 45, Tisha Venturini 80]
13 Jun Karlstad Norway 3-1 Denmark
[Gro Espeseth 21, Linda Medalen 64, Hege Riise 85;
Gitte Krogh 86]
13 Jun Västerås Germany 3-0 England
[Martina Voss 41, Maren Meinert 55, Heidi Mohr 82]
13 Jun Helsingborg Sweden 1-1 China [aet, 3-4 pen]
[Ulrika Kalte 93+; Sun Qingmei 29]
[penalties:
Sun Wen 0-1, Malin Andersson 0-1 (save Gao Hong);
Xie Huilin 0-2, Lena Videkull 1-2; Chen Yufeng 1-3,
Anna Pohjanan 2-3; Shui Qingxia 2-4, Pia Sundhage 3-4;
Liu Ailing 3-4 (save Elisabeth Leidinge),
Annika Nessvold 3-4 (save Gao Hong)]
Semifinals
15 Jun Västerås Norway 1-0 USA
15 Jun Helsingborg Germany 1-0 China
Third Place Match
17 Jun Gävle USA 2-0 China
Final
18 Jun Stockholm Norway
2-0 Germany
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1999 Women's World Cup
Qualifying
USA (hosts) qualified automatically.
Africa - Women's Championship 1998
First Round [1st leg Apr 28, 29; 2nd legs Apr 10-12]
Mozambique 3-0 Lesotho
Lesotho 2-4 Mozambique
South Africa 9-0 Swaziland
Swaziland 0-6 South Africa
Egypt 1-1 Uganda
Uganda 1-0 Egypt
Ghana 11-0 Guinea
Guinea 0-8 Ghana
Namibia withdrew
Congo-Kinshasa walkover
Sierra Leone withdrew
Cameroon walkover
Kenya withdrew
Morocco walkover
Nigeria (defending champions and hosts) bye to second round.
Second Round [in Nigeria, Oct 17-30]
Group A (Ahmadu Bello Stadium (Ranchers Bees), Kaduna)
17 Oct Nigeria 8-0 Morocco 1.NIGERIA 3 3 0 0 20- 0 9
Congo-Kinshasa 4-1 Egypt 2.CONGO-KINSHASA 3 1 1 1 4- 7 4
20 Oct Morocco 4-1 Egypt 3.Morocco 3 1 1 1 4- 9 4
Nigeria 6-0 Congo-Kinshasa 4.Egypt 3 0 0 3 2-14 0
23 Oct Morocco 0-0 Congo-Kinshasa
Nigeria 6-0 Egypt
Group B [Mozambique withdrew] (Gateway Stadium, Abeokuta)
18 Oct Ghana 4-0 South Africa 1.GHANA 2 2 0 0 7- 1 6
21 Oct Cameroon 3-2 South Africa 2.CAMEROON 2 1 0 1 4- 5 3
24 Oct Ghana 3-1 Cameroon 3.South Africa 2 0 0 2 2- 7 0
Semifinals
(Kaduna)
27 Oct Nigeria 6-0 Cameroon
(Abeokuta)
27 Oct Ghana 4-1 Congo-Kinshasa (aet)
Third Place Match (Abeokuta)
30 Oct Congo-Kinshasa 3-3 Cameroon (3-1 pen)
Final (Abeokuta)
31 Oct Nigeria 2-0 Ghana
[43' Nkiru Okosieme, 64' Stella Mbachu]
Nigeria and Ghana qualify for the Women's World Cup 1999.Asian Women's Championship 1997
In China, Guangdong province.
Group A [Panyu]
5 Dec India 3-0 Hong Kong
Japan 21-0 Guam
[Gakei Nishina, Homare Sawa x7, Yuko Morimoto, Miyuki Yanagida, Mayumi Daimatsu, Nami Otake x6, Tamaki Uchiyama x3, Rie Yamaki]
7 Dec Hong Kong 1-0 Guam
Japan 1-0 India
[Homare Sawa]
9 Dec Japan 9-0 Hong Kong
[Rie Yamaki, Yumi Toumei, Homare Sawa x3, Yuko Morimoto, Miyuki Yanagida, Tomomi Mitsui, Tamaki Uchiyama]
India 10-0 Guam
1.JAPAN 3 3 0 0 31- 0 9
2.India 3 2 0 1 13- 1 6
3.Hong Kong 3 1 0 2 1-12 3
4.Guam 3 0 0 3 0-32 0
Group B [Guangzhou]
5 Dec China 3-1 North Korea
[Liu Ailing 3' 88', Fan Yunjie 17' / Kim Kun-Sil 83']
Uzbekistan 2-1 Philippines
7 Dec China 8-0 Uzbekistan [HT 5-0]
[Jin Yan 15' 45' 62' 74', others unknown]
North Korea 14-1 Philippines
9 Dec China 16-0 Philippines [HT 5-0]
North Korea 8-0 Uzbekistan
1.CHINA 3 3 0 0 27- 1 9
2.NORTH KOREA 3 2 0 1 23- 4 6
3.Uzbekistan 3 1 0 2 2-17 3
4.Philippines 3 0 0 3 2-32 0
Group C [Zhaoqing]
5 Dec Taiwan 1-0 South Korea
[Hsu Ching-Hsin]
7 Dec South Korea 11-0 Kazakhstan
9 Dec Taiwan 6-0 Kazakhstan
1.TAIWAN 2 2 0 0 7- 0 6
2.South Korea 2 1 0 1 11- 1 3
3.Kazakhstan 2 0 0 2 0-17 0
[Indonesia withdrew]
Semifinals
12 Dec North Korea 1-0 Japan
[Kim Kum-Sil 3']
12 Dec China 10-0 Taiwan [HT 6-0]
[Sun Wen 2' 5', Liu Ailing 36' 43' 45+' 85', Sun Qingmei 42' ??', Shui Qingxia 46', Jin Yan ??']
Third Place Match
14 Dec Japan 2-0 Taiwan
[Homare Sawa 20' 39']
Final
14 Dec China 2-0 North Korea
[Liu Ailing 49' 65']
Most valuable player: Liu Ailing
[First three qualify for World Cup 1999.]
Note: after this edition, with many one-sided matches, the AFC said it would introduce qualifying rounds for 1999 onwards.
However, it seems this decision was later overturned.European Qualifying for Women's World Cup 1999
Groups 1 to 4 (Class A) qualify 6 teams for the 1999 World Cup;
groups 5 to 8 (Class B) winners play off against worst teams of groups 1-4 to
determine qualifying status for next European Championship.
Class A
Group 1
30- 8-1997 Iceland 1-3 Sweden Reykjavik
7- 9-1997 Iceland 3-2 Ukraine Reykjavik
28- 9-1997 Sweden 3-2 Ukraine Uppsala
2-11-1997 Spain 1-2 Ukraine Gava
3- 5-1998 Spain 1-2 Sweden Motril
24- 5-1998 Sweden 3-1 Spain Stockholm
31- 5-1998 Spain 0-0 Iceland Palencia
7- 6-1998 Ukraine 2-1 Spain Kyiv
14- 6-1998 Iceland 1-1 Spain Kopavogur
8- 8-1998 Ukraine 0-5 Sweden Kiyv
26- 8-1998 Sweden 2-0 Iceland Skelleftea
30- 8-1998 Ukraine 1-0 Iceland Kyiv
1.SWEDEN 6 6 0 0 18- 5 18
2.Ukraine 6 3 0 3 9-13 9
3.Iceland 6 1 2 3 5- 9 5
4.Spain 6 0 2 4 5-10 2
Ukraine to play off against runners-up of Group 3
Group 2
6- 9-1997 Finland 1-0 Switzerland Pielarsaari
4-10-1997 Switzerland 1-2 France Bern
18-10-1997 France 2-2 Finland Le Creusot
1-11-1997 Switzerland 1-3 Italy Nyon
22-11-1997 Italy 0-0 France Como
11- 4-1998 France 2-3 Italy Blois
2- 5-1998 France 3-0 Switzerland Bruay-la-Buissière
5- 5-1998 Italy 1-0 Finland Cagliari
16- 5-1998 Italy 2-0 Switzerland Perugia
23- 5-1998 Finland 1-0 France Helsinki
6- 6-1998 Switzerland 0-1 Finland Sursee
27- 6-1998 Finland 1-2 Italy Espoo
1.ITALY 6 5 1 0 11- 4 16
2.Finland 6 3 1 2 6- 5 10
3.France 6 2 2 2 9- 7 8
4.Switzerland 6 0 0 6 2-12 0
Finland to play off against runners-up of Group 4
Group 3
25- 9-1997 Germany 3-0 England Dessau
1-10-1997 Norway 6-1 Netherlands Oslo
30-10-1997 England 1-0 Netherlands London
6-11-1997 Germany 1-0 Norway Bayreuth
13-12-1997 Netherlands 1-0 Germany Almelo
8- 3-1998 England 0-1 Germany London
2- 4-1998 Germany 2-1 Netherlands Rheine
18- 4-1998 Netherlands 0-0 Norway Sittard
14- 5-1998 England 1-2 Norway Manchester
23- 5-1998 Netherlands 2-1 England Waalwijk
17- 6-1998 Norway 3-2 Germany Ulefoss
15- 8-1998 Norway 2-0 England Lillestrom
1.NORWAY 6 4 1 1 13- 5 13
2.Germany 6 4 0 2 9- 5 12
3.Netherlands 6 2 1 3 5-10 7
4.England 6 1 0 5 3-10 3
Germany to play off against runners-up of Group 1
Group 4
21- 8-1997 Denmark 3-1 Russia Hjørring
27- 9-1997 Belgium 1-2 Denmark Brussels
11-10-1997 Belgium 3-4 Russia Oud-Heverlee (Leuven)
29-10-1997 Denmark 4-0 Portugal Hjørring
8-11-1997 Portugal 0-2 Russia Beja
28- 2-1998 Portugal 2-0 Belgium Cantanhede
4- 4-1998 Belgium 0-2 Portugal Brussels
25- 4-1998 Russia 2-0 Portugal Tula
16- 5-1998 Portugal 0-7 Denmark Angra do Heroismo (Azores)
23- 5-1998 Russia 5-1 Belgium Selyatino
22- 8-1998 Russia 1-2 Denmark Selyatino
29- 8-1998 Denmark 4-0 Belgium Odense
1.DENMARK 6 6 0 0 22- 3 18
2.Russia 6 4 0 2 15- 9 12
3.Portugal 6 2 0 4 4-15 6
4.Belgium 6 0 0 6 5-19 0
Russia to play off against runners-up of Group 2
World Cup Qualifying Playoffs
17- 9-1998 Germany 5-0 Ukraine Fulda
11-10-1998 Ukraine 1-1 Germany Kyiv
12- 9-1998 Russia 2-1 Finland Moskva
11-10-1998 Finland 1-2 Russia Helsinki
Sweden, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Germany and Russia qualified for 1999 World Cup.
Status Playoffs
13- 9-1998 Romania 1-4 England Campina
11-10-1998 England 2-1 Romania Wycombe
13- 9-1998 Scotland 0-3 Spain Stirling
11-10-1998 Spain 4-1 Scotland Cordoba
13- 9-1998 Yugoslavia 3-0 Belgium Beograd
10-10-1998 Belgium 1-1 Yugoslavia Oud-Heverlee (Leuven)
12- 9-1998 Poland 0-1 Switzerland Ostrowiec
10-10-1998 Switzerland 4-0 Poland Renens
Yugoslavia promoted, Belgium relegated.
Class B
Group 5
16- 8-1997 Lithuania 3-2 Estonia Vilnius
20- 8-1997 Czech Rep. 6-0 Estonia Lanzhot
3- 9-1997 Estonia 1-7 Scotland Tallinn
7- 9-1997 Lithuania 0-5 Scotland Vilnius
7-10-1997 Estonia 0-8 Czech Repu Tallinn
10-10-1997 Lithuania 0-12 Czech Rep. Vilnius
26- 4-1998 Czech Rep. 1-1 Scotland Cesky Dub
3- 5-1998 Scotland 7-0 Estonia Ayr
16- 5-1998 Czech Rep. 9-0 Lithuania Sedlcany
23- 5-1998 Scotland 1-1 Czech Repu. Inverness
30- 5-1998 Scotland 17-0 Lithuania Glasgow
27- 6-1998 Estonia 3-0 Lithuania Tallinn
1.SCOTLAND 6 4 2 0 38- 3 14
2.Czech Rep. 6 4 2 0 37- 2 14
3.Estonia 6 1 0 5 6-31 3
4.Lithuania 6 1 0 5 3-48 3
Group 6
10- 9-1997 Belarus 0-1 Poland Mogilev
21- 9-1997 Belarus 0-1 Ireland Mogilev
8-10-1997 Poland 2-2 Wales Zamosc
12-10-1997 Belarus 4-1 Wales Mogilev
2-11-1997 Ireland 0-1 Poland Dublin
7-12-1997 Wales 0-3 Ireland Bangor
8- 3-1998 Ireland 4-0 Wales Bray
1- 5-1998 Wales 1-5 Poland Barry Town
24- 5-1998 Wales 3-3 Belarus Haverfordwest
6- 6-1998 Poland 3-0 Ireland Lukow
17- 6-1998 Poland 3-1 Belarus Piekary Slaskie
27- 6-1998 Ireland 0-0 Belarus Drogheda
1.POLAND 6 5 1 0 15- 4 16
2.Ireland 6 3 1 2 8- 4 10
3.Belarus 6 1 2 3 8- 9 5
4.Wales 6 0 2 4 7-21 2
Group 7
Georgia withdrew after two matches
10- 9-1997 Yugoslavia 11-0 Georgia Kula
25- 9-1997 Georgia 0-1 Turkey Rustavi
28- 9-1997 Greece 1-5 Bulgaria Nea Kallikratia
30-10-1997 Turkey 0-5 Yugoslavia Sakarya
2-11-1997 Greece 2-3 Yugoslavia Athinai
23-11-1997 Bulgaria 1-2 Turkey Sofia
5-12-1997 Yugoslavia 2-0 Bulgaria Krusevac
17-12-1997 Turkey 1-1 Greece Istanbul
8- 3-1998 Greece 3-2 Turkey Saloniki
12- 4-1998 Bulgaria 3-0 Greece Sandanski
20- 5-1998 Yugoslavia 4-0 Turkey Kula
6- 6-1998 Bulgaria 1-6 Yugoslavia Sofia
20- 6-1998 Yugoslavia 4-1 Greece Krusevac
20- 6-1998 Turkey 1-1 Bulgaria Tekirdag
1.YUGOSLAVIA 6 6 0 0 24- 4 18
2.Bulgaria 6 2 1 3 11-12 7
3.Turkey 6 1 2 3 6-15 5
4.Greece 6 1 1 4 8-18 4
Group 8
2- 9-1997 Slovakia 11-0 Bosnia-Her. Sala
13- 9-1997 Romania 1-1 Slovakia Campina
17- 9-1997 Hungary 10-0 Bosnia-Her. Komlo
11-10-1997 Romania 4-0 Bosnia-Her. Campina
22-10-1997 Slovakia 4-0 Hungary Trencin
2-11-1997 Israel 0-7 Romania Bat-Yam
12-11-1997 Romania 3-1 Hungary Campina
1- 4-1998 Israel 0-4 Slovakia Bat-Yam
8- 4-1998 Israel 5-0 Bosnia-Her. Bat-Yam
26- 4-1998 Slovakia 1-1 Romania Ziar nad Hronom
1- 5-1998 Bosnia-Her. 0-7 Slovakia Hrasnica
3- 5-1998 Bosnia-Her. 0-9 Hungary Hrasnica
13- 5-1998 Slovakia 5-0 Israel Presov
17- 5-1998 Hungary 5-0 Israel Kecskemet
17- 5-1998 Bosnia-Her. 1-8 Romania Sarajevo
3- 6-1998 Hungary 3-0 Slovakia Buk
27- 6-1998 Hungary 2-2 Romania Sofiok
15- 8-1998 Israel 0-2 Hungary Bat-Yam
18- 8-1998 Bosnia-Her. 4-1 Israel Vogosca
26- 8-1998 Romania 4-1 Israel Campina
1.ROMANIA 8 5 3 0 30- 7 18
2.Slovakia 8 5 2 1 33- 5 17
3.Hungary 8 5 1 2 32- 9 16
4.Israel 8 1 0 7 7-31 3
5.Bosnia-Her. 8 1 0 7 5-55 3
CONCACAF's Women's Championship 1998
UNCAF Warm-Up Tournament (in Ciudad de Guatemala)
NB: no qualifying tournament; Costa Rica and Guatemala had already qualified
automatically before this tournament began (El Salvador and Honduras
apparently did not submit entries)
Group A
19 Jul Costa Rica 17-0 Guatemala B
21 Jul Haiti 2-0 Costa Rica
23 Jul Haiti 7-1 Guatemala B
1.Haiti 2 2 0 0 9- 1 6
2.Costa Rica 2 1 0 1 17- 2 3
3.Guatemala B 2 0 0 2 1-24 0 [replaced invitees Mexico who withdrew]
Group B
19 Jul Guatemala 11-0 Honduras
21 Jul El Salvador 1-1 Honduras
23 Jul Guatemala 4-1 El Salvador
1.Guatemala 2 2 0 0 15- 1 6
2.El Salvador 2 0 1 1 2- 5 1
3.Honduras 2 0 1 1 1-12 1
Third Place Match
25 Jul Costa Rica 5-1 El Salvador
Final
25 Jul Guatemala 1-0 Haiti
Qualifying Tournament
NB: both matches at Centre of Excellence Ground, Macoya
7 Aug Trinidad/Tob 7-0 Guyana
9 Aug Trinidad/Tob 8-1 Guyana
Haiti were to play Bahamas but apparently the latter withdrew.
Haiti and Trinidad and Tobago qualified
It is not clear whether Martinique and Puerto Rico received a bye to the finals,
or whether their (unknown) intended opponents withdrew.
Final Tournament
Group A (Centennial Park, Etobicoke)
28 Aug Canada 21-0 Puerto Rico
Guatemala 2-0 Martinique
30 Aug Puerto Rico 0-8 Guatemala
Canada 14-0 Martinique
1 Sep Puerto Rico 0-9 Martinique
Canada 4-0 Guatemala
1.Canada 3 3 0 0 39- 0 9
2.Guatemala 3 2 0 1 10- 4 6
3.Martinique 3 1 0 2 9-16 3
4.Puerto Rico 3 0 0 3 0-38 0
Group B (Birchmount Stadium, Scarborough)
29 Aug Trinidad/Tob 2-1 Haiti
Mexico 3-2 Costa Rica
31 Aug Haiti 1-7 Mexico
Costa Rica 3-1 Trinidad/Tobago
2 Sep Costa Rica 2-1 Haiti
Trinidad/Tob 2-2 Mexico
1.Mexico 3 2 1 0 12- 5 7
2.Costa Rica 3 2 0 1 7- 5 6
3.Trinidad/Tobago 3 1 1 1 5- 6 4
4.Haiti 3 0 0 3 3-11 0
Semifinals
4 Sep Guatemala 0-8 Mexico
Canada 2-0 Costa Rica
Third Place Match
6 Sep Costa Rica 4-0 Guatemala
Final
6 Sep Canada 1-0 Mexico
Canada qualify for the third Women's World Cup in the USA.
Mexico play Argentina (2nd in South American championship).
Playoff
First Leg (Ciudad de México)
14-12-1998 Mexico 3-1 Argentina
Second Leg (Buenos Aires)
19-12-1998 Argentina 2-3 Mexico
Mexico qualified.Oceania's Women's Championship 1998 (Auckland, New Zealand)
Group A
9 Oct New Zealand 21-0 Western Samoa 1.New Zealand 2 2 0 0 35- 0 6
11 Oct New Zealand 14-0 Fiji 2.Fiji 2 1 0 1 5-14 3
13 Oct Fiji 5-0 Western Samoa 3.Western Samoa 2 0 0 2 0-26 0
Group B
9 Oct Australia 21-0 American Samoa 1.Australia 2 2 0 0 29- 0 6
11 Oct Australia 8-0 Papua New Guinea 2.Papua New Guinea 2 1 0 1 9- 8 3
13 Oct Papua New Guinea 9-0 American Samoa 3.American Samoa 2 0 0 2 0-30 0
Semifinals
15 Oct New Zealand 5-0 Papua New Guinea
15 Oct Australia 17-0 Fiji
Third Place Match
17 Oct Papua New Guinea 7-1 Fiji
Final (Mt. Smart Stadium)
17 Oct New Zealand 1-3 Australia
South-American Women's Championship 1998
In Mar del Plata, Argentina.
Group A
2- 3-1998 Colombia 4-1 Venezuela
Brazil 15-0 Peru
4- 3-1998 Chile 5-0 Venezuela
5- 3-1998 Brazil 12-1 Colombia
6- 3-1998 Chile 0-1 Peru
Brazil 14-0 Venezuela
8- 3-1998 Venezuela 1-2 Peru
Chile 1-5 Colombia
10- 3-1998 Colombia 1-2 Peru
Brazil 7-0 Chile
1.BRAZIL 4 4 0 0 48- 1 12
2.PERU 4 3 0 1 5-17 9
3.Colombia 4 2 0 2 11-16 6
4.Chile 4 1 0 3 6-13 3
5.Venezuela 4 0 0 4 2-25 0
Group B
1- 3-1998 Paraguay 3-2 Uruguay
Argentina 9-0 Bolivia
3- 3-1998 Uruguay 2-2 Ecuador
Argentina 3-0 Paraguay
5- 3-1998 Argentina 2-1 Uruguay
Ecuador 5-2 Bolivia
7- 3-1998 Ecuador 3-0 Paraguay
Uruguay 1-1 Bolivia
9- 3-1998 Bolivia 2-3 Paraguay
Argentina 2-0 Ecuador
1.ARGENTINA 4 4 0 0 16- 1 12
2.ECUADOR 4 2 1 1 10- 6 7
3.Paraguay 4 2 0 2 6-10 6
4.Uruguay 4 0 2 2 6- 8 2
5.Bolivia 4 0 1 3 5-18 1
Semifinals
13- 3-1998 Brazil 11-1 Ecuador
Argentina 1-1 Peru [4-3 pen]
Third Place Match
15- 3-1998 Peru 3-3 Ecuador [5-4 pen]
Final
15- 3-1998 Brazil 7-1 Argentina
Brazil qualified for the 1999 World Cup; Argentina to play off with Mexico,
the runners-up of the CONCACAF qualifying zone.
Playoff
First Leg (Ciudad de México)
14-12-1998 Mexico 3-1 Argentina
Second Leg (Buenos Aires)
19-12-1998 Argentina 2-3 Mexico
Final Tournament
Group A
19 Jun E Rutherford USA 3-0 Denmark
[Mia Hamm 17, Julie Foudy 73, Kristine Lilly 89]
20 Jun Pasadena North Korea 1-2 Nigeria
[Jo Song Ok 74; Mercy Akide 50, Rita Nwadike 78]
24 Jun Chicago USA 7-1 Nigeria
[Ifeanyichukwu Chiejene 19og, Mia Hamm 20,
Tiffeny Milbrett 23, 83, Kristine Lilly 32,
Michelle Akers 39, Cindy Parlow 42; Nkiru Okosieme 2]
24 Jun Portland North Korea 3-1 Denmark
[Jin Pyol Hui 15, Jo Ok Song 39, Kim Kum Sil 73;
Janni Johansen 74]
27 Jun Washington Nigeria 2-0 Denmark
[Mercy Akide 25, Nkiru Okosieme 81]
27 Jun Foxboro USA 3-0 North Korea
[Shannon MacMillan 56, Tisha Venturini 68, 78]
1.USA 3 3 0 0 13- 1 9
2.NIGERIA 3 2 0 1 5- 8 6
3.North Korea 3 1 0 2 4- 6 3
4.Denmark 3 0 0 3 1- 8 0
Group B
19 Jun E Rutherford Brazil 7-1 Mexico
[Pretinha 3, 12, 90, Sissi 29, 42, 50, Katia da Silva 35;
Maribel Domínguez 10]
20 Jun Pasadena Germany 1-1 Italy
[Bettina Wiegmann 61pen; Patrizia Panico 36]
24 Jun Chicago Brazil 2-0 Italy
[Sissi 3, 63]
24 Jun Portland Germany 6-0 Mexico
[Inka Grings 10, 57, 92+, Sandra Smisek 46, Ariane Hingst 49,
Renate Lingor 89]
27 Jun Washington Germany 3-3 Brazil
[Brigit Prinz 8, Bettina Wiegmann 46pen, Stephanie Jones 58;
Katia 15, Sissi 20, Maicon 94+]
27 Jun Foxboro Mexico 0-2 Italy
[Patrizia Panico 37, 51]
1.BRAZIL 3 2 1 0 12- 4 7
2.GERMANY 3 1 2 0 10- 4 5
3.Italy 3 1 1 1 3- 3 4
4.Mexico 3 0 0 3 1-15 0
Group C
19 Jun San Jose Japan 1-1 Canada
[Nami Otake 64; Silvana Burtini 32]
20 Jun Foxboro Norway 2-1 Russia
[Brit Sandaune 29, Marianne Pettersen 69; Galina Komarova 79]
23 Jun Washington Norway 7-1 Canada
[Ann Kristin Aarønes 8, 36, Unni Lean 49, Hege Riise 54,
Linda Medalen 62, Marianne Pettersen 76,
Solveig Gulbrandsen 82; Charmaine Hooper 31]
23 Jun Portland Japan 0-5 Russia
[Larissa Savina 29, Olga Letuchova 52, 90,
Natalia Karasseva 58, Natalia Barbachina 80]
26 Jun E Rutherford Canada 1-4 Russia
[Charmaine Hooper 76; Irina Grigorieva 54,
Elena Fomina 66, 86, Olga Karasseva 91+]
26 Jun Chicago Norway 4-0 Japan
[Hege Riise 2pen, Hiromi Izosaki 26og, Ann Kristin Aarønes 36,
Dagny Mellgren 61]
1.NORWAY 3 3 0 0 13- 2 9
2.RUSSIA 3 2 0 1 10- 3 6
3.Canada 3 0 1 2 3-12 1
4.Japan 3 0 1 2 1-10 1
Group D
19 Jun San Jose China 2-1 Sweden
[Jin Yan 17, Liu Ailing 69; Kristin Bengtsson 2]
20 Jun Foxboro Australia 1-1 Ghana
[Julie Murray 74; Nana Gyamfua 76]
23 Jun Washington Australia 1-3 Sweden
[Julie Murray 32; Jane Tornqvist 9, Hanna Ljungberg 21, 69]
23 Jun Portland China 7-0 Ghana
[Sun Wen 9, 21, 51, Zhao Lihong 16, 92+, Zhang Ouying 82, 91+]
26 Jun E Rutherford China 3-1 Australia
[Sun Wen 39, 51, Liu Ying 73; Cheryl Salisbury 64]
26 Jun Chicago Ghana 0-2 Sweden
[Victoria Svensson 58, 86]
1.CHINA 3 3 0 0 12- 2 9
2.SWEDEN 3 2 0 1 6- 3 6
3.Australia 3 0 1 2 3- 7 1
4.Ghana 3 0 1 2 1-10 1
Quarterfinals
30 Jun San Jose China 2-0 Russia
[Pu Wei 37, Jin Yan 56]
30 Jun San Jose Norway 3-1 Sweden
[Ann Kristin Aarønes 51, Marianne Pettersen 58,
Hege Riise 72pen; Malin Mostrom 91+]
1 Jul Washington USA 3-2 Germany
[Tiffeny Milbrett 16, Brandi Chastain 49; Joy Fawcett 65;
Brandi Chastain 5og, Bettina Wiegmann 46+]
1 Jul Washington Brazil 4-3 Nigeria [asdet]
[Cidinha 4, 22, Nene 35, Sissi 104; Prisca Emeafu 63,
Nikiru Okosieme 72, Mercy Akide 85]
Semifinals
4 Jul S. Francisco USA 2-0 Brazil
4 Jul Foxboro China 5-0 Norway
Third Place Match
10 Jul Pasadena Norway 0-0 Brazil [4-5 pen]
Final
10 Jul Pasadena USA
0-0 China [asdet, 5-4 pen]
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2003 Women's World Cup
Qualifying
China (originally intended hosts) qualified automatically.
Africa - Women's Championship 2002
First Round
[Aug 10 and 24]
Zambia w/o Botswana [Botswana withdrew]
Ethiopia w/o Swaziland [Swaziland withdrew]
Eritrea 2-3 2-2 Tanzania [in Asmara and Dar-es-Salaam]
Sao Tome and Principe 0-2 0-6 Gabon [in São Tomé and Libreville]
Senegal w/o Guinea Bissau [Guinea Bissau withdrew]
Ivory Coast 3-3 1-1 Mali [in Abidjan and Bamako]
[Aug 11 and 24]
Angola 3-0 3-1 Equatorial Guinea [in Luanda and Malabo]
Second Round
[Sep 21 and Oct 12]
Gabon 0-0 0-4 Cameroon [in Libreville and Yaoundé]
Zambia 1-4 0-4 South Africa [in Lusaka and Bloemfontein]
[Sep 21 and Oct 13]
Tanzania 0-5 0-5 Zimbabwe [in Dar-es-Salaam and Harare]
[Sep 22 and Oct 11]
Angola 1-0 0-1 Congo-Kinshasa [aet, 5-4 pen] [in Luanda and Kinshasa]
Mali 0-0 0-0 Morocco [aet, 5-4 pen] [in Bamako and Rabat]
[Sep 22 and Oct 12]
Senegal 0-3 1-3 Ghana [in Dakar and Kumasi]
[Sep 22 and Oct 13]
Ethiopia 2-0 2-2 Uganda [in Addis-Ababa and Kampala]
Final Tournament in Nigeria, December 7-21
NB: Nigeria qualified as hosts (and holders)
Group A [Warri]
7-12 Nigeria 3-0 Ethiopia
[Stella Mbachu 15, Mercy Akide 63, 66]
Mali 0-2 Ghana
[Alberta Sackey 55, Dgajmah Marvis 78]
10-12 Ethiopia 2-2 Mali
[Awasso Endegene-Leme 61, 70; Maichata Konate 20, Rokiatou Samake 44]
Nigeria 0-1 Ghana
[Alberta Sackey 33]
13-12 Nigeria 5-1 Mali
[Mercy Akide 38, Perpetua Nkwocha 40, 70, Florence Iweta 49,
Ifeanyichukwu Chiejine 82; Rokiatou Samake 60]
Ghana 3-0 Ethiopia [in Oghara]
[Alberta Sackey 30, 60, Nana Ama Gyamfuah 75]
1.GHANA 3 3 0 0 6- 0 9
2.NIGERIA 3 2 0 1 8- 2 6
3.Mali 3 0 1 2 3- 9 1
4.Ethiopia 3 0 1 2 2- 8 1
Group B [Oghara]
8-12 South Africa 2-1 Cameroon
[Veronica Phewa 70, Antonia Carelse 71; Antoinette Anounga 72]
Angola 1-1 Zimbabwe
[Irene Gonçalves 16; Esther Zulu Talent 48]
11-12 Cameroon 0-0 Zimbabwe
South Africa 1-1 Angola
[Lydia Monyepao 9; Jacinta Ramos 75]
14-12 Cameroon 1-0 Angola
[Madeleine Ngono Mani 89]
South Africa 3-1 Zimbabwe [in Warri]
[Veronica Phewa 27, 33, 61; Esther Zulu Talent 50]
1.South Africa 3 2 1 0 6- 3 7
2.Cameroon 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4
3.Angola 3 0 2 1 2- 3 2
4.Zimbabwe 3 0 2 1 2- 4 2
Semifinals [Warri]
17-12 Ghana 3-2 Cameroon [aet]
[Djagmah Marvis 2, Nana Ama Gyamfuah 75, Adjoa Bayor 120;
Christelle Pokam 83, Rolande Belemgoto 90pen]
[Referee: Constance Adipo (Uganda)]
18-12 South Africa 0-5 Nigeria
[Olaitan Yusuf 31, Ifeanyichukwu Chiejine 47, Stella Mbachu 56, 81,
Perpetua Nkwocha 69]
Third Place Match [Warri]
20-12 Cameroon 3-0 South Africa
Final [Warri]
20-12 Ghana 0-2 NigeriaAsian Women's Championship 2003
In Thailand, June 8-21
NB: apparently Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia and Nepal had originally
registered but withdrew. Kazakhstan are UEFA members since summer 2002.
Tournament postponed from April 17-30 to June 8-21 due to fears regarding
SARS.
Group A
8- 6 Singapore 0-3 Thailand
8- 6 South Korea 8-0 Hongkong
10- 6 South Korea 6-0 Thailand
10- 6 North Korea 13-0 Hongkong
12- 6 South Korea 4-0 Singapore
12- 6 North Korea 14-0 Thailand
14- 6 Hongkong 1-3 Thailand
14- 6 North Korea 16-0 Singapore
16- 6 North Korea 2-2 South Korea
16- 6 Hongkong 1-0 Singapore
1.NORTH KOREA 4 3 1 0 45- 2 10
2.SOUTH KOREA 4 3 1 0 20- 2 10
3.Thailand 4 2 0 2 6-21 6
4.Hongkong 4 1 0 3 2-24 3
5.Singapore 4 0 0 4 0-24 0
Group B
9- 6 Japan 15-0 Philippines
[Mio Otani 8, 10, 33, 45, 53, 74, 77, Eriko Arakawa 9,
Yayoi Kobayashi 17, 58, Yuka Miyazaki 35, Homare Sawa 41,
Tamomi Miyamoto 60, Aya Miyama 75, Sakai Tomoe 76]
9- 6 Guam 1-2 Taiwan
[Tera Flores Hannah 7; Shu Chiung Chen 43, Mung Ting Ho 69]
11- 6 Philippines 0-6 Myanmar
[San San-kyu 8, 46, Aye Nandarhlaing 34, 47, Moe Moe-war 78,
Bautista Callejas 86og]
11- 6 Japan 7-0 Guam
13- 6 Philippines 0-4 Taiwan
13- 6 Japan 7-0 Myanmar
[Mio Otani (2), Yayoi Kobayashi (2), Homare Sawa, Hiromi Isozaki,
Karina Maruyama]
15- 6 Guam 0-4 Myanmar
[Aye Nandar-hlaing 39, Zin Mar-wann 46, Thu Zar-htwe 77,
Hla Hla-than 79]
15- 6 Japan 5-0 Taiwan
17- 6 Taiwan 1-1 Myanmar
17- 6 Philippines 2-1 Guam
1.JAPAN 4 4 0 0 34- 0 12
2.Myanmar 4 2 1 1 11- 8 7
3.Taiwan 4 2 1 1 7- 7 7
4.Philippines 4 1 0 3 2-26 3
5.Guam 4 0 0 4 2-15 0
Group C
9- 6 China 6-0 Vietnam
9- 6 India 6-0 Uzbekistan
11- 6 Vietnam 4-2 Uzbekistan
11- 6 China 12-0 India
13- 6 Vietnam 2-1 India
13- 6 China 11-0 Uzbekistan
1.CHINA 3 3 0 0 29- 0 9
2.Vietnam 3 2 0 1 6- 9 6
3.India 3 1 0 2 7-14 3
4.Uzbekistan 3 0 0 3 2-21 0
Semifinals [Jun 19]
North Korea 3-0 Japan
[Ri Kum-suk 7, 35, own goal 83]
China 3-1 South Korea
[Bai Jie 12, 19, Sun Wen 3-1; Kim Ji-eun 26]
Third Place Match [Jun 21]
Japan 0-1 South Korea
[Hwang In-sun 18]
Final [Jun 21, Thammasat U. Stadium, Bangkok]
North Korea 2-1 China [asdet]
[Ri Kum-suk 41, (2nd period extra time) pen; Gao Hongxia 61]
NB: Ri Kum-suk scored 15 goals in the tournament
Playoff for Final Place in World Cup
First Leg [Jul 5, Estadio Azteca, Cd. de México; att: 75,000]
Mexico 2-2 Japan
[Iris Adriana MORA Vallejo 60, Rubí Marlene SANDOVAL Nugaray 76;
Yajoi KOBAYASHI 51, Tomoni MIYAMOTO 74]
[Mexico: Pamela Tajonar Alonso; Mónica Christine González Canales,
Elizabeth Patricia Gómez Randall, María de Jesús Castillo Nicasio
(Sulim Nereida Quinares Solís 72), Rubí Marlene Sandoval Nugaray,
Patricia Pérez Peña, Fátima Leyva Moran, Mónica Vergara Rubio
(Janeth Palmira Siordia Beltrán 55), Mayra Rosales Loera,
Iris Adriana Mora Vallejo, Maribel Domínguez Castelan;
coach: Leonardo Cuellar Rivera;
Japan: Nozomi Yamago; Yumi Obe, Hiromi Isozaki, Kyoko Yano, Emi Yamamoto,
Tomoe Sakai, Yayoi Kobayashi (Shinobu Ohno 71), Tomomi Miyamoto,
Homare Sawa, Mio Otani, Naoko Kawakami; coach: Eiji Ueda;
ref: Marta Liliana TORO PARDO (Colombia);
yellow cards: Nozomi Yamago 35, Hiromi Isozaki 68, Mio Otani 88]
Second Leg [Jul 12, National Stadium, Tokyo; att. 12,743]
Japan 2-0 MexicoEuropean Qualifying for Women's World Cup 2003
Groups 1 to 4 (Class A) qualify 5 teams for the 2003 World Cup;
groups 5 to 8 (Class B) winners play off against worst teams of groups 1-4 to
determine qualifying status for next European Championship.
Class A
Group 1
25- 8-2001 Ukraine 4-1 Czech Republic Borispol
8- 9-2001 Norway 4-0 Ukraine Lillestrøm
11- 9-2001 Norway 5-0 Czech Republic Kongsvinger
13-10-2001 France 0-3 Norway Cannes
28-10-2001 Ukraine 0-2 France Borispol
17-11-2001 Czech Republic 1-2 France Drnovice
24- 3-2002 Czech Republic 1-5 Norway Slany
20- 4-2002 France 4-1 Czech Republic Strasbourg
9- 5-2002 Norway 3-1 France Halden
12- 5-2002 Ukraine 1-1 Norway Borispol
26- 5-2002 Czech Republic 2-3 Ukraine Blsany
1- 6-2002 France 2-1 Ukraine Châteauroux
1.NORWAY 6 5 1 0 21- 3 16
2.France 6 4 0 2 11- 9 12
3.Ukraine 6 2 1 3 9-12 7
4.Czech Rep. 6 0 0 6 6-23 0
France to play off against Denmark
Group 2
4- 9-2001 Switzerland 1-0 Finland Baar
8- 9-2001 Denmark 4-0 Switzerland Odense
9- 9-2001 Sweden 8-1 Finland Umeå
30- 9-2001 Sweden 4-1 Denmark Malmö
13-10-2001 Finland 0-6 Denmark Vantaa
3-11-2001 Switzerland 0-5 Sweden Brugg
20- 4-2002 Switzerland 1-4 Denmark Gossau
5- 5-2002 Finland 1-0 Switzerland Vantaa
8- 5-2002 Sweden 4-0 Switzerland Solna
26- 5-2002 Denmark 4-2 Finland Odense
9- 6-2002 Denmark 2-1 Sweden Kobenhavn
26- 6-2002 Finland 0-5 Sweden Pietarsaari
1.SWEDEN 6 5 0 1 27- 4 15 [2 1 0 1 5-3 3]
2.Denmark 6 5 0 1 21- 8 15 [2 1 0 1 3-5 3]
3.Switzerland 6 1 0 5 2-18 3 [2 1 0 1 1-1 3]
4.Finland 6 1 0 5 4-24 3 [2 1 0 1 1-1 3]
Denmark to play off against France
Group 3
18- 8-2001 Iceland 1-1 Russia Reykjavik
8- 9-2001 Iceland 2-1 Italy Reykjavik
30- 9-2001 Spain 6-1 Iceland Teruel
10-10-2001 Italy 1-3 Russia Siena
28-10-2001 Russia 2-0 Spain Selyatino
28-11-2001 Italy 3-0 Spain Citta di Castelo
24- 3-2002 Spain 0-1 Italy Pozoblanco
29- 4-2002 Spain 2-1 Russia Molina de Segura
18- 5-2002 Russia 1-1 Iceland Selyatino
22- 5-2002 Russia 2-1 Italy Selyatino
30- 5-2002 Iceland 3-0 Spain Reykjavik
8- 6-2002 Italy 0-0 Iceland Arzachena
1.RUSSIA 6 3 2 1 10- 6 11
2.Iceland 6 2 3 1 8- 9 9
3.Italy 6 2 1 3 7- 7 7
4.Spain 6 2 0 4 8-11 6
Iceland to play off against England
Group 4
27- 9-2001 Germany 3-1 England Kassel
25-10-2001 Germany 9-0 Portugal Wolsburg
4-11-2001 England 0-0 Netherlands Grimsby
17-11-2001 Netherlands 0-3 Germany Enschede
24-11-2001 Portugal 1-1 England Gafanha de Nazaré
8-12-2001 Portugal 2-1 Netherlands Tabua
24- 2-2002 England 3-0 Portugal Portsmuth
23- 3-2002 Netherlands 1-4 England Den Haag
18- 4-2002 Germany 6-0 Netherlands Aschaffenburg
4- 5-2002 Portugal 0-8 Germany Barcelos
19- 5-2002 Netherlands 4-1 Portugal Gemert
19- 5-2002 England 0-1 Germany London
1.GERMANY 6 6 0 0 30- 1 18
2.England 6 2 2 2 9- 6 8
3.Netherlands 6 1 1 4 6-16 4 [2 1 0 1 5-3 3]
4.Portugal 6 1 1 4 4-26 4 [2 1 0 1 3-5 3]
England to play off against Iceland
World Cup Qualifying Playoffs
Semifinals
First Legs
23- 8-2002 France 2-0 Denmark [in Lens]
[Marinette Pichon 32, Sonia Bompastor 37]
16- 9-2002 Iceland 2-2 England [in Reykjavík]
[Olga Færseth 42, Erla Henriksdóttir 55; Karen Walker 44, 86]
Second Legs
15- 9-2002 Denmark 1-1 France [in Odense]
[Louise Hansen 9; Séverine Lecoufle 89]
22- 9-2002 England 1-0 Iceland [in Birmingham]
[Amanda Barr 86]
Final
First Leg
17-10-2002 England 0-1 France [in London]
[Marinette Pichon 75]
Second Leg
16-11-2002 France 1-0 England [in Saint-Etienne]
[Corinne Diacre 54; att: 23,000 (!)]
France qualify for 2003 World Cup together with Norway, Sweden, Russia
and Germany.
Status Playoffs (cancelled)
Scotland vs. Czech Republic
Yugoslavia vs. Finland
Poland vs. Portugal
Hungary vs. Spain
NB: matches cancelled as UEFA decided to extend Class A to 21 teams,
meaning Scotland, Yugoslavia, Poland and Hungary are promoted
automatically. Belgium were additionally promoted, apparently
as best runners-up, due to England receiving a bye to the 2005
European championship, which they will host.
Class B
Group 5
29- 9-2001 Austria 1-2 Scotland Leopoldsdorf
14-10-2001 Wales 0-2 Austria Llanelli
28-10-2001 Scotland 5-1 Wales Livingston
28-10-2001 Belgium 3-1 Austria Wavre
17-11-2001 Wales 0-2 Belgium Rhyl
25-11-2001 Belgium 3-2 Scotland Belsele
24- 3-2002 Belgium 1-0 Wales La Louvière
6- 4-2002 Austria 2-4 Belgium Fussach
21- 4-2002 Scotland 4-0 Belgium Livingston
5- 5-2002 Scotland 5-0 Austria Livingston
19- 5-2002 Wales 0-2 Scotland Merthyr Tydfil
25- 5-2002 Austria 1-1 Wales Ottensheim
1.SCOTLAND 6 5 0 1 20- 5 15 [2 1 0 1 6-3 3]
2.BELGIUM 6 5 0 1 13- 9 15 [2 1 0 1 3-6 3]
3.Austria 6 1 1 4 7-15 4
4.Wales 6 0 1 5 2-13 1
Group 6
8- 9-2001 Yugoslavia 5-0 Ireland Aleksinac
12- 9-2001 Moldova 0-4 Ireland Chisinau
29- 9-2001 Moldova 1-2 Yugoslavia Chisinau
27-10-2001 Yugoslavia 6-1 Greece Smederovo
17-11-2001 Ireland 5-0 Greece Dublin
28-11-2001 Greece 1-2 Moldova Karditsa
24- 3-2002 Greece 1-3 Ireland Rethymno
6- 4-2002 Ireland 6-0 Moldova Longford
20- 4-2002 Greece 1-3 Yugoslavia Polykastro
11- 5-2002 Yugoslavia 6-0 Moldova Krusevac
18- 5-2002 Moldova 0-3 Greece Speia
18- 5-2002 Ireland 0-1 Yugoslavia Longford
1.YUGOSLAVIA 6 6 0 0 23- 3 18
2.Ireland 6 4 0 2 18- 7 12
3.Greece 6 1 0 5 7-19 3 [2 1 0 1 4-2 3]
4.Moldova 6 1 0 5 3-22 3 [2 1 0 1 2-4 3]
Group 7
6- 9-2001 Estonia 2-5 Israel Tallinn
23- 9-2001 Estonia 0-5 Poland Valga
23- 9-2001 Croatia 4-0 Israel Velika Gorica
30- 9-2001 Croatia 2-2 Romania Osijek
13-10-2001 Romania 6-1 Estonia Campina
16-10-2001 Croatia 3-0 Estonia Zapresic
28-10-2001 Poland 2-0 Croatia Leczna
28-10-2001 Israel 1-0 Romania Tel Aviv
18-11-2001 Israel 0-2 Poland Kfar Saba
7- 4-2002 Poland 5-0 Estonia Ostroleka
18- 4-2002 Estonia 0-3 Croatia Kuressaare
21- 4-2002 Romania 0-1 Poland Campina
5- 5-2002 Poland 4-0 Israel Wloclawek
18- 5-2002 Poland 3-1 Romania Biaka Podlaska
25- 5-2002 Croatia 0-3 Poland Krapina
26- 5-2002 Romania 1-1 Israel Campina
1- 6-2002 Romania 2-3 Croatia Campina
4- 6-2002 Israel 3-0 Estonia Kyiv (Ukraine)
6- 6-2002 Israel 2-1 Croatia Kyiv (Ukraine)
9- 6-2002 Estonia 1-6 Romania Parnu
1.POLAND 8 8 0 0 25- 1 24
2.Croatia 8 4 1 3 16-11 13 [2 1 0 1 5-2 3]
3.Israel 8 4 1 3 12-14 13 [2 1 0 1 2-5 3]
4.Romania 8 2 2 4 18-13 8
5.Estonia 8 0 0 8 4-36 0
Group 8
16- 8-2001 Bosnia-Her. 0-7 Slovakia Zabivoyici
20- 8-2001 Belarus 5-2 Bosnia-Her. Mogilev
8- 9-2001 Hungary 3-0 Bosnia-Her. Kecskemet
8- 9-2001 Belarus 3-2 Slovakia Mogilev
26- 9-2001 Belarus 4-0 Turkey Mogilev
29- 9-2001 Slovakia 0-2 Hungary Ziar nad Hronom
13-10-2001 Turkey 0-3 Slovakia Istanbul
13-10-2001 Hungary 2-0 Belarus Buk
24-10-2001 Turkey 5-1 Bosnia-Her. Istanbul
21-11-2001 Turkey 1-4 Hungary Istanbul
24- 3-2002 Turkey 1-5 Belarus Istanbul
5- 4-2002 Slovakia 3-0 Turkey Bratislava
13- 4-2002 Bosnia-Her. 0-11 Hungary Hrasnica
13- 4-2002 Slovakia 3-1 Belarus Dunajska Streda
22- 4-2002 Belarus 2-4 Hungary Minsk
2- 5-2002 Bosnia-Her. 3-2 Turkey Breza
4- 5-2002 Hungary 3-1 Slovakia Györ
14- 5-2002 Bosnia-Her. 2-7 Belarus Visoko
23- 5-2002 Hungary 4-1 Turkey Budapest
22- 6-2002 Slovakia 6-2 Bosnia-Her. Nitra
1.HUNGARY 8 8 0 0 33- 5 24
2.Slovakia 8 5 0 3 25-11 15 [2 1 0 1 4-3 3]
3.Belarus 8 5 0 3 27-16 15 [2 1 0 1 3-4 3]
4.Turkey 8 1 0 7 10-27 3 [2 1 0 1 7-4 3]
5.Bosnia-Her. 8 1 0 7 10-46 3 [2 1 0 1 4-7 3]
Women Gold Cup 2002
Qualifiying competition for the Women's World Cup 2003.
Played in Seattle, USA and Vancouver, Canada.
Participants: USA, Canada, Mexico, plus 5 teams to qualify from
Central America and the Caribbean
Central American Qualifying Tournament (in El Salvador)
29 Jul Panama 2-1 Guatemala
29 Jul Costa Rica 5-2 Honduras
1 Aug Panama 3-1 El Salvador
1 Aug Guatemala 2-1 Honduras
3 Aug Costa Rica 4-0 Guatemala
3 Aug El Salvador 1-0 Honduras
4 Aug Costa Rica 4-1 Panama
4 Aug Guatemala 5-1 El Salvador
6 Aug Costa Rica 3-0 El Salvador
6 Aug Panama 2-6 Honduras
1.COSTA RICA 4 4 0 0 16- 3 12
2.PANAMA 4 2 0 2 8-12 6 [1 1 0 0 2-1 3]
3.Guatemala 4 2 0 2 8- 8 6 [1 0 0 1 1-2 0]
4.El Salvador 4 1 0 3 3-11 3 [1 1 0 0 1-0 3]
5.Honduras 4 1 0 3 9-10 3 [1 0 0 1 0-1 0]
-.Belize withdrew
Top-2 qualify.
Caribbean Qualifying
First Round
First Legs
30 Jun Surinam w/o Guyana [Guyana withdrew]
30 Jun US Virgin Isl. w/o Montserrat [Montserrat withdrew]
5 Jul Dominica 0-13 Trinidad/Tobago [in Trinidad]
13 Jul Jamaica 8-0 Puerto Rico [NB: Puerto Rico late entry]
Second Leg
6 Jul Trinidad/Tobago 9-0 Dominica
21 Jul Puerto Rico 0-3 Jamaica
Mini-League
10 Jul Bahamas 0-9 Haiti
10 Jul Dominican Rep. 2-2 Saint Lucia
12 Jul Saint Lucia 0-2 Haiti
12 Jul Dominican Rep. 3-0 Bahamas
14 Jul Saint Lucia 7-1 Bahamas
14 Jul Haiti 2-0 Dominican Republic
1.Haiti 3 3 0 0 13- 0 9
2.Saint Lucia 3 1 1 1 9- 5 4
3.Dominican Republic 3 1 1 1 5- 4 4
4.Bahamas 3 0 0 3 1-19 0
Intermediate Round
First Leg
8 Aug Surinam 6-1 US Virgin Islands
Second Leg
10 Aug US Virgin Isl. 0-2 Surinam [in Surinam]
Final Round
First Leg
4 Aug Jamaica 2-0 Haiti
13 Aug Surinam 1-3 Trinidad and Tobago
Second Leg
15 Aug Trinidad/Tobago 2-1 Surinam [in Surinam]
[abandoned in 86' at 2-1 for Trinidad when Surinam were reduced
to 6 players (3 sent off, 2 injured); result stood]
18 Aug Haiti 0-0 Jamaica
Third Place Playoff
First Leg
8 Sep Haiti 3-0 Surinam
[Myrlande Bien Aimé 28, Viola Nord 42, Judith Pierre 80]
[HAI: Gina Montinard; Fritzca Badio, Yvette Felix, Judith Fenelon,
Fernande Hilaire, Myrlande Teleus, Viola Nord (85 Elirose
Jean Louis), Geraldine Venentin, Anne Pierre, Myrlande
Bien Aime (68 Pharana Jean Louis), Judith Pierre.
SUR: Natalie Omzigtig; Elenoor Wisch, Judith Burnett (47 Conchita
Baejong), Ruth Yeso, Brigitte Rigters, Racel Rigters, Raquel
Zeegelaar, Yolanda Saling, Sharon Bell (75 Ethel Fraser),
Astrid Tolud, Suzana Berrenstein.
ref: Cassie MOORE (TRI); Stade Sylvio Cator, Port-au-Prince; att 500]
Second Leg
10 Sep Surinam 1-2 Haiti [in Haiti]
[Denia Vliet 4; Fernande Hilaire 45, Myrlande Teleus 48]
[SUR: Natalie Omzigtig (84 Lauren Dompig); Maaltie Ori, Elenoor Wisch,
Ruth Yeso, Rachel Rigters, Brigitte Rigters, Raquel Zeegelaar,
Yolanda Saling (85 Astrid Tolud), Suzana Berrenstein, Denia Vliet,
Sharon Bell; booked: Berrenstein 24; sent off: Orie 55.
HAI: Gina Montinard; Fritzca Badio, Yvette Felix, Judith Fenelon,
Fernande Hilaire, Myrlande Teleus, Viola Nord, Geraldine Valentin,
Anne Pierre (46 Elirose Jean-Louis), Judith Pierre (81 Soerette
Luma), Myrlande Bien-Aime (74 Pharana Jean-Louis);
booked: Fenelon 24, Nord 29, Hilaire 45.
ref: Cassie MOORE (TRI); Stade Sylvio Cator, Port-au-Prince]
Final Tournament
Group A
27 Oct Trinidad/Tobago 2-4 Panama [in Pasadena]
[Maylee Attin-Johnson 42, Tasha St. Louis 66; Maritzenia Bedoya 30,
Amarelis deMera 35, 61, 64]
27 Oct USA 3-0 Mexico [in Pasadena]
[Aly Wagner 5, Cindy Parlow 42, Shannon McMillan 93]
29 Oct USA 3-0 Trinidad/Tobago [in Fullerton]
[Cindy Parlow 19, Brandi Chastain 54, Tiffeny Milbrett 63]
29 Oct Mexico 5-1 Panama [in Fullerton]
[Elizabeth Gómez 4, 22pen, Rubi Sandoval 37, Fatima Leyva 65,
Maribel Domínguez 78; Diana Valderrama 26]
2 Nov Mexico 2-0 Trinidad/Tobago [in Seattle]
[Monica Gerardo 3, 60]
2 Nov USA 9-0 Panama [in Seattle]
[Tiffeny Milbrett 3, 5, 9, 23, 34, Shannon MacMillan 11, 14,
Tiffany Roberts 40, Abby Wambach 86]
1.USA 3 3 0 0 15- 0 9
2.Mexico 3 2 0 1 7- 4 6
3.Panama 3 1 0 2 5-16 3
4.Trinidad and Tobago 3 0 0 3 2- 9 0
Group B [in Victoria, BC]
30 Oct Jamaica 0-2 Costa Rica
[Megan Chávez 43, 69]
30 Oct Canada 11-1 Haiti
[Charmaine Hooper 6, 26, 32, Silvana Burtini 11, 84,
Christine Sinclair 16, 43, 71, 86, Candace Chapman 30,
Judith Fenelon 79og; Kencia Marseille 14]
1 Nov Haiti 0-5 Costa Rica
[Shirley Cruz 53, 68, Megan Chávez 62, 87, Xiomara Briceño 90]
1 Nov Canada 9-0 Jamaica
[Christine Sinclair 13, 78, Charmaine Hooper 20, Amy Walsh 42,
Kara Lang 45, 63, 84, 90, Randee Hermus 55]
3 Nov Jamaica 1-2 Haiti
[Sinclair 59; Gilles 13, 56]
3 Nov Canada 3-0 Costa Rica
[Charmaine Hooper 28, 42, Christine Sinclair 47]
1.Canada 3 3 0 0 23- 1 9
2.Costa Rica 3 2 0 1 7- 3 6
3.Haiti 3 1 0 2 3-17 3
4.Jamaica 3 0 0 3 1-13 0
Semifinals [in Seattle]
6 Nov Canada 2-0 Mexico
6 Nov USA 7-0 Costa Rica
Third Place Match [in Pasadena]
9 Nov Mexico 4-1 Costa Rica
[Monica González 13pen, Iris Mora 37, Maribel Domínguez 66, 82;
Shirley Cruz 26 (Mora goal also listed as own goal by Rodríguez]
Final [in Pasadena]
9 Nov USA 2-1 Canada [asdet]
Oceania's Women's Championship 2003 (Australia)
Belconnen Soccer Centre, Canberra, Australia, Apr 5-13, 2003
NB: Originally scheduled for 19-29 November 2002;
originally 10 participants were announced but American Samoa,
Tahiti and Tonga apparently withdrew. In March a schedule
with 7 teams in 2 groups (A: Australia, Cook Islands, Fiji,
Samoa; B: New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu) and subsequent
semi-finals and final was announced, but soon after Fiji and
Vanuatu withdrew as well, leading to a single round robin of
5 teams.
5- 4-2003 Cook Islands 1-5 Papua New Guinea
[Rakei 29; Matthies 21, Konalalai 23, Limabi 40, 87, Banabas 42]
5- 4-2003 Australia 19-0 Samoa
[Peters 5, 35, 50, 79, Golebiowski 16, 42, 46, 61, Davies 18,
Small 41, 78, Mann 53, 58, 85, 87, Wainwright 55, Slatyer 56, 57,
Garriock 72]
7- 4-2003 Australia 11-0 Cook Islands
[Crawford 8, 17, Davies 11, Alagich 34, 62pen, Karp 37, 81, Hohnke 59,
Small 65, Wilson 71, 82]
7- 4-2003 Samoa 0-15 New Zealand
[Jackman 5, 9, 24, 50, Ferrara 7, 10, 32, N.Smith 11, 12, 42, 65, 87,
Moorwood 41, Keinzley 80, 82]
9- 4-2003 Cook Islands 0-9 New Zealand
[Ferrara 4, 22, Jackman 13, 33, 49, N.Smith 30, Henderson 53, Simpson 59,
McCahill 88]
9- 4-2003 Australia 13-0 Papua New Guinea
[Mann 5, 41, 49, 55, Peters 17, Salisbury 29, 81pen, Alagich 46,
Golebiowski 59, 71, Garriock 60, 78, 89]
11- 4-2003 Papua New Guinea 0-5 New Zealand
[N.Smith 7, Jackman 12, 47, 59, Duncan 68]
11- 4-2003 Cook Islands 0-1 Samoa
[Laumea 77]
13- 4-2003 Papua New Guinea 5-2 Samoa
[Banabas 27, 80, Matthies 30, Nombe 51, Lanta 71; Talai 74, Peresia 87]
13- 4-2003 Australia 2-0 New Zealand
[Peters 24, Small 49]
1.Australia 4 4 0 0 45- 0 12
2.New Zealand 4 3 0 1 29- 2 9
3.Papua New Guinea 4 2 0 2 10-21 6
4.Samoa 4 1 0 3 3-39 3
5.Cook Islands 4 0 0 4 1-26 0South-American Women's Championship 2002
Scheduled to be played in Córdoba, Argentina, April 5-16, 2002,
but moved to Peru, January/February 2003. Venues: Lima and Chincha.
Later it was decided to have three regional groups (one in Argentina,
one in Ecuador and one in Peru), with the three winners joining Brazil
for a final tournament in Peru.
Group A (in Lima, Peru)
9- 4-2003 Peru 3-1 Bolivia
[Gloria Salinas 18, 70pen, Marta Mori 55; Maitté Zamorano 34]
11- 4-2003 Bolivia 7-1 Chile
[Maitté Zamorano 13, 20, 43, Deisy Moreno 54, Elizabeth Pérez 56,
Shirley Pérez 62, María Teresa Urgel 77; Angelina Galvez 90pen]
13- 4-2003 Peru 2-1 Chile
[Lorena Bosmans 51, Miryam Tristán 80; María Castro 44]
1.Peru 2 2 0 0 5- 2 6
2.Bolivia 2 1 0 1 8- 4 3
3.Chile 2 0 0 2 2- 9 0
Group B (in Loja, Ecuador)
9- 4-2003 Ecuador 2-0 Venezuela
[Wendy Villón 71, 90]
11- 4-2003 Colombia 8-0 Venezuela
[Sandra Valencia 10, 86, Nelia Imbachi 33, Sonia Miranda 49, Ángela Garzón 58, 59,
Claudia Gutiérrez 80, Paulina Munera 90]
13- 4-2003 Ecuador 1-1 Colombia
[Gretel Campi 45; Sandra Valencia 46]
1.Colombia 2 1 1 0 9- 1 4
2.Ecuador 2 1 1 0 3- 1 4
3.Venezuela 2 0 0 2 0-10 0
Group C (in Salta, Argentina)
9- 4-2003 Argentina 3-0 Paraguay
[Alejandra Jiménez 41, Marisol Medina 65, 72]
11- 4-2003 Uruguay 1-3 Paraguay
[Gessika Lemos 27; Francisca Agüero 11, Nadia Rodas 56, Rossana Román 72]
13- 4-2003 Argentina 8-0 Uruguay
[Alejandra Jiménez 5, Natalia Galli 32, Karina Alvariza 35pen, 79,
Marisol Medina 46, 49, 51, 81]
1.Argentina 2 2 0 0 11- 0 6
2.Paraguay 2 1 0 1 3- 4 3
3.Uruguay 2 0 0 2 1-11 0
Final Tournament (in Lima, Peru)
23- 4-2003 Brazil 3-2 Argentina
[Katia 1, Pretinha 7, Rosana 54; Natalia Galli 49, Analía Almeida 71]
Peru 0-1 Colombia
[Sandra Valencia 18]
25- 4-2003 Colombia 2-3 Argentina
[Leidy Ordóñez 5, Sandra Valencia 33; Rosana Gómez 25, Karina Alvariza 43,
Marisa Gerez 71]
Brazil 3-0 Peru
[Formiga 26, Pretinha 30, Marta 53]
27- 4-2003 Brazil 12-0 Colombia
[Pretinha 7, 15, Formiga 22, Marta 34, 50, 70pen, Katia 42, 44, 74, 82, 89,
Cristiane 80]
Peru 1-1 Argentina
[Adriana Dávila 7; Marisol Medina 88]
1.BRAZIL 3 3 0 0 18- 2 9
2.ARGENTINA 3 1 1 0 6- 6 4
3.Colombia 3 1 0 2 3-15 3
4.Peru 3 0 1 2 1- 5 1
Final Tournament
Group A (in Philadelphia)
20 Sep Nigeria 0-3 North Korea
21 Sep USA 3-1 Sweden [in Washington DC]
25 Sep USA 5-0 Nigeria
25 Sep Sweden 1-0 North Korea
28 Sep North Korea 0-3 USA [in Columbus]
28 Sep Sweden 3-0 Nigeria [in Columbus]
1.USA 3 3 0 0 11- 1 9
2.SWEDEN 3 2 0 1 5- 3 6
3.North Korea 3 1 0 2 3- 4 3
4.Nigeria 3 0 0 3 0-11 0
Group B (in Washington DC)
20 Sep Norway 2-0 France [in Philadelphia]
21 Sep Brazil 3-0 South Korea
24 Sep Norway 1-4 Brazil
24 Sep France 1-0 South Korea
27 Sep South Korea 1-7 Norway [in Foxboro]
27 Sep France 1-1 Brazil
1.BRAZIL 3 2 1 0 8- 2 7
2.NORWAY 3 2 0 1 10- 5 6
3.France 3 1 1 1 2- 3 4
4.South Korea 3 0 0 3 1-11 0
Group C (in Columbus)
20 Sep Germany 4-1 Canada
20 Sep Japan 6-0 Argentina
24 Sep Germany 3-0 Japan
24 Sep Canada 3-0 Argentina
27 Sep Argentina 1-6 Germany [in Washington DC]
27 Sep Canada 3-1 Japan [in Foxboro]
1.GERMANY 3 3 0 0 13- 2 9
2.CANADA 3 2 0 1 7- 5 6
3.Japan 3 1 0 2 7- 6 3
4.Argentina 3 0 0 3 1-15 0
Group D (in Carson)
21 Sep China 1-0 Ghana
21 Sep Australia 1-2 Russia
25 Sep China 1-1 Australia
25 Sep Ghana 0-3 Russia
28 Sep Russia 0-1 China [in Portland]
28 Sep Ghana 2-1 Australia [in Portland]
1.CHINA 3 2 1 0 3- 1 7
2.RUSSIA 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6
3.Ghana 3 1 0 2 2- 5 3
4.Australia 3 0 1 2 3- 5 1
Quarterfinals
1 Oct USA 1-0 Norway [in Foxboro]
1 Oct Brazil 1-2 Sweden [in Foxboro]
2 Oct Germany 7-1 Russia [in Portland]
2 Oct China 0-1 Canada [in Portland]
Semifinals (Portland)
5 Oct USA 0-3 Germany
5 Oct Sweden 2-1 Canada
Third Place Match (Carson)
11 Oct USA 3-1 Canada
[Lilly 21, Boxx 51, Milbrett 80; Sinclair 30]
Final (Carson)
12 Oct Germany
2-1 Sweden [asdet]
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2007 Women's World Cup
Qualifying
China (hosts) qualified automatically.
European Qualifying for Women's World Cup 2007
First Category
NB: group winners qualify for World Cup 2007 in China
Group 1
27- 8-05 Norway 4-1 Ukraine
24- 9-05 Italy 3-1 Ukraine
24- 9-05 Serbia-Montenegro 0-4 Norway
29-10-05 Greece 0-2 Serbia-Montenegro
29-10-05 Norway 1-0 Italy
2-11-05 Italy 6-0 Serbia-Montenegro
5-11-05 Serbia-Montenegro 0-4 Ukraine
9-11-05 Greece 1-3 Ukraine
25- 3-06 Greece 0-3 Norway
29- 3-06 Italy 2-0 Greece
15- 4-06 Serbia-Montenegro 3-1 Greece
22- 4-06 Greece 0-5 Italy
6- 5-06 Ukraine 2-1 Serbia-Montenegro
10- 5-06 Norway 3-0 Serbia-Montenegro
17- 6-06 Ukraine 2-1 Italy
20- 6-06 Norway 4-0 Greece
21- 6-06 Serbia-Montenegro 0-7 Italy
23- 6-06 Ukraine 6-0 Greece
27- 8-06 Ukraine 1-1 Norway
23- 9-06 Italy 1-2 Norway
1.NORWAY 8 7 1 0 22- 3 22
2.Ukraine 8 5 1 2 20-11 16
3.Italy 8 5 0 3 25- 6 15
4.Serbia-Montenegro 8 2 0 6 6-27 6
5.Greece 8 0 0 8 2-28 0
Group 2
21- 8-05 Iceland 3-0 Belarus
27- 8-05 Belarus 1-1 Czech Republic
28- 8-05 Sweden 2-2 Iceland
24- 9-05 Czech Republic 1-0 Iceland
24- 9-05 Sweden 6-0 Belarus
1-11-05 Portugal 1-4 Sweden
5-11-05 Portugal 0-3 Czech Republic
22- 4-06 Czech Republic 2-3 Sweden
6- 5-06 Belarus 1-2 Iceland
7- 5-06 Sweden 5-1 Portugal
11- 5-06 Portugal 0-1 Belarus
3- 6-06 Czech Republic 6-0 Portugal
18- 6-06 Belarus 0-6 Sweden
18- 6-06 Iceland 3-0 Portugal
19- 8-06 Iceland 2-4 Czech Republic
26- 8-06 Iceland 0-4 Sweden
27- 8-06 Czech Republic 3-0 Belarus
23- 9-06 Belarus 3-2 Portugal
24- 9-06 Sweden 2-0 Czech Republic
28- 9-06 Portugal 0-6 Iceland
1.SWEDEN 8 7 1 0 32- 6 22
2.Czech Republic 8 5 1 2 20- 8 16
3.Iceland 8 4 1 3 18-12 13
4.Belarus 8 2 1 5 6-23 7
5.Portugal 8 0 0 8 4-31 0
Group 3
27- 8-05 Poland 1-5 Denmark
31- 8-05 Belgium 0-3 Finland
24- 9-05 Finland 3-1 Poland
25- 9-05 Denmark 3-0 Belgium
29- 9-05 Poland 3-2 Spain
30-10-05 Belgium 2-3 Poland
30-10-05 Finland 0-1 Spain
5-11-05 Spain 3-2 Belgium
10-11-05 Spain 2-2 Denmark
26- 3-06 Belgium 0-2 Denmark
30- 3-06 Spain 7-0 Poland
22- 4-06 Belgium 2-4 Spain
22- 4-06 Poland 1-5 Finland
27- 4-06 Denmark 5-0 Spain
6- 5-06 Finland 3-0 Belgium
7- 5-06 Denmark 3-1 Poland
11- 5-06 Spain 0-0 Finland
26- 8-06 Finland 2-1 Denmark
23- 9-06 Poland 4-2 Belgium
27- 9-06 Denmark 1-0 Finland
1.DENMARK 8 6 1 1 22- 6 19
2.Finland 8 5 1 2 16- 5 16
3.Spain 8 4 2 2 19-14 14
4.Poland 8 3 0 5 14-29 9
5.Belgium 8 0 0 8 8-25 0
Group 4
9- 7-05 Russia 5-1 Ireland
28- 8-05 Russia 6-0 Scotland
1- 9-05 Switzerland 0-2 Russia
25- 9-05 Germany 5-1 Russia
25- 9-05 Scotland 0-0 Ireland
20-10-05 Germany 4-0 Scotland
12-11-05 Germany 4-0 Switzerland
25- 3-06 Switzerland 2-0 Ireland
22- 4-06 Ireland 2-0 Switzerland
26- 4-06 Scotland 1-0 Switzerland
6- 5-06 Ireland 0-2 Scotland
11- 5-06 Germany 1-0 Ireland
24- 5-06 Scotland 0-4 Russia
17- 6-06 Ireland 0-2 Russia
26- 8-06 Ireland 0-3 Germany
26- 8-06 Switzerland 1-1 Scotland
30- 8-06 Switzerland 0-6 Germany
23- 9-06 Russia 2-0 Switzerland
23- 9-06 Scotland 0-5 Germany
27- 9-06 Russia 2-3 Germany
1.GERMANY 8 8 0 0 31- 3 24
2.Russia 8 6 0 2 24- 9 18
3.Scotland 8 2 2 4 4-20 8
4.Ireland 8 1 1 6 3-15 4 [2 1 0 1 2-2 3]
5.Switzerland 8 1 1 6 3-18 4 [2 1 0 1 2-2 3]
Group 5
1- 9-05 Austria 1-4 England
24- 9-05 France 0-1 Netherlands
24- 9-05 Hungary 0-3 Austria
27-10-06 Hungary 0-13 England
29-10-05 Austria 0-1 Netherlands
5-11-05 Austria 1-3 France
9-11-05 France 2-0 Hungary
17-11-05 Netherlands 0-1 England
25- 3-06 Hungary 0-5 Netherlands
26- 3-06 England 0-0 France
20- 4-06 England 4-0 Austria
22- 4-06 Hungary 0-5 France
11- 5-06 England 2-0 Hungary
13- 5-06 Netherlands 0-2 France
26- 8-06 Austria 1-1 Hungary
31- 8-06 England 4-0 Netherlands
20- 9-06 Netherlands 4-0 Austria
23- 9-06 France 2-1 Austria
24- 9-06 Netherlands 4-0 Hungary
30- 9-06 France 1-1 England
1.ENGLAND 8 6 2 0 29- 2 20
2.France 8 5 2 1 15- 4 17
3.Netherlands 8 5 0 3 15- 7 15
4.Austria 8 1 1 6 7-19 4
5.Hungary 8 0 1 7 1-35 1
Second Category
Group 6
28- 8-05 Slovenia 2-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
6- 9-05 Malta 1-4 Croatia
24- 9-05 Croatia 3-5 Slovenia
29-10-05 Croatia 2-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
6-11-05 Slovenia 4-1 Malta
25- 3-06 Bosnia-Herzegov. 1-0 Malta
29- 3-06 Croatia 1-0 Malta
26- 4-06 Malta 1-3 Slovenia
7- 5-06 Bosnia-Herzegov. 1-6 Slovenia
14- 5-06 Slovenia 3-0 Croatia
20- 5-06 Bosnia-Herzegov. 2-1 Croatia
7- 6-06 Malta 1-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina
1.Slovenia 6 6 0 0 23- 6 18 (moved from group 8)
2.Croatia 6 3 0 3 11-11 9
3.Bosnia-Herzegovina 6 2 1 3 5-12 7
4.Malta 6 0 1 5 4-14 1
-.Armenia withdrew
-.Lithuania withdrew
Group 7
20- 8-05 Slovakia 2-1 Romania
27- 8-05 Romania 4-1 Kazakhstan
31- 8-05 Kazakhstan 0-4 Slovakia
29-10-05 Romania 3-2 Northern Ireland
10-11-05 Northern Ireland 2-1 Slovakia
30- 3-06 Slovakia 2-0 Northern Ireland
22- 4-06 Northern Ireland 1-0 Kazakhstan
11- 5-06 Slovakia 2-0 Kazakhstan
20- 5-06 Northern Ireland 1-4 Romania
17- 6-06 Kazakhstan 1-1 Northern Ireland
22- 6-06 Romania 2-3 Slovakia
31- 8-06 Kazakhstan 1-0 Romania
1.Slovakia 6 5 0 1 14- 5 15
2.Romania 6 3 0 3 14-10 9
3.Northern Ireland 6 2 1 3 7-11 7
4.Kazakhstan 6 1 1 4 3-12 4
-.Azerbaijan withdrew
Group 8
21- 8-05 Estonia 2-5 Israel
24- 9-05 Moldova 3-1 Estonia
10-11-05 Israel 2-0 Moldova
26- 3-06 Wales 3-0 Moldova
30- 3-06 Wales 1-1 Israel
23- 4-06 Wales 0-0 Estonia
7- 5-06 Israel 1-0 Estonia
7- 5-06 Moldova 0-3 Wales
11- 5-06 Moldova 0-1 Israel
18- 6-06 Estonia 3-2 Moldova
20- 8-06 Israel 1-3 Wales [in Waalwijk, Netherlands]
26- 8-06 Estonia 0-7 Wales
1.Wales 6 4 2 0 17- 2 14
2.Israel 6 4 1 1 11- 6 13
3.Estonia 6 1 1 4 6-18 4
4.Moldova 6 1 0 5 5-13 3
Asian Women's Championship 2006
Participants (20):
Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam,
India, Hongkong, Singapore, Guam, Philippines, Myanmar, Uzbekistan,
Indonesia, Malaysia,Maldives, Bangladesh, Tajikistan, Laos.
NB: Sri Lanka withdrew due to tsunami on Dec 26, 2004;
Kyrgyzstan withdrew due to political unrest;
Nepal withdrew due to lack of funds;
Turkmenistan and Brunei also withdrew.
Qualifying Tournament (Vietnam, June 12-23, 2005)
China, Japan, South Korea, North Korea all have byes to the final tournament.
Laos, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Tajikistan all withdrew before the start
of the tournament. Myanmar were then moved into group A.
All games at My Dinh Stadium.
Group Stage
NB: top-2 of all groups to quarterfinals
Group A
Jun 12: Vietnam 6-1 Philippines
Jun 14: Myanmar 4-1 Philippines
Jun 16: Vietnam 1-0 Myanmar
Group B
Jun 12: India 10-0 Guam
Jun 14: Taiwan 2-1 India
Jun 16: Taiwan 11-0 Guam
Group C
Jun 13: Uzbekistan 6-0 Maldives
Jun 15: Uzbekistan 3-0 Hongkong
Jun 17: Hongkong 4-0 Maldives
GROUP D
Jun 13: Indonesia 0-0 Singapore
Jun 15: Thailand 4-0 Singapore
Jun 17: Thailand 4-0 Indonesia
NB: Singapore won coin toss for second place
Quarterfinals
Jun 19: Uzbekistan 1-2 Myanmar
Jun 19: Taiwan 3-0 Singapore
Jun 20: Vietnam 4-1 Hongkong
Jun 20: Thailand 3-2 India
NB: quarterfinal winners advance to AFC Women's Championship next year.
Final Tournament
originally to be held in Japan July 21-30, 2006 but moved to Australia
in order to give Australia the chance to reach the World Cup after
changing confederation.
Participants: Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, North Korea,
Myanmar, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam
NB: qualifying tournament for the 2007 Women's World Cup.
All matches in Adelaide
Group A
Jul 19: China 2-0 Taiwan
Jul 19: Japan 5-0 Vietnam
Jul 21: China 2-0 Vietnam
Jul 21: Japan 11-1 Taiwan
Jul 23: China 0-1 Japan
Jul 23: Taiwan 0-1 Vietnam
1.JAPAN 3 3 0 0 17- 1 9
2.CHINA 3 2 0 1 4- 1 6
3.Vietnam 3 1 0 2 1- 7 3
4.Taiwan 3 0 0 3 1-14 0
Group B
Jul 16: Australia 4-0 South Korea
Jul 16: Thailand 2-1 Myanmar
Jul 18: North Korea 9-0 Thailand
Jul 18: Australia 2-0 Myanmar
Jul 20: North Korea 3-0 Myanmar
Jul 20: South Korea 11-0 Thailand
Jul 22: Australia 0-0 North Korea
Jul 22: South Korea 3-1 Myanmar
Jul 24: Australia 5-0 Thailand
Jul 24: North Korea 1-0 South Korea
1,NORTH KOREA 4 3 1 0 13- 0 10
2.AUSTRALIA 4 3 1 0 11- 0 10
3.South Korea 4 2 0 2 14- 6 6
4.Thailand 4 1 0 3 2-26 3
5.Myanmar 4 0 0 4 2-10 0
Semifinals
Jul 27: Japan 0-2 Australia
Jul 27: North Korea 0-1 China
Third Place Match
Jul 30: Japan 2-3 North Korea
Final
Jul 30: Australia 2-2 China [aet, 2-4 pen]
[Caitlin Munoz 29, Jo Peters 33; Duan Han 68, Xiaoxu Ma 73]
Australia and North Korea advance to 2007 World Cup (China qualified
as organisers); Japan to face Mexico (third in CONCACAF Gold Cup).
AFC/CONCACAF Playoff (March 2007)
First Leg
Mar 10: Japan 2-0 Mexico
Second Leg
Mar 17: Mexico 2-1 JapanAfrica - Women's Championship 2006
First Round [Mar 12, 26]
Algeria w/o Libya [Libya withdrew]
Eritrea o/w Egypt [Eritrea withdrew]
Morocco 0-2 1-4 Mali [1st leg Mar 11, 2nd leg Mar 25]
Benin 1-1 1-1 Ivory Coast [4-3 pen] [2nd leg Mar 25]
Angola 3-2 1-3 Equatorial Guinea [1st leg in Luanda]
South Africa 6-2 6-1 Mozambique [1st leg Mar 11]
Uganda o/w Tanzania [Uganda withdrew]
Kenya 8-0 Djibouti [also reported 7-0; over 1 leg in Nairobi on Mar 25]
Congo-Brazzaville 9-0 3-1 Togo [1st leg in Brazzaville]
Congo-Kinshasa 3-0 3-2 Zambia [1st leg Mar 11 in Lubumbashi,
[Bosangi 23, Zuma 46, Panda 80] 2nd leg Mar 25 in Chingola]
[Gift Lisaka 23, 43; Mundaya Balembo 6,
Mbenza Masevo 11, Mireille Mukanu 15]
Senegal 7-0 5-1 Guinea
Second Round [Jul 23, Aug 5]
Algeria 1-0 3-0 Egypt [1st leg in Annaba, 2nd leg in
[Zerrouki Dalila 57] Alexandria]
[half-time 0-1]
Mali 3-1 1-0 Benin [1st leg Jul 22 in Bamako; 2nd
[Fatoumata Doumbia 45, Fatoumata Diarra 51, leg Aug 6 in Cotonou]
Diaty N'Diaye 65; Bouraïma Bathily 90]
Nigeria n/p Equatorial Guinea
South Africa 3-0 4-0 Tanzania [1st leg in Johannesburg; 2nd leg
[Veronica Phewa 10, Lena Mosebo 17, Memory Makanye 90] Aug 4 in Dar es Salaam]
[Memory Makhanya 24, Disebo Mametja 31, Nomphumelelo Nyandeni 51,
Veronica Phewa 85]
Cameroon 4-0 5-0 Kenya [1st leg Jul 22 in Yaoundé; 2nd leg
[Ngono Mani 5, 30, Séraphine Mbida 71, Ngo Ndoumbouk 89] in Nairobi]
Ghana n/p n/p Congo-Brazzaville [1st leg in Obuasi not played,
neither team showed; 2nd leg
not played, neither team showed]
Congo-Kinshasa 3-0 0-2 Senegal [1st leg in Kinshasa, 2nd leg in
[Mbimbi Vavadio 12, Yvonne Malembo 22, Tuzolana Diasilwa 45] Dakar]
NB: after Nigeria replaced Gabon as hosts, both Nigeria and their
second round opponents Equatorial Guinea are qualified for the
final tournament.
Final Tournament [Oct 28-Nov 11]
Gabon qualified as hosts but withdrew due to lack of financial support
from the FGF; they are replaced as hosts by Nigeria.
Group A
[Oct 28]
Nigeria 4-2 Equatorial Guinea [in Warri]
[Cynthia Uwak 2, 5, Perpetua Nkwocha 32, Kikelomo Ajayi 87;
Chinasa Okoro 15, Clotilde Essiane 29]
South Africa 4-0 Algeria [in Oleh]
[Veronica Phewa 1, 34, Nyandeni Nompumelo 38, Jo-Anne Solomon 90]
[Oct 31]
Nigeria 6-0 Algeria [in Warri]
[Kikelomo Ajayi 8, Perpetua Nkwocha 20, 90+, Maureen Madu 36,
Efioanwan Ekpo 56, Cynthia Uwak 89]
South Africa 2-0 Equatorial Guinea [in Oleh]
[Belinda Nkosi 62, Jo-Anne Solomon 73]
[Nov 3]
Algeria 3-3 Equatorial Guinea [in Oghara]
Nigeria 2-0 South Africa [in Oleh]
[Cynthia Uwak 4, 43]
1.NIGERIA 3 3 0 0 12- 2 9
2.SOUTH AFRICA 3 2 0 1 6- 2 6
3.Equat. Guinea 3 0 1 2 5- 9 1
4.Algeria 3 0 1 2 3-13 1
Group B
[Oct 29]
Mali 0-1 Ghana [in Oghara]
[Romanatu Tahiru 48]
Cameroon 1-1 Congo-Kinshasa [in Ughelli]
[Madeleine Ngono 1 (10 sec); Kisita Milanda 57]
[Nov 1]
Ghana 2-1 Cameroon [in Ughelli]
[Anita Amankwa 28, 90; Françoise Bella 52]
Mali 3-2 Congo-Kinshasa [in Oghara]
[Fatoumata Doumbia 36, Fatoumata Diarra 69, 90; Cyrille Zuma 28,
Mavuta Maluivudi 86]
[Nov 4]
Ghana 3-1 Congo-Kinshasa [in Ughelli]
[Anita Amankwa 23, 33, Florence Okoe 84; Nzuzi Vumongo 51]
Cameroon 2-0 Mali [in Warri]
[Manuela Bekombo 42, Marlyse Ngo 74]
1.GHANA 3 3 0 0 6- 2 9
2.CAMEROON 3 1 1 1 4- 3 4
3.Mali 3 1 0 2 3- 5 3
4.Congo-Kinsh. 3 0 1 2 4- 7 1
Semifinals [Nov 7]
Nigeria 5-0 Cameroon [in Warri]
[Cynthia Uwak 33, Perpetua Nkwocha 45, 47?, 54, Efioanwan Ekpo 61]
Ghana 1-0 South Africa [in Oghara]
[Florence Okoe 88pen]
Third Place Match [Nov 10, Oleh]
Cameroon 2-2 South Africa [4-5 pen]
[Françoise Bella 50pen, Madeleine Ngono 87; Portia Modise 4,
Memory Makhanya 63]
Final [Nov 11, Warri]
Nigeria 1-0 GhanaOceania's Women's Championship 2007 (Papua New Guinea)
Lae, Papua New Guinea, Apr 9-13, 2007
Participants:
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Solomon Islands
Tonga
NB: other announced participants (Samoa, Cook Islands,
Fiji, Tahiti, New Caledonia and Vanuatu) withdrew
[Apr 9]
New Zealand 6-1 Tonga
[Kirsty Yallop 8, 73, Wendi Henderson 13, 56, Abby Erceg 17, Zoe Thompson 81;
Vasi Feke 85]
Papua New Guinea 6-1 Solomon Islands
[Deslyn Siniu (3), Jacqueline Chalau (2), own goal; Prudence Fula]
[Apr 11]
New Zealand 8-0 Solomon Islands
[Simone Ferrara 4, 23, Nicola Smith 33, 45, 60, Rebecca Smith 50,
Ria Percival 39, Emma Kete 90]
Papua New Guinea 1-0 Tonga
[Mele Vaisioa Mahe Niukapu 63og]
[Apr 13]
Papua New Guinea 0-7 New Zealand
[Kirsty Yallop (2), Nicola Smith, Zoe Thompson, Ria Percival, Anna Green,
Hayley Moorwood]
Tonga 0-0 Solomon Islands
1.NEW ZEALAND 3 3 0 0 21- 1 9
2.Papua New Guinea 3 2 0 1 7- 8 6
3.Tonga 3 0 1 2 1- 7 1
4.Solomon Islands 3 0 1 2 1-14 1South-American Women's Championship 2006
November 10-26, 2006 in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Group A
[Nov 10]
Chile 1-2 Ecuador
Argentina 2-1 Uruguay
[Nov 12]
Colombia 1-0 Uruguay
Argentina 8-0 Chile
[Nov 14]
Argentina 1-0 Ecuador
Colombia 1-3 Chile
[Nov 16]
Uruguay 2-1 Chile
Ecuador 2-2 Colombia
[Nov 18]
Argentina 6-0 Colombia
Uruguay 1-0 Ecuador
1.Argentina 4 4 0 0 17- 1 12
2.Uruguay 4 2 0 2 4- 4 6
3.Ecuador 4 1 1 2 4- 5 4
4.Colombia 4 1 1 2 4-11 4
5.Chile 4 1 0 3 5-13 3
Group B
[Nov 11]
Bolivia 1-1 Venezuela
Paraguay 1-4 Brazil
[Nov 13]
Peru 0-2 Brazil
Bolivia 1-5 Paraguay
[Nov 15]
Venezuela 1-3 Paraguay
Peru 2-1 Bolivia
[Nov 17]
Brazil 6-1 Bolivia
Venezuela 2-0 Peru
[Nov 19]
Paraguay 2-1 Peru
Brazil 6-0 Venezuela
1.Brazil 4 4 0 0 18- 2 12
2.Paraguay 4 3 0 1 11- 7 9
3.Venezuela 4 1 1 2 4-10 4
4.Peru 4 1 0 3 3- 7 3
5.Bolivia 4 0 1 3 4-14 1
Top-2 of each group qualify to Final Round
Final Round
[Nov 22]
Argentina 0-0 Paraguay
Brazil 6-0 Uruguay
[Nov 24]
Argentina 2-0 Uruguay
Brazil 6-0 Paraguay
[Nov 26]
Uruguay 3-2 Paraguay
Argentina 2-0 Brazil
1.Argentina 3 2 1 0 4- 0 7
2.Brazil 3 2 0 1 12- 2 6
3.Uruguay 3 1 0 2 3-10 3
4.Paraguay 3 0 1 2 2- 9 1
Women Gold Cup 2006
Qualifiying competition for the Women's World Cup 2007.
Central American Qualifying
Caribbean Qualifying
Played November 19-26, 2006 in Los Angeles, USA.
Participants: USA
Canada
Mexico
Panama
Trinidad and Tobago
Jamaica
Round 1
19 Nov Panama 0-2 Jamaica
[Audia Sullivan 4, Venicia Reid 59]
19 Nov Mexico 3-0 Trinidad/Tobago
[Patricia Perez 20, Monica Gonzalez 45, Maribel Dominguez 67]
Semifinals
22 Nov Canada 4-0 Jamaica
[Christine Sinclair 40, 71, Rhian Wilkinson 51, Melanie Booth 88]
22 Nov USA 2-0 Mexico
[Abby Wambach 10, 64]
Third Place Match
26 Nov Jamaica 0-3 Mexico
[Monica Ocampo 20pen, 30, Maribel Dominguez 23]
NB: Mexico play off against Japan for place in World Cup
Final
26 Nov USA 2-1 Canada [aet]
[Leslie Osborne 6, Kristine Lilly 120pen; Randee Hermuss 44]
NB: also qualifying for 2008 Olympics.
AFC/CONCACAF Playoff [March 2007]
First Leg
10 Mar Japan 2-0 Mexico
Second Leg
17 Mar Mexico 2-1 Japan
Final Tournament
2007年女子世界杯足球赛
2007 Nián nǚzǐ shìjièbēi zúqiú sài |
|---|
 |
|
| Host country | China |
|---|
| Dates | 10–30 September |
|---|
| Teams | 16 (from 6 confederations) |
|---|
| Venue(s) | 5 (in 5 host cities) |
|---|
|
| Champions |  Germany (2nd title) |
|---|
| Runners-up |  Brazil |
|---|
| Third place |  United States |
|---|
| Fourth place |  Norway |
|---|
|
| Matches played | 32 |
|---|
| Goals scored | 111 (3.47 per match) |
|---|
| Attendance | 1,190,971 (37,218 per match) |
|---|
| Top scorer(s) | Marta (7 goals) |
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| Best player(s) | Marta |
|---|
| Best goalkeeper | Nadine Angerer |
|---|
| Fair play award | Norway |
|---|
Group A
10 Sep Shanghai Germany 11–0 Argentina
[Behringer 12, 24, Garefrekes 17, Prinz 29, 45, 59,
Lingor 51, 90, Smisek 57, 70, 79]
11 Sep Shanghai England 2-2 Japan
[K. Smith 81, 83; Miyama 55, 95]
14 Sep Shanghai Argentina 0-1 Japan
[Nagasato 91]
14 Sep Shanghai Germany 0–0 England
17 Sep Chengdu Argentina 1–6 England
[Gonzalez 60; Gonzalez 9og, Scott 10, Williams 50pen,
K. Smith 64, 77, Exley 90pen]
17 Sep Hangzhou Japan 0–2 Germany
[Prinz 21, Lingor 87pen]
1.GERMANY 3 2 1 0 13- 0 7
2.ENGLAND 3 1 2 0 8- 3 5
3.Japan 3 1 1 1 3- 4 4
4.Argentina 3 0 0 3 1-18 0
Group B
11 Sep Chengdu USA 2-2 North Korea
[Wambach 50, O'Reilly 69; Kil Son Hui 58, Kim Yong Ae 60]
11 Sep Chengdu Sweden 1–1 Nigeria
[Svensson 50; Uwak 82]
14 Sep Chengdu USA 2–0 Sweden
[Wambach 34pen, 58]
14 Sep Chengdu North Korea 2–0 Nigeria
[Kim Kyong Hwa 17, Ri Kum Suk 21]
18 Sep Tianjin North Korea 1–2 Sweden
[Ri Un Suk 22; Schelin 4, 54]
18 Sep Shanghai Nigeria 0–1 USA
[Chalupny 1]
1.USA 3 2 1 0 5- 2 7
2.NORTH KOREA 3 1 1 1 5- 4 4
3.Sweden 3 1 1 1 3- 4 4
4.Nigeria 3 0 1 2 1- 4 1
Group C
12 Sep Hangzhou Australia 4–1 Ghana
[Walsh 15, De Vanna 57, 81, Garriock 69; Amankwa 70]
12 Sep Hangzhou Norway 2–1 Canada
[R. Gulbrandsen 52, Horpestad 81; Chapman 33]
15 Sep Hangzhou Canada 4–0 Ghana
[Sinclair 16, 62, Schmidt 55, Franko 77]
15 Sep Hangzhou Norway 1–1 Australia
[R. Gulbrandsen 5; De Vanna 83]
20 Sep Hangzhou Norway 7–2 Ghana
[Storlokken 4, R. Gulbrandsen 39, 59, 62, Horpestad 45pen,
Herlovsen 56, Klaveness 69; Bayor 73, Okoe 80pen]
20 Sep Chengdu Australia 2–2 Canada
[McCallum 53, Salisbury 92; Tancredi 1, Sinclair 85]
1.NORWAY 3 2 1 0 10- 4 7
2.AUSTRALIA 3 1 2 0 7- 4 5
3.Canada 3 1 1 1 7- 4 4
4.Ghana 3 0 0 3 3-15 0
Group D
12 Sep Wuhan Brazil 5–0 New Zealand
[Daniela 10, Cristiane 54, Marta 74, 93, Renata Costa 86]
12 Sep Wuhan China 3–2 Denmark
[Li Jie 31, Bi Yan 50, Song Xiaoli 88; Nielsen 51, Paaske 87]
15 Sep Wuhan Denmark 2–0 New Zealand
[Pedersen 61, Paaske 66]
15 Sep Wuhan China 0–4 Brazil
[Marta 42, 70, Cristiane 47, 48]
20 Sep Tianjin China 2–0 New Zealand
[Li Jie 57, Xie Caixia 79]
20 Sep Hangzhou Brazil 1–0 Denmark
[Pretinha 91]
1.BRAZIL 3 3 0 0 10- 0 9
2.CHINA 3 2 0 1 5- 6 6
3.Denmark 3 1 0 2 4- 4 3
4.New Zealand 3 0 0 3 0- 9 0
Quarterfinals
22 Sep Wuhan Germany 3–0 North Korea
[Garefrekes 44, Lingor 67, Krahn 72]
22 Sep Tianjin USA 3–0 England
[Wambach 48, Boxx 57, Lilly 60]
23 Sep Wuhan Norway 1–0 China
[Herlovsen 32]
23 Sep Tianjin Brazil 3–2 Australia
[Formiga 4, Marta 23pen, Cristiane 75; De Vanna 36, Colthorpe 68]
Semifinals
26 Sep Tianjin Germany 3–0 Norway
[Ronning 42og, Stegemann 72, Muller 75]
27 Sep Hangzhou USA 0–4 Brazil
[Osborne 20og, Marta 27, 79, Cristiane 56]
Third Place Match
30 Sep Shanghai Norway 1–4 USA
[R. Gulbrandsen 63; Wambach 30, 46, Chalupny 58, O'Reilly 59]
Final
30 Sep Shanghai Germany
2–0 Brazil
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Qualifying
Germany (hosts) qualified automatically.
European Qualifying for Women's World Cup 2011
Group 1
15 Aug 2009 Iceland 5–0 Serbia
17 Sep 2009 Iceland 12–0 Estonia
23 Sep 2009 Croatia 0–7 France
26 Sep 2009 Serbia 1–1 Croatia
24 Oct 2009 Croatia 0–1 Northern Ireland
24 Oct 2009 France 2–0 Iceland
28 Oct 2009 France 12–0 Estonia
28 Oct 2009 Northern Ireland 0–1 Iceland
21 Nov 2009 Serbia 0–2 France
27 Mar 2010 Serbia 0–2 Iceland
27 Mar 2010 Croatia 0–3 Estonia
27 Mar 2010 France 6–0 Northern Ireland
31 Mar 2010 Serbia 4–0 Estonia
31 Mar 2010 Croatia 0–3 Iceland
31 Mar 2010 Northern Ireland 0–4 France
09 May 2010 Croatia 1–2 Serbia
05 Jun 2010 Estonia 2–1 Northern Ireland
19 Jun 2010 Estonia 1–0 Serbia
19 Jun 2010 Iceland 2-0 Northern Ireland
20 Jun 2010 France 3–0 Croatia
22 Jun 2010 Iceland 3-0 Croatia
23 Jun 2010 Estonia 0–6 France
23 Jun 2010 Northern Ireland 0–0 Serbia
24 Jul 2010 Northern Ireland 3–0 Estonia
21 Aug 2010 Serbia 0–0 Northern Ireland
21 Aug 2010 Iceland 0–1 France
22 Aug 2010 Estonia 1–1 Croatia
25 Aug 2010 Estonia 0–5 Iceland
25 Aug 2010 France 7–0 Serbia
25 Aug 2010 Northern Ireland 3–1 Croatia
1.France 10 10 0 0 50- 0 30 Qualified
2.Iceland 10 8 0 2 33- 3 24
3.Northern Ireland 10 3 2 5 8-16 11
4.Estonia 10 3 1 6 7-44 10
5.Serbia 10 2 3 5 7-19 9
6.Croatia 10 0 2 8 4-27 2
Group 2
19 Sep 2009 Slovakia 9-0 Macedonia
24 Oct 2009 Norway 3–0 Netherlands
25 Oct 2009 Macedonia 1–6 Belarus
28 Oct 2009 Norway 1–0 Slovakia
29 Oct 2009 Netherlands 13–1 Macedonia
21 Nov 2009 Netherlands 1–1 Belarus
27 Mar 2010 Norway 14–0 Macedonia
27 Mar 2010 Netherlands 2–0 Slovakia
30 Mar 2010 Belarus 0–5 Norway
01 Apr 2010 Slovakia 0–1 Netherlands
22 Apr 2010 Macedonia 0–7 Netherlands
28 Apr 2010 Belarus 6–0 Macedonia
19 Jun 2010 Slovakia 0–2 Belarus
19 Jun 2010 Netherlands 2–2 Norway
23 Jun 2010 Macedonia 1–6 Slovakia
23 Jun 2010 Norway 3-0 Belarus
21 Aug 2010 Slovakia 0–4 Norway
21 Aug 2010 Belarus 0–4 Netherlands
25 Aug 2010 Belarus 2–0 Slovakia
25 Aug 2010 Macedonia 0–7 Norway
1.Norway 8 7 1 0 39- 2 22 Qualified
2.Netherlands 8 5 2 1 30- 7 17
3.Belarus 8 4 1 3 17-14 13
4.Slovakia 8 2 0 6 15-13 6
5.Macedonia 8 0 0 8 3-68 0
Group 3
23 Sep 2009 Greece 0–6 Denmark
21 Oct 2009 Bulgaria 0–1 Greece
24 Oct 2009 Denmark 15–0 Georgia
24 Oct 2009 Greece 0–1 Scotland
28 Oct 2009 Bulgaria 0–0 Denmark
29 Oct 2009 Scotland 3–1 Georgia
21 Nov 2009 Bulgaria 5–0 Georgia
26 Nov 2009 Greece 5–0 Georgia
27 Mar 2010 Georgia 1–3 Scotland
27 Mar 2010 Denmark 9–0 Bulgaria
01 Apr 2010 Georgia 0–7 Denmark
01 Apr 2010 Scotland 8–1 Bulgaria
15 Apr 2010 Georgia 0–3 Greece
19 Jun 2010 Denmark 7–0 Greece
19 Jun 2010 Bulgaria 0–5 Scotland
24 Jun 2010 Scotland 0–1 Denmark
21 Aug 2010 Georgia 1–1 Bulgaria
21 Aug 2010 Scotland 4–1 Greece
25 Aug 2010 Greece 1–2 Bulgaria
25 Aug 2010 Denmark 0–0 Scotland
1.Denmark 8 6 2 0 45- 0 20 Qualified
2.Scotland 8 6 1 1 24- 5 19
3.Greece 8 3 0 5 11-20 9
4.Bulgaria 8 2 2 4 9-25 8
5.Georgia 8 0 1 7 3-42 1
Group 4
19 Sep 2009 Poland 4–1 Ukraine
19 Sep 2009 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–2 Hungary
23 Sep 2009 Romania 4–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
24 Sep 2009 Hungary 4–2 Poland
24 Oct 2009 Poland 2–0 Romania
25 Oct 2009 Ukraine 7–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
28 Oct 2009 Hungary 1–1 Romania
29 Oct 2009 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–4 Poland
14 Nov 2009 Hungary 1–1 Ukraine
27 Mar 2010 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–5 Romania
31 Mar 2010 Romania 1–4 Poland
31 Mar 2010 Hungary 2–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
20 May 2010 Ukraine 4–2 Hungary
19 Jun 2010 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–5 Ukraine
19 Jun 2010 Poland 0–0 Hungary
23 Jun 2010 Romania 0–0 Ukraine
24 Jun 2010 Poland 1–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
21 Aug 2010 Ukraine 3–1 Romania
25 Aug 2010 Romania 2–3 Hungary
25 Aug 2010 Ukraine 3–1 Poland
1.Ukraine 8 5 2 1 24- 9 17 Qualified
2.Poland 8 5 1 2 18- 9 16
3.Hungary 8 4 3 1 15-10 15
4.Romania 8 2 2 4 14-13 8
5.Bosnia Herzegovina 8 0 0 8 0-30 0
Group 5
19 Sep 2009 Malta 0-13 Spain
24 Oct 2009 Spain 2-0 Austria
25 Oct 2009 England 8-0 Malta
29 Oct 2009 Austria 0-1 Spain
18 Nov 2009 Malta 0-2 Austria
21 Nov 2009 Turkey 0-5 Spain
26 Nov 2009 Turkey 0-3 England
25 Mar 2010 England 3-0 Austria
27 Mar 2010 Malta 0-2 Turkey
01 Apr 2010 England 1-0 Spain
07 Apr 2010 Spain 5-1 Turkey
11 Apr 2010 Turkey 5-1 Malta
20 May 2010 Malta 0-6 England
09 Jun 2010 Austria 6-0 Malta
19 Jun 2010 Spain 2-2 England
23 Jun 2010 Austria 4-0 Turkey
24 Jun 2010 Spain 9-0 Malta
29 Jul 2010 England 3-0 Turkey
21 Aug 2010 Austria 0-4 England
25 Aug 2010 Turkey 2-2 Austria
1.England 8 7 1 0 30- 2 22 Qualified
2.Spain 8 6 1 1 37- 4 19
3.Austria 8 3 1 4 14-12 10
4.Turkey 8 2 1 5 10-23 7
5.Malta 8 0 0 8 1-51 0
Group 6
19 Sep 2009 Switzerland 2-0 Ireland
23 Sep 2009 Switzerland 1-2 Russia
24 Sep 2009 Ireland 2-1 Kazakhstan
24 Oct 2009 Israel 1-0 Kazakhstan
25 Oct 2009 Russia 3-0 Ireland
28 Oct 2009 Israel 1-2 Switzerland
29 Oct 2009 Kazakhstan 1-2 Ireland
17 Nov 2009 Israel 1-6 Russia
21 Mar 2010 Israel 0-3 Ireland
27 Mar 2010 Switzerland 6-0 Israel
28 Mar 2010 Kazakhstan 0-6 Russia
31 Mar 2010 Ireland 1-2 Switzerland
19 Jun 2010 Kazakhstan 0-1 Israel
19 Jun 2010 Russia 0-3 Switzerland
23 Jun 2010 Kazakhstan 2-4 Switzerland
24 Jun 2010 Russia 4-0 Israel
21 Aug 2010 Ireland 1-1 Russia
21 Aug 2010 Switzerland 8-0 Kazakhstan
25 Aug 2010 Russia 8-0 Kazakhstan
25 Aug 2010 Ireland 3-0 Israel
1.Switzerland 8 7 0 1 28- 6 21 Qualified
2.Russia 8 6 1 1 30- 6 19
3.Ireland 8 4 1 3 12-10 13
4.Israel 8 2 0 6 4-24 6
5.Kazakhstan 8 0 0 8 4-32 0
Group 7
19 Sep 2009 Armenia 0-4 Finland
19 Sep 2009 Slovenia 0-8 Italy
23 Sep 2009 Italy 2-0 Portugal
24 Oct 2009 Armenia 0-8 Italy
24 Oct 2009 Slovenia 0-3 Finland
28 Oct 2009 Armenia 1-5 Slovenia
28 Oct 2009 Portugal 0-1 Finland
21 Nov 2009 Slovenia 0-4 Portugal
21 Nov 2009 Finland 7-0 Armenia
25 Nov 2009 Italy 7-0 Armenia
27 Mar 2010 Slovenia 1-0 Armenia
27 Mar 2010 Portugal 1-3 Italy
31 Mar 2010 Italy 1-1 Finland
31 Mar 2010 Portugal 7-0 Armenia
19 Jun 2010 Finland 4-1 Portugal
19 Jun 2010 Italy 6-0 Slovenia
23 Jun 2010 Portugal 1-0 Slovenia
23 Jun 2010 Finland 1-3 Italy
25 Aug 2010 Armenia 0-3 Portugal
25 Aug 2010 Finland 4-1 Slovenia
1.Italy 8 7 1 0 38- 3 22 Qualified
2.Finland 8 6 1 1 25- 6 19
3.Portugal 8 4 0 4 17-10 12
4.Slovenia 8 2 0 6 7-27 6
5.Armenia 8 0 0 8 1-42 0
Group 8
20 Sep 2009 Wales 0-1 Belgium
23 Sep 2009 Sweden 2-1 Belgium
23 Sep 2009 Wales 2-0 Czech Republic
24 Oct 2009 Azerbaijan 0-3 Sweden
25 Oct 2009 Czech Republic 2-1 Wales
28 Oct 2009 Azerbaijan 2-1 Wales
28 Oct 2009 Belgium 1-4 Sweden
22 Nov 2009 Azerbaijan 0-0 Belgium
26 Nov 2009 Czech Republic 1-2 Belgium
27 Mar 2010 Azerbaijan 0-5 Czech Republic
28 Mar 2010 Belgium 2-3 Wales
31 Mar 2010 Wales 0-4 Sweden
01 Apr 2010 Belgium 0-3 Czech Republic
19 Jun 2010 Belgium 11-0 Azerbaijan
19 Jun 2010 Sweden 0-0 Czech Republic
23 Jun 2010 Sweden 17-0 Azerbaijan
21 Aug 2010 Czech Republic 0-1 Sweden
21 Aug 2010 Wales 15-0 Azerbaijan
25 Aug 2010 Czech Republic 8-0 Azerbaijan
25 Aug 2010 Sweden 5-1 Wales
1.Sweden 8 7 1 0 36- 3 22 Qualified
2.Czech Republic 8 4 1 3 19- 6 13
3.Belgium 8 3 1 4 18-13 10
4.Wales 8 3 0 5 23-16 9
5.Azerbaijan 8 1 1 6 2-60 4
Play-off for Final Tournament [Sep 11-16]
Sweden - Denmark 2-1 2-2
Ukraine - Norway 0-1 0-2
France - Italy 0-0 3-2
England - Switzerland 2-0 3-2
Sweden, Norway, France and England qualify to World Championship Germany 2011
Repechage qualification
Semifinals [Oct 2-7]
Ukraine - Italy 0-3 0-0
Denmark - Switzerland 1-3 0-0
Final [Oct 23-27]
Italy - Switzerland 1-0 4-2
UEFA-CONCACAF PLAYOFF
20 Nov 2010 Italy 0–1 United States
[Morgan 94]
27 Nov 2010 United States 1–0 ItalyAsian Women's Championship 2010
China, Japan, North Korea, South Korea, Australia all have byes to the final tournament.
First Round [in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia]
25 Apr 2009 Kyrgyzstan 1–7 Jordan
25 Apr 2009 Palestine 4–0 Maldives
27 Apr 2009 Maldives 0–5 Uzbekistan
27 Apr 2009 Palestine 1–4 Kyrgyzstan
29 Apr 2009 Uzbekistan 5–0 Palestine
29 Apr 2009 Jordan 9–0 Maldives
01 May 2009 Jordan 5–0 Palestine
01 May 2009 Kyrgyzstan 0–2 Uzbekistan
03 May 2009 Maldives 0–2 Kyrgyzstan
03 May 2009 Uzbekistan 2–2 Jordan
1.Jordan 4 3 1 0 23- 3 10 Qualified
2.Uzbekistan 4 3 1 0 14- 2 10 Qualified
3.Kyrgyzstan 4 2 0 2 7-10 6 Qualified
4.Palestine 4 1 0 3 5-14 3
5.Maldives 4 0 0 4 0-20 0
Second Round
Group A [in Hsinying City, Chinese Taipei]
10 Jul 2009 Jordan 1–0 Chinese
12 Jul 2009 Myanmar 3–0 Jordan
14 Jul 2009 Chinese Taipei 2–5 Myanmar
1.Myanmar 2 2 0 0 8- 2 6 Qualified
2.Jordan 2 1 0 1 1- 3 3
3.Chinese Taipei 2 0 0 2 2- 6 0
Group B [in Bangkok, Thailand]
04 Jul 2009 Uzbekistan 1–6 Thailand
06 Jul 2009 Iran 1–4 Uzbekistan
08 Jul 2009 Thailand 8–1 Iran
1.Thailand 2 2 0 0 14- 2 6 Qualified
2.Uzbekistan 2 1 0 1 5- 7 3
3.Iran 2 0 0 2 2-12 0
Group C [in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam]
04 Jul 2009 Kyrgyzstan 1–10 Vietnam
06 Jul 2009 Hong Kong 2–0 Kyrgyzstan
08 Jul 2009 Vietnam 7–0 Hong Kong
1.Vietnam 2 2 0 0 17- 1 6 Qualified
2.Hong Kong 2 1 0 1 2- 7 3
3.Kyrgyzstan 2 0 0 2 1-12 0
Final Tournament
[May 19-30 China]
Group A
20 May 2010 North Korea 3–0 Thailand
[Jon Myong-Hwa 1, Kim Yong-Ae 2, Jo Yun-Mi 73]
20 May 2010 Japan 8–0 Myanmar
[Iwashimizu 4, Sawa 10, 71, Yamaguchi 28pen, 60,
Sameshima 50, Miyama 54, Kamionobe 85]
22 May 2010 Thailand 0–4 Japan
[Takase 28, Nakano 42, Utsugi 45+3, Ando 55]
22 May 2010 Myanmar 0–2 North Korea
[Yun Song-Mi 17, Jo Yun-Mi 84]
24 May 2010 North Korea 1–2 Japan
[Ra Un-Sim 70; Ando 4pen, Nagasoto 14]
24 May 2010 Myanmar 0–2 Thailand
[Seesraum 15, Chaikantree 89]
1.Japan 3 3 0 0 14- 1 9
2.North Korea 3 2 0 1 6- 2 6
3.Thailand 3 1 0 2 2- 7 3
4.Myanmar 3 0 0 3 0-12 0
Group B
19 May 2010 Australia 2–0 Vietnam
[Khamis 29, Ledbrook 51pen]
19 May 2010 China 0–0 South Korea
21 May 2010 South Korea 1–3 Australia
[Kang Sun-Mi 71; Carroll 52, De Vanna 59,
Kerr 66]
21 May 2010 Vietnam 0–5 China
[Li Danyang 8, Yuan Fan 12, Zhang Rui 37,
Bi Yan 45+1pen, Han Duan 51]
23 May 2010 China 1–0 Australia
[Zhang Rui 9]
23 May 2010 Vietnam 0–5 South Korea
[Yoo Young-A 20, 21, 66, Cha Yun-Hee 28,
Jung Hye-In 36]
1.China 3 2 1 0 6- 0 7
2.Australia 3 2 0 1 5- 2 6
3.South Korea 3 1 1 1 6- 3 4
4.Vietnam 3 0 0 3 0-12 0
Semifinals
27 May 2010 Japan 0–1 Australia
[Gill 45+1]
27 May 2010 China 0–1 North Korea [aet]
[Kim Kyong-Hwa 109]
Third Place Match
30 May 2010 Japan 2–0 China
[Ando 18, Sawa 62]
Final
30 May 2010 Australia 1–1 North Korea [aet; 5-4 penAfrica - Women's Championship 2010
Preliminary Round
[7-21 March 2010]
Namibia – Angola 2–1 1–1
[7-19 March 2010]
Botswana – Congo DR 0–2 2–5
Gabon – Ivory Coast 1–2 1–3
[6-20 March 2010]
Senegal – Morocco 0–0 1–0
Ethiopia - Tanzania 1–3 1–1
[7-20 March 2010]
Guinea – Sierra Leone 3–2 1–1
Togo w/o Mali [Togo withdrew]
Kenya w/o Eritrea [Kenya withdrew]
Egypt w/o Algeria [Egypt withdrew]
First Round
[22 May-5 June 2010]
Algeria – Tunisia 1–1 1–0
[21 May-5 June 2010]
Congo DR – Cameroon 0–2 0–3
[22 May-6 June 2010]
Senegal – Ghana 0–1 0–3
[23 May-5 June 2010]
Ivory Coast – Nigeria 1–2 1–3
Guinea – Mali 0–2 2–1
Tanzania – Eritrea 8–1 3–3
Namibia w/o Equatorial Guinea 1–5 n/p
Final Tournament
[Gauteng, South Africa, 31 October-14 November 2010]
Group A
31 Oct 2010 South Africa 2–1 Tanzania
01 Nov 2010 Nigeria 5–0 Mali
04 Nov 2010 South Africa 1–2 Nigeria
04 Nov 2010 Mali 3–2 Tanzania
07 Nov 2010 Mali 0–4 South Africa
07 Nov 2010 Tanzania 0–3 Nigeria
1.Nigeria 3 3 0 0 10- 1 9
2.South Africa 3 2 0 1 7- 3 6
3.Mali 3 1 0 2 3-11 3
4.Tanzania 3 0 0 3 3- 8 0
Group B
02 Nov 2010 Equatorial Guinea 2–2 Cameroon
02 Nov 2010 Algeria 1–2 Ghana
05 Nov 2010 Equatorial Guinea 1–0 Algeria
05 Nov 2010 Ghana 1–2 Cameroon
08 Nov 2010 Ghana 1–3 Equatorial Guinea
08 Nov 2010 Cameroon 2–1 Algeria
1.Equatorial Guinea 3 2 1 0 6- 3 7
2.Cameroon 3 2 1 0 6- 4 7
3.Ghana 3 1 0 2 4- 6 3
4.Algeria 3 0 0 3 2- 5 0
Semifinals
11 Nov 2010 Nigeria 5–1 Cameroon
11 Nov 2010 Equatorial Guinea 3–1 South Africa [aet]
Third place match
14 Nov 2010 Cameroon 0–2 South Africa
Final
14 Nov 2010 Nigeria 4–2 Equatorial Guinea
Oceania's Women's Championship 2010 (New Zealand)
Aukland, New Zealand, 29 September - 8 October 2010
Group A
29 Sep 2010 New Zealand 14–0 Vanuatu
[Hearn 10, 11, 18, 29, 90+1, Moorwood 25, 81
Wilkinson 42, 59, 73, 89, Erceg 45+2, White 54
Milne 68]
29 Sep 2010 Cook Islands 1–0 Tahiti
[Mustonen 15]
01 Oct 2010 Tahiti 5–1 Vanuatu
[Alvarez 14, 21, 83, White 81, Tokoragi 82;
Tougen 19]
01 Oct 2010 Cook Islands 0–10 New Zealand
[Hearn 9, 40, 64, Gregorius 16, 27, 56, Hoyle 21
Percival 45, Erceg 57, Jackman 80]
03 Oct 2010 Tahiti 0–7 New Zealand
[Armstrong 36, Hearn 59, 75, Green 76, Yallop 80,
Gregorius 90, Percival 90+2]
03 Oct 2010 Vanuatu 0–2 Cook Islands
[Napa 83, Henry 89]
1.New Zealand 3 3 0 0 31- 0 9
2.Cook Islands 3 2 0 1 3-10 6
3.Tahiti 3 1 0 2 5- 9 3
4.Vanuatu 3 0 0 3 1-21 0
Group B
30 Sep 2010 Papua New Guinea 3–0 Fiji
[Peninsa 8, Limbai 58, Morris 62]
30 Sep 2010 Solomon Islands 4–0 Tonga
[Pegi 12', 90+1, Misibini 37, Maenu'u 74]
02 Oct 2010 Tonga 2–1 Fiji
[Siale 75, Feke 90; Ratubalavu 13]
02 Oct 2010 Solomon Islands 1–2 Papua New Guinea
[Saeni 84; Limbai 29, Siniu 48]
04 Oct 2010 Tonga 0–3 Papua New Guinea
[Limbai 28, 61, Likliki 74og]
04 Oct 2010 Fiji 0–0 Solomon Islands
1.Papua New Guinea 3 3 0 0 8- 1 9
2.Solomon Islands 3 1 1 1 5- 2 4
3.Tonga 3 1 0 2 2- 8 3
4.Fiji 3 0 1 2 1- 5 1
Semifinals
06 Oct 2010 New Zealand 8–0 Solomon Islands
[White 7, 86, Percival 17, Moorwood 30, Hearn 36
Gregorius 52, 68, Wilkinson 60]
06 Oct 2010 Papua New Guinea 1–0 Cook Islands
[Limbai 62]
Third place playoff
08 Oct 2010 Solomon Islands 0–2 Cook Islands
[Henry 70, Mustonen 79]
Final
08 Oct 2010 New Zealand 11–0 Papua New Guinea
[Riley 7, 15, Percival 18, Wilkinson 32, 36,
White 38, 50, 56, Gregorius 73, Hearn 79, Green 84]South-American Women's Championship 2010
NB: in Ecuador
Stadiums:
Latacunga: La Cocha (15.220)
Ambato: Bellavista (19.337)
Riobamba: Olímpico (18.936)
Loja: Federativo (14.934)
Cuenca: Alejandro Serrano Aguilar (20.730)
Azogues: Jorge Andrade Cantos (8.500)
Quito: Olímpico Atahualpa (40.948)
Group A
[Nov 4, in Latacunga]
Argentina 3-0 Bolivia
Ecuador 1-2 Chile
[Nov 6, in Ambato]
Chile 1-2 Argentina
Ecuador 2-1 Peru
[Nov 8, in Riobamba]
Argentina 2-0 Peru
Chile 3-0 Bolivia
[Nov 10, in Ambato]
Peru 1-3 Chile
Bolivia 3-4 Ecuador
[Nov 12, in Riobamba]
Ecuador 1-0 Argentina
Bolivia 2-1 Peru
1.Chile 4 3 0 1 9- 4 9
2.Argentina 4 3 0 1 7- 2 9
3.Ecuador 4 3 0 1 8- 6 9
4.Bolivia 4 1 0 3 5-11 3
5.Peru 4 0 0 4 3- 9 0
Group B
[Nov 5, in Loja]
Brazil 4-0 Venezuela
Paraguay 0-3 Colombia
[Nov 7, in Loja]
Uruguay 0-4 Brazil
Venezuela 0-4 Paraguay
[Nov 9, in Azogues]
Colombia 5-0 Venezuela
Paraguay 4-0 Uruguay
[Nov 11, in Cuenca]
Colombia 1-2 Brazil
Venezuela 5-2 Uruguay
[Nov 13, in Cuenca]
Brazil 3-0 Paraguay
Uruguay 0-8 Colombia
1.Brazil 4 4 0 0 13- 1 12
2.Colombia 4 3 0 1 17- 2 9
3.Paraguay 4 2 0 2 8- 6 6
4.Venezuela 4 1 0 3 5-15 3
5.Uruguay 4 0 0 4 2-21 0
Final Stage
[Nov 17, in Latacunga]
Chile 1-1 Colombia
Brazil 4-0 Argentina
[Nov 19, in Latacunga]
Chile 0-0 Argentina
Brazil 5-0 Colombia
[Nov 21, In Quito]
Colombia 1-0 Argentina
Chile 1-3 Brazil
1.Brazil 3 3 0 0 12- 1 9
2.Colombia 3 1 1 1 2- 6 4
3.Chile 3 0 2 1 2- 4 2
4.Argentina 3 0 1 2 0- 5 1
Concacaf Women's Championship 2010
NB: Canada, Mexico and USA qualified automatically
CENTRAL AMERICAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
Group A
20 Apr 2010 El Salvador 9–0 Belize
22 Apr 2010 Guatemala 2–1 El Salvador
24 Apr 2010 Guatemala 5–1 Belize
1.Guatemala 2 2 0 0 7- 2 6 Qualified
2.El Salvador 2 1 0 1 10- 2 3
3.Belize 2 0 0 2 1-14 0
Group B
26 Apr 2010 Nicaragua 2–1 Honduras
28 Apr 2010 Honduras 0–2 Costa Rica
30 Apr 2010 Nicaragua 0–2 Costa Rica
1.Costa Rica 2 2 0 0 4- 0 6 Qualified
2.Nicaragua 2 1 0 1 2- 3 3
3.Honduras 2 0 0 2 1- 4 0
CARIBBEAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
First Round
Group A
03 Mar 2010 Suriname 1–0 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
05 Mar 2010 Guyana 2–0 Suriname
07 Mar 2010 Guyana 1–0 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
1.Guyana 2 2 0 0 3- 0 6 Q
2.Suriname 2 1 0 1 1- 2 3
3.Saint Vincent G. 2 0 0 2 0- 2 0
Group B
17 Mar 2010 Dominica 0-2 Saint Kitts and Nevis
19 Mar 2010 Puerto Rico 7–0 Saint Kitts and Nevis
21 Mar 2010 Puerto Rico 6–0 Dominica
1.Puerto Rico 2 2 0 0 13- 0 6 Q
2.Saint Kitts & N. 2 1 0 1 2- 7 3
3.Dominica 2 0 0 2 0- 8 0
Group C
10 Mar 2010 Antigua and Barbuda 1–2 Saint Lucia
12 Mar 2010 U.S. Virgin Islands 0–7 Saint Lucia
14 Mar 2010 Antigua and Barbuda 3–1 U.S. Virgin Islands
1.Saint Lucia 2 2 0 0 9- 1 6 Q
2.Antigua & Barbuda 2 1 0 1 4- 3 3 Q
3.U.S. Virgin Isl. 2 0 0 2 1-10 0
Group D
26 Mar 2010 Dominican Republic 3–1 Turks and Caicos
28 Mar 2010 Turks and Caicos 0–5 Haiti
30 Mar 2010 Dominican Republic 1–2 Haiti
1.Haiti 2 2 0 0 7- 1 6 Q
2.Dominican Rep. 2 1 0 1 4- 3 3
3.Turks and Caicos 2 0 0 2 1- 8 0
Group E
28 Mar 2010 Barbados 3–0 Anguilla
30 Mar 2010 Anguilla 2–0 Grenada
01 Apr 2010 Barbados 4–0 Grenada
1.Barbados 2 2 0 0 7- 0 6 Q
2.Anguilla 2 1 0 1 2- 3 3
3.Grenada 2 0 0 2 0- 6 0
Antigua and Barbuda qualified as best runner up
Second Round
Group F
10 May 2010 Guyana 3–0 Barbados
10 May 2010 Trinidad and Tobago 6–1 Saint Lucia
12 May 2010 Saint Lucia 0–8 Guyana
12 May 2010 Trinidad and Tobago 5–0 Barbados
14 May 2010 Barbados 4–3 Saint Lucia
14 May 2010 Trinidad and Tobago 3–0 Guyana
1.Trinidad & Tobago 3 3 0 0 14- 1 9 Qualified
2.Guyana 3 2 0 1 11- 3 6 Playoff
3.Barbados 3 1 0 2 4-11 3
4.Saint Lucia 3 0 0 3 4-18 0
Group G
11 May 2010 Cuba 4–3 Puerto Rico
11 May 2010 Antigua and Barbuda 1–4 Haiti
13 May 2010 Haiti 3–0 Cuba
13 May 2010 Puerto Rico 8–0 Antigua and Barbuda
15 May 2010 Haiti 2–0 Puerto Rico
15 May 2010 Cuba 6–1 Antigua and Barbuda
1.Haiti 3 3 0 0 9- 1 9 Qualified
2.Cuba 3 2 0 1 10- 7 6 Playoff
3.Puerto Rico 3 1 0 2 11- 6 3
4.Antigua & Barbuda 3 0 0 3 2-18 0
Playoff
26 Jun 2010 Cuba 1–0 Guyana
03 Jul 2010 Guyana 3–1 Cuba
Trinidad & Tobago, Haiti and Guyana Qualified
FINAL TOURNAMENT
(Mexico; 28 October-8 November)
Group A
29 Oct 2010 Trinidad and Tobago 0–1 Canada
[Tancredi 63]
29 Oct 2010 Mexico 7–2 Guyana
[Garza 2, 45, Dominguez 24, 36pen, 67, 79,
Worbis 59; El Masri 34, De Souza 39]
31 Oct 2010 Canada 8–0 Guyana
[Julien 15, Sinclair 34, 50, 63, 75,
Filigno 46, 75, Lang 90]
31 Oct 2010 Mexico 2–0 Trinidad and Tobago
[Dominguez 45, Lopez 58]
02 Nov 2010 Guyana 1–4 Trinidad and Tobago
[El Masri 60; Cordner 11, Belgrave 25,
Edwards 49, Mascall 65]
02 Nov 2010 Mexico 0–3 Canada
[Chapman 20, Belanger 45, Filigno 66]
1.Canada 3 3 0 0 12- 0 9
2.Mexico 3 2 0 1 9- 5 6
3.Trinidad & Tobago 3 1 0 2 4- 4 3
4.Guyana 3 0 0 3 3-19 0
Group B
28 Oct 2010 Costa Rica 1–0 Guatemala
[A. Venegas 51]
28 Oct 2010 United States 5–0 Haiti
[Buehler 9, Wambach 15, 45, 62, Rodriguez 40]
30 Oct 2010 Haiti 0–3 Costa Rica Estadio Quintana Roo, Cancún
[Cruz 35, Rodriguez 42, 52]
30 Oct 2010 United States 9–0 Guatemala Estadio Quintana Roo, Cancún
[Rodriguez 20, 45, 89, Rapinoe 22, 40,
Wambach 29, 30, Morgan 49, Lloyd 58pen]
01 Nov 2010 Guatemala 0–1 Haiti
[Saintilmond 22]
01 Nov 2010 United States 4–0 Costa Rica
[Wambach 32pen, Cheney 69, Averbuch 73,
Morgan 81]
1.United States 3 3 0 0 18- 0 9
2.Costa Rica 3 2 0 1 4- 4 6
3.Haiti 3 1 0 2 1- 8 3
4.Guatemala 3 0 0 3 0-11 0
Semifinals
05 Nov 2010 Canada 4–0 Costa Rica
[Belanger 62, Filigno 72, Sinclair 75,
Cruz 93og]
05 Nov 2010 United States 1–2 Mexico
[Lloyd 25; Dominguez 3, Perez 26]
Third place Match
08 Nov 2010 Costa Rica 0–3 United States
[Cheney 17, Wambach 33, 50]
Final
08 Nov 2010 Canada 1–0 Mexico
Final Tournament
| FIFA Frauen-Weltmeisterschaft Deutschland 2011 |
|---|
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| Host country | Germany |
|---|
| Dates | 26 June – 17 July |
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| Teams | 16 (from 6 confederations) |
|---|
| Venue(s) | 9 (in 9 host cities) |
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| Champions |  Japan (1st title) |
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| Runners-up | United States |
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| Third place |  Sweden |
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| Fourth place |  France |
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| Matches played | 32 |
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| Goals scored | 86 (2.69 per match) |
|---|
| Attendance | 845,711 (26,428 per match) |
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| Top scorer(s) | Homare Sawa (5 goals) |
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| Best player(s) | Homare Sawa |
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| Best young player |  Caitlin Foord |
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| Best goalkeeper | Hope Solo |
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| Fair play award | Japan |
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Group A
26 Jun Nigeria 0–1 France Sinsheim
[Delie 56]
26 Jun Germany 2–1 Canada Berlin
[Garefrekes 10, Okoyino da Mbabi 42; Sinclair 82]
30 Jun Canada 0–4 France Bochum
[Thiney 24, 60, Abily 66, Thomis 83]
30 Jun Germany 1–0 Nigeria Frankfurt
[Laudehr 54]
5 Jul France 2–4 Germany Mönchengladbach
[Delie 56, Georges 72; Garefrekes 25, Grings 32, 68pen, Okoyino da Mbabi 88]
5 Jul Canada 0–1 Nigeria Dresden
[Nkwocha 84]
1.GERMANY 3 3 0 0 7- 3 9
2.FRANCE 3 2 0 1 7- 4 6
3.Nigeria 3 1 0 2 1- 2 3
4.Canada 3 0 0 3 1- 7 0
Group B
27 Jun Japan 2–1 New Zealand Bochum
[Nagasato 6, Miyama 68; Hearn 12]
27 Jun Mexico 1–1 England Wolfsburg
[Ocampo 33; Williams 21]
1 Jul Japan 4–0 Mexico Leverkusen
[Sawa 13, 39, 80, Ohno 15]
1 Jul New Zealand 1-2 England Dresden
[Gregorius 18; J. Scott 63, Clarke 81]
5 Jul England 2–0 Japan Augsburg
[E. White 15, Yankey 66]
5 Jul New Zealand 2–2 Mexico Sinsheim
[Smith 90, Wilkinson 90+4; Mayor 2, Dominguez 29]
1.ENGLAND 3 2 1 0 5- 2 7
2.JAPAN 3 2 0 1 6- 3 6
3.Mexico 3 0 2 1 3- 7 2
4.New Zealand 3 0 1 2 4- 6 1
Group C
28 Jun Colombia 0–1 Sweden Leverkusen
[Landstrom 57]
28 Jun United States 2–0 North Korea Dresden
[Cheney 54, Buehler 76]
2 Jul North Korea 0–1 Sweden Augsburg
[Dahlkvist 64]
2 Jul United States 3–0 Colombia Sinsheim
[O'Reilly 12, Rapinoe 50, Lloyd 57]
6 Jul Sweden 2–1 United States Wolfsburg
[Dahlkvist 16pen, Fischer 35; Wambach 67]
6 Jul North Korea 0–0 Colombia Bochum
1.SWEDEN 3 3 0 0 4- 1 9
2.UNITED STATES 3 2 0 1 6- 2 6
3.North Korea 3 0 1 2 0- 3 1
4.Colombia 3 0 1 2 0- 4 1
Group D
29 Jun Norway 1–0 Equatorial Guinea Augsburg
[Haavi 84]
29 Jun Brazil 1–0 Australia Mönchengladbach
[Rosana 54]
3 Jul Australia 3–2 Equatorial Guinea Bochum
[Khamis 8, van Egmond 48, De Vanna 51; Anonma 21, 83]
3 Jul Brazil 3–0 Norway Wolfsburg
[Marta 22, 48, Rosana 46]
6 Jul Equatorial Guinea 0–3 Brazil Frankfurt
[Erika 49, Cristiane 54, 90+3pen]
6 Jul Australia 2–1 Norway Leverkusen
[Simon 57, 87; Thorsnes 56]
1.BRAZIL 3 3 0 0 7- 0 9
2.AUSTRALIA 3 2 0 1 5- 4 6
3.Norway 3 1 0 2 2- 5 3
4.Equatorial Guinea 3 0 0 3 2- 7 0
Quarterfinals
9 Jul England 1–1 France [aet, 3-4 pen] Leverkusen
[J. Scott 59; Bussaglia 88]
9 Jul Germany 0–1 Japan [aet] Wolfsburg
[Maruyama 108]
10 Jul Sweden 3–1 Australia Augsburg
[Sjogran 10, Dahlkvist 16, Schelin 52; Perry 40]
10 Jul Brazil 2–2 United States [aet, 3-5 pen] Dresden
[Marta 68pen, 92; Daiane 2og, Wambach 120+2]
Semifinals
13 Jul France 1–3 United States Mönchengladbach
[Bompastor 55; Cheney 9, Wambach 79, Morgan 82]
13 Jul Japan 3–1 Sweden Frankfurt
[Kawasumi 19, 64, Sawa 60; Oqvist 10]
Third Place Match
16 Jul Sweden 2–1 France Sinsheim
[Schelin 29, Hammarstrom 82; Thomis 56]
Final
17 Jul Japan
2–2 United States [aet, 3-1 pen] Frankfurt
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Qualifying
Canada (hosts) qualified automatically.
European Qualifying for Women's World Cup 2015
PRELIMINARY ROUND
Group 1 (in Malta)
04 Apr 2013 Albania 1–1 Malta
04 Apr 2013 Luxembourg 0–0 Latvia
06 Apr 2013 Albania 2–0 Latvia
06 Apr 2013 Malta 6–0 Luxembourg
09 Apr 2013 Luxembourg 1–2 Albania
09 Apr 2013 Latvia 0–2 Malta
1.Malta 3 2 1 0 9- 1 7 Qualified
2.Albania 3 2 1 0 5- 2 7 Qualified
3.Latvia 3 0 1 2 0- 4 1
4.Luxembourg 3 0 1 2 1- 8 1
Group 2 (in Lithuania)
04 Apr 2013 Faroe Islands 3–3 Montenegro
04 Apr 2013 Georgia 4–3 Lithuania
06 Apr 2013 Georgia 0–2 Montenegro
06 Apr 2013 Lithuania 0–1 Faroe Islands
09 Apr 2013 Faroe Islands 2–1 Georgia
09 Apr 2013 Montenegro 1–1 Lithuania
1.Faroe Islands 3 2 1 0 6- 4 7 Qualified
2.Montenegro 3 1 2 0 6- 4 5 Qualified
3.Georgia 3 1 0 2 5- 7 3
4.Lithuania 3 0 1 2 4- 6 1
GROUP STAGE
Group 1
21 Sep 2013 Germany 9–0 Russia
22 Sep 2013 Ireland 2–0 Slovakia
26 Sep 2013 Croatia 1–1 Ireland
26 Sep 2013 Slovakia 1–3 Slovenia
26 Oct 2013 Croatia 0–1 Slovakia
26 Oct 2013 Slovenia 0–13 Germany
30 Oct 2013 Slovenia 0–3 Ireland
30 Oct 2013 Germany 4–0 Croatia
31 Oct 2013 Slovakia 0–2 Russia
23 Nov 2013 Slovakia 0–6 Germany
27 Nov 2013 Croatia 0–8 Germany
05 Apr 2014 Russia 4–1 Slovenia
05 Apr 2014 Ireland 2–3 Germany
09 Apr 2014 Russia 1–0 Croatia
10 Apr 2014 Germany 4–0 Slovenia
07 May 2014 Ireland 1–3 Russia
08 May 2014 Germany 9–1 Slovakia
08 May 2014 Slovenia 0–3 Croatia
14 Jun 2014 Slovenia 1–2 Russia
14 Jun 2014 Ireland 1–0 Croatia
19 Jun 2014 Russia 0–0 Ireland
19 Jun 2014 Slovakia 1–1 Croatia
20 Aug 2014 Ireland 2–0 Slovenia
21 Aug 2014 Russia 3–1 Slovakia
13 Sep 2014 Russia 1–4 Germany
13 Sep 2014 Croatia 1–0 Slovenia
13 Sep 2014 Slovakia 0–1 Ireland
17 Sep 2014 Slovenia 2–1 Slovakia
17 Sep 2014 Croatia 1–3 Russia
17 Sep 2014 Germany 2–0 Ireland
1.GERMANY 10 10 0 0 62- 4 30 Qualified
2.Russia 10 7 1 2 19-18 22
3.Ireland 10 5 2 3 13- 9 17
4.Croatia 10 2 2 6 7-20 8
5.Slovenia 10 2 0 8 7-34 6
6.Slovakia 10 1 1 8 6-29 4
Group 2
20 Sep 2013 Macedonia 1–9 Romania
20 Sep 2013 Estonia 1–5 Italy
26 Sep 2013 Italy 1–0 Romania
26 Oct 2013 Macedonia 1–3 Czech Republic
27 Oct 2013 Spain 6–0 Estonia
30 Oct 2013 Macedonia 0–2 Estonia
30 Oct 2013 Romania 0–0 Czech Republic
31 Oct 2013 Spain 2–0 Italy
23 Nov 2013 Spain 1–0 Romania
27 Nov 2013 Spain 3–2 Czech Republic
13 Feb 2014 Italy 6–1 Czech Republic
13 Feb 2014 Spain 12–0 Macedonia
05 Apr 2014 Italy 0–0 Spain
10 Apr 2014 Macedonia 0–10 Spain
10 Apr 2014 Romania 1–2 Italy
26 Apr 2014 Czech Republic 6–0 Estonia
07 May 2014 Czech Republic 0–0 Romania
08 May 2014 Macedonia 0–11 Italy
08 May 2014 Estonia 0–5 Spain
14 Jun 2014 Czech Republic 0–4 Italy
15 Jun 2014 Estonia 1–1 Macedonia
18 Jun 2014 Czech Republic 5–2 Macedonia
19 Jun 2014 Estonia 0–2 Romania
20 Aug 2014 Estonia 1–4 Czech Republic
21 Aug 2014 Romania 6–1 Macedonia
13 Sep 2014 Romania 0–2 Spain
13 Sep 2014 Italy 4–0 Estonia
17 Sep 2014 Czech Republic 0–1 Spain
17 Sep 2014 Romania 2–0 Estonia
17 Sep 2014 Italy 15–0 Macedonia
1.SPAIN 10 9 1 0 42- 2 28 Qualified
2.Italy 10 8 1 1 48- 5 25 Playoffs
3.Romania 10 4 2 4 20- 8 14
4.Czech Republic 10 4 2 4 21-18 14
5.Estonia 10 1 1 8 5-35 4
6.Macedonia 10 0 1 9 6-74 1
Group 3
21 Sep 2013 Switzerland 9–0 Serbia
26 Sep 2013 Iceland 0–2 Switzerland
26 Oct 2013 Serbia 1–1 Denmark
27 Oct 2013 Israel 2–0 Malta
31 Oct 2013 Serbia 1–2 Iceland
31 Oct 2013 Denmark 0–1 Switzerland
24 Nov 2013 Malta 0–5 Denmark
24 Nov 2013 Israel 3–1 Serbia
12 Feb 2014 Israel 0–5 Switzerland
13 Feb 2014 Malta 0–3 Serbia
05 Apr 2014 Switzerland 11–0 Malta
05 Apr 2014 Israel 0–1 Iceland
10 Apr 2014 Malta 0–8 Iceland
10 Apr 2014 Switzerland 1–1 Denmark
07 May 2014 Malta 0–3 Israel
08 May 2014 Switzerland 3–0 Iceland
08 May 2014 Denmark 3–1 Serbia
14 Jun 2014 Switzerland 9–0 Israel
14 Jun 2014 Serbia 5–0 Malta
15 Jun 2014 Denmark 1–1 Iceland
19 Jun 2014 Israel 0–5 Denmark
19 Jun 2014 Serbia 0–7 Switzerland
19 Jun 2014 Iceland 5–0 Malta
21 Aug 2014 Serbia 3–0 Israel
21 Aug 2014 Iceland 0–1 Denmark
13 Sep 2014 Denmark 8–0 Malta
13 Sep 2014 Iceland 3–0 Israel
17 Sep 2014 Malta 0–5 Switzerland
17 Sep 2014 Denmark 0–1 Israel
17 Sep 2014 Iceland 9–1 Serbia
1.SWITZERLAND 10 9 1 0 53- 1 28 Qualified
2.Iceland 10 6 1 3 29- 9 19
3.Denmark 10 5 3 2 25- 6 18
4.Israel 10 4 0 6 9-27 12
5.Serbia 10 3 1 6 16-34 10
6.Malta 10 0 0 10 0-55 0
Group 4
21 Sep 2013 Sweden 2–0 Poland
22 Sep 2013 Faroe Islands 2–7 Scotland
26 Sep 2013 Poland 6–0 Faroe Islands
26 Sep 2013 Scotland 7–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
26 Oct 2013 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–1 Sweden
26 Oct 2013 Scotland 2–0 Northern Ireland
30 Oct 2013 Northern Ireland 0–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
31 Oct 2013 Poland 0–4 Scotland
31 Oct 2013 Sweden 5–0 Faroe Islands
23 Nov 2013 Northern Ireland 0–3 Poland
05 Apr 2014 Scotland 2–0 Poland
05 Apr 2014 Faroe Islands 1–1 Bosnia Herzegovina
05 Apr 2014 Northern Ireland 0–4 Sweden
10 Apr 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina 1–3 Scotland
10 Apr 2014 Faroe Islands 0–0 Northern Ireland
08 May 2014 Faroe Islands 0–3 Poland
08 May 2014 Sweden 3–0 Northern Ireland
14 Jun 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina 1–0 Northern Ireland
14 Jun 2014 Scotland 1–3 Sweden
18 Jun 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina 1–1 Poland
19 Jun 2014 Faroe Islands 0–5 Sweden
19 Jun 2014 Northern Ireland 0–2 Scotland
20 Aug 2014 Bosnia Herzegovina 2–0 Faroe Islands
21 Aug 2014 Poland 0–4 Sweden
13 Sep 2014 Sweden 3–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
13 Sep 2014 Poland 4–0 Northern Ireland
13 Sep 2014 Scotland 9–0 Faroe Islands
17 Sep 2014 Sweden 2–0 Scotland
17 Sep 2014 Poland 3–1 Bosnia Herzegovina
17 Sep 2014 Northern Ireland 3–0 Faroe Islands
1.SWEDEN 10 10 0 0 32- 1 30 Qualified
2.Scotland 10 8 0 2 37- 8 24 Playoffs
3.Poland 10 5 1 4 20-14 16
4.Bosnia Herzegovina 10 2 3 5 7-19 9
5.Northern Ireland 10 1 2 7 3-19 5
6.Faroe Islands 10 0 2 8 3-41 2
Group 5
21 Sep 2013 Belgium 2–0 Albania
25 Sep 2013 Norway 4–1 Belgium
26 Sep 2013 Greece 1–5 Portugal
26 Sep 2013 Albania 0–4 Netherlands
26 Oct 2013 Greece 1–7 Belgium
26 Oct 2013 Norway 7–0 Albania
26 Oct 2013 Portugal 0–7 Netherlands
30 Oct 2013 Albania 1–0 Greece
30 Oct 2013 Netherlands 1–2 Norway
31 Oct 2013 Belgium 4–1 Portugal
23 Nov 2013 Netherlands 7–0 Greece
12 Feb 2014 Netherlands 1–1 Belgium
12 Feb 2014 Portugal 7–1 Albania
13 Feb 2014 Greece 0–5 Norway
05 Apr 2014 Albania 0–6 Belgium
05 Apr 2014 Greece 0–6 Netherlands
09 Apr 2014 Portugal 1–0 Greece
10 Apr 2014 Netherlands 10–1 Albania
10 Apr 2014 Belgium 1–2 Norway
07 May 2014 Norway 2–0 Portugal
07 May 2014 Belgium 0–2 Netherlands
14 Jun 2014 Norway 6–0 Greece
14 Jun 2014 Albania 0–3 Portugal
18 Jun 2014 Portugal 0–2 Norway
13 Sep 2014 Albania 0–11 Norway
13 Sep 2014 Belgium 11–0 Greece
13 Sep 2014 Netherlands 3–2 Portugal
17 Sep 2014 Greece 4–0 Albania
17 Sep 2014 Norway 0–2 Netherlands
17 Sep 2014 Portugal 0–1 Belgium
1.NORWAY 10 9 0 1 41- 5 27 Qualified
2.Netherlands 10 8 1 1 43- 6 25 Playoffs
3.Belgium 10 6 1 3 34-11 19
4.Portugal 10 4 0 6 19-21 12
5.Greece 10 1 0 9 6-49 3
6.Albania 10 1 0 9 3-54 3
Group 6
21 Sep 2013 England 6–0 Belarus
26 Sep 2013 Wales 1–0 Belarus
26 Sep 2013 England 8–0 Turkey
26 Oct 2013 Belarus 3–1 Montenegro
26 Oct 2013 England 2–0 Wales
31 Oct 2013 Montenegro 1–4 Ukraine
31 Oct 2013 Turkey 0–4 England
23 Nov 2013 Montenegro 0–3 Wales
28 Nov 2013 Turkey 3–1 Montenegro
13 Feb 2014 Turkey 0–1 Ukraine
04 Apr 2014 Turkey 1–5 Wales
05 Apr 2014 England 9–0 Montenegro
09 Apr 2014 Wales 1–1 Ukraine
10 Apr 2014 Montenegro 1–7 Belarus
07 May 2014 Belarus 1–2 Turkey
08 May 2014 Wales 4–0 Montenegro
08 May 2014 England 4–0 Ukraine
14 Jun 2014 Wales 1–0 Turkey
14 Jun 2014 Belarus 0–3 England
14 Jun 2014 Ukraine 7–0 Montenegro
19 Jun 2014 Montenegro 2–3 Turkey
19 Jun 2014 Ukraine 1–2 England
19 Jun 2014 Belarus 0–3 Wales
02 Aug 2014 Ukraine 8–0 Belarus
20 Aug 2014 Belarus 1–3 Ukraine
21 Aug 2014 Wales 0–4 England
13 Sep 2014 Ukraine 8–0 Turkey
17 Sep 2014 Turkey 3–0 Belarus
17 Sep 2014 Ukraine 1–0 Wales
17 Sep 2014 Montenegro 0–10 England
1.ENGLAND 10 10 0 0 52- 1 30 Qualified
2.Ukraine 10 7 1 2 34- 9 22 Playoffs
3.Wales 10 6 1 3 18- 9 19
4.Turkey 10 4 0 6 12-31 12
5.Belarus 10 2 0 8 12-31 6
6.Montenegro 10 0 0 10 6-53 0
Group 7
21 Sep 2013 Kazakhstan 0–2 Finland
21 Sep 2013 Austria 4–0 Bulgaria
25 Sep 2013 Kazakhstan 0–4 France
25 Sep 2013 Finland 2–1 Austria
26 Oct 2013 Bulgaria 1–1 Kazakhstan
26 Oct 2013 Hungary 0–3 Austria
31 Oct 2013 Hungary 4–0 Bulgaria
31 Oct 2013 Finland 1–0 Kazakhstan
31 Oct 2013 Austria 1–3 France
23 Nov 2013 Hungary 4–1 Kazakhstan
23 Nov 2013 Bulgaria 0–10 France
27 Nov 2013 France 14–0 Bulgaria
05 Apr 2014 Bulgaria 1–6 Austria
05 Apr 2014 Hungary 0–4 Finland
05 Apr 2014 France 7–0 Kazakhstan
09 Apr 2014 France 3–1 Austria
10 Apr 2014 Finland 4–0 Hungary
07 May 2014 Kazakhstan 4–1 Bulgaria
07 May 2014 France 4–0 Hungary
14 Jun 2014 Kazakhstan 1–2 Hungary
14 Jun 2014 Austria 3–1 Finland
18 Jun 2014 Finland 4–0 Bulgaria
19 Jun 2014 Kazakhstan 0–3 Austria
20 Aug 2014 Hungary 0–4 France
21 Aug 2014 Bulgaria 0–8 Finland
13 Sep 2014 Finland 0–2 France
13 Sep 2014 Austria 4–3 Hungary
17 Sep 2014 Bulgaria 0–7 Hungary
17 Sep 2014 France 3–1 Finland
17 Sep 2014 Austria 5–1 Kazakhstan
1.FRANCE 10 10 0 0 54- 3 30 Qualified
2.Austria 10 7 0 3 31-14 21
3.Finland 10 7 0 3 27- 9 21
4.Hungary 10 4 0 6 20-25 12
5.Kazakhstan 10 1 1 8 8-30 4
6.Bulgaria 10 0 1 9 3-62 1
All seven group winners advanced to the final tournament.
The best four runners-up advanced to play-off matches.
PLAYOFFS
Semifinals
25 Oct 2014 Scotland 1–2 Netherlands
30 Oct 2014 Netherlands 2–0 Scotland
25 Oct 2014 Italy 2–1 Ukraine
29 Oct 2014 Ukraine 2–2 Italy
Final
22 Nov 2014 Netherlands 1–1 Italy
27 Nov 2014 Italy 1–2 Netherlands
Asian Women's Championship 2014
China, Japan, South Korea, Australia all have byes to the final tournament.
North Korea was banned from the competition
Qualifying Tournament
Group A (In Jordan)
05 Jun 2013 Uzbekistan 18–0 Kuwait
05 Jun 2013 Jordan 5–0 Lebanon
07 Jun 2013 Lebanon 0–4 Uzbekistan
07 Jun 2013 Jordan 21–0 Kuwait
09 Jun 2013 Lebanon 12–1 Kuwait
09 Jun 2013 Uzbekistan 0–4 Jordan
1.Jordan 3 3 0 0 30- 0 9 Qualified
2.Uzbekistan 3 2 0 1 22- 4 6
3.Lebanon 3 1 0 2 12-10 3
4.Kuwait 3 0 0 3 1-51 0
Group B (in Bangladesh)
21 May 2013 Iran 0–6 Philippines
21 May 2013 Thailand 9–0 Bangladesh
23 May 2013 Philippines 0–1 Thailand
23 May 2013 Bangladesh 0–2 Iran
25 May 2013 Thailand 5–1 Iran
25 May 2013 Philippines 4–0 Bangladesh
1.Thailand 3 3 0 0 15- 1 9 Qualified
2.Philippines 3 2 0 1 10- 1 6
3.Iran 3 1 0 2 3-11 3
4.Bangladesh 3 0 0 3 0-15 0
Group C (in Bahrain)
22 May 2013 Vietnam 8–0 Bahrain
22 May 2013 Hong Kong 2–1 Kyrgyzstan
24 May 2013 Bahrain 1–3 Hong Kong
24 May 2013 Vietnam 12-0 Kyrgyzstan
26 May 2013 Vietnam 4–0 Hong Kong
26 May 2013 Kyrgyzstan 1–4 Bahrain
1.Vietnam 3 3 0 0 24- 0 9 Qualified
2.Hong Kong 3 2 0 1 5- 6 6
3.Bahrain 3 1 0 2 5-12 3
4.Kyrgyzstan 3 0 0 3 2-18 0
Group D (in Palestine)
21 May 2013 Chinese Taipei 6–0 Palestine
21 May 2013 Myanmar 2–0 India
23 May 2013 Palestine 0–9 Myanmar
23 May 2013 India 1–2 Chinese Taipei
25 May 2013 Palestine 1–1 India
25 May 2013 Myanmar 0–0 Chinese Taipei
1.Myanmar 3 2 1 0 11- 0 7 Qualified
2.Chinese Taipei 3 2 1 0 8- 1 7
3.India 3 0 1 2 2- 5 1
4.Palestine 3 0 1 2 1-16 1
FINAL TOURNAMENT
Vietnam, 14-25 May 2014
Group A
14 May 2014 Vietnam 3–1 Jordan
[Muon 18, Huong 36, 84; Jbarah 34]
14 May 2014 Australia 2–2 Japan
[Foord 21, De Vanna 64; Polkinghorne 71og, Ogimi 84]
16 May 2014 Jordan 1–3 Australia
[Al-Naber 70; Gill 35, 50, Gorry 66]
16 May 2014 Japan 4–0 Vietnam
[Kawasumi 44, 87, Kiryu 65, Ogimi 69]
18 May 2014 Vietnam 0–2 Australia
[Thuong 42og, Gorry 90]
18 May 2014 Japan 7–0 Jordan
[Kira 25, 90+3, Nakajima 45+1, 75, Sakaguchi 49, 81,
Alhyasat 69og]
1.JAPAN 3 2 1 0 13- 2 7
2.AUSTRALIA 3 2 1 0 7- 3 7
3.Vietnam 3 1 0 2 3- 7 3
4.Jordan 3 0 0 3 2-13 0
Group B
15 May 2014 South Korea 12–0 Myanmar
[Ji So-Yun 4, Park Eun-Sun 17pen, 43, Park Hee-Young 33
Jeon Ga-Eul 36, 40pen, 63, Cho So-Hyun 45+3, 61, 82,
Kwon Hah-Nul 58, Yeo Min-Ji 76]
15 May 2014 China 7–0 Thailand
[Li Dongna 6, Li Ying 8, Yang Li 16, 45+1, 64, 90+1,
Xu Yanlu 75]
17 May 2014 Myanmar 0–3 China
[Ren Guixin 10, Ma Xiaoxu 60, Yang Li 87]
17 May 2014 Thailand 0–4 South Korea
[Ji So-Yun 11, Park Eun-Sun 12, 47, 84]
19 May 2014 South Korea 0–0 China
19 May 2014 Thailand 2–1 Myanmar
[Sung-Ngoen 27, Duangnapa 59; Ye Ye Oo 45+1]
1.SOUTH KOREA 3 2 1 0 16- 0 7
2.CHINA 3 2 1 0 10- 0 7
3.Thailand 3 1 0 2 2-12 3
4.Myanmar 3 0 0 3 1-17 0
Fifth place play-off
21 May 2014 Vietnam 1–2 Thailand
[Dung 86; Sung-Ngoen 48, 65]
Semifinals
22 May 2014 Japan 2–1 China [aet]
[Sawa 51, Iwashimizu 120+2; Li Dongna 80pen]
22 May 2014 South Korea 1–2 Australia
[Park Eun-Sun 53pen; Gorry 47, Kellond Knight 77]
Third Place Game
25 May 2014 China 2–1 South Korea
[Park Eun-Sun 3og, Yang Li 90+3; Yoo Young-A 80]
Final
25 May 2014 Japan 1–0 AustraliaAfrica - Women's Championship 2014
First round
Algeria - Morocco 2–0 0–0
Egypt – Tunisia 0–3 2–2
Ethiopia w/o South Sudan [South Sudan withdrew]
Burkina Faso – Ghana 0–3 0–3
Ivory Coast – Mali 4–0 1–0
Rwanda – Kenya 1–0 1–2
Nigeria w/o Sierra Leone [Sierra Leone withdrew]
Guinea Bissau w/o Senegal [Guinea Bissau withdrew]
Mozambique w/o Comoros [Mozambique withdrew]
Botswana – Zimbabwe 0–1 1–2
Zambia – Tanzania 2–1 1–1
Second Round
Algeria – Tunisia 2–1 3–2
Ethiopia – Ghana 0–2 0–3
Ivory Coast – Equatorial Guinea 1–1 2–2
Rwanda – Nigeria 1–4 0–8
Senegal – Cameroon 1–1 0–1
Comoros w/o South Africa 0–13 n/p
Zimbabwe – Zambia 0-1 0-1
FINAL TOURNAMENT
Namibia, 11-25 October 2014
Group A
11 Oct 2014 Namibia 2–0 Zambia
[Williams 4, Adams 21]
11 Oct 2014 Nigeria 4–2 Ivory Coast
[Sunday 11, Diakité 54og, Oparanozie 74, 86;
F. Coulibaly 21pen, Lohoues 75]
14 Oct 2014 Zambia 0–6 Nigeria
[Okobi 2, Ohale 6, Oparanozie 25pen, 81, Oshoala 64,
Nkwocha 84]
14 Oct 2014 Ivory Coast 3–1 Namibia
[Nahi 13, N'Rehy 84, 90; Coleman 20]
17 Oct 2014 Namibia 0–2 Nigeria
[Ofoegbu 36, Ordega 38]
17 Oct 2014 Zambia 1–1 Ivory Coast
[Banda 58; Nahi 3]
1.NIGERIA 3 3 0 0 12- 2 9
2.IVORY COAST 3 1 1 1 6- 6 4
3.Namibia 3 1 0 2 3- 5 3
4.Zambia 3 0 1 2 1- 9 1
Group B
12 Oct 2014 South Africa 0–1 Cameroon
[Feudjio 86]
12 Oct 2014 Algeria 1–0 Ghana
[Affak 87]
15 Oct 2014 Cameroon 2–0 Algeria
[Enganamouit 17, 61pen]
15 Oct 2014 Ghana 1–1 South Africa
[Cudjoe 45; Nongwanya 19]
18 Oct 2014 South Africa 5–1 Algeria
[Dlamini 36, Modise 41, 87, Mollo 70, Makhabane 82;
Affak 90]
18 Oct 2014 Cameroon 0–1 Ghana
[Cudjoe 53]
1.CAMEROON 3 2 0 1 3- 1 6
2.SOUTH AFRICA 3 1 1 1 6- 3 4
3.Ghana 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4
4.Algeria 3 1 0 2 2- 7 3
Semifinals
22 Oct 2014 Nigeria 2–1 South Africa
[Oshoala 38, 45; Jane 67]
22 Oct 2014 Cameroon 2–1 Ivory Coast [aet]
[Enganamouit 60, Manie 118; N'Rehy 65]
Third Place Match
25 Oct 2014 South Africa 0-1 Ivory Coast
[Guehai 84]
Final
25 Oct 2014 Nigeria 2-0 CameroonOceania's Women's Championship 2014 (Papua New Guinea)
Papua New Guinea, 25–29 October 2014
25 Oct 2014 New Zealand 16–0 Tonga
[Cleverley 1, 18, Gregorius 8pen, 50, 70, Hassett 17,
Collins 20, 69, 76, White 26, 29, Longo 67, 77, Hearn 86,
90+7, Percival 90+2]
25 Oct 2014 Papua New Guinea 4–1 Cook Islands
[Birum 16, M. Gunemba 26, 36, 84; Maoate-Cox 90]
27 Oct 2014 Tonga 1–1 Cook Islands
[Loto'aniu 90+5; Toka 83]
27 Oct 2014 Papua New Guinea 0–3 New Zealand
[Stott 59, Hearn 70, Longo 90+2]
29 Oct 2014 New Zealand 11-0 Cook Islands
[Collins 12, 20, Erceg 14, Hearn 19, 47, 56, 86, Percival 43,
White 45+4, Stott 54, Hassett 75]
29 Oct 2014 Tonga 0–3 Papua New Guinea
[M. Gunemba 21, Kaipu 32, 62]
1.New Zealand 3 3 0 0 30- 0 9
2.Papua New Guinea 3 2 0 1 7- 4 6
3.Cook Islands 3 0 1 2 2-16 1
4.Tonga 3 0 1 2 1-20 1South-American Women's Championship 2014
Ecuador, 11-28 September 2014
Stadiums:
Latacunga: La Cocha (15.000)
Ambato: Bellavista (19.000)
Riobamba: Olímpico (20.000)
Loja: Federativo (15.000)
Cuenca: Alejandro Serrano Aguilar (22.000)
Azogues: Jorge Andrade Cantos (15.000)
Quito: Olímpico Atahualpa (41.000)
Quito: Chillogallo (22.000)
Sangolquí: Ruminahui (8.000)
FIRST ROUND
Group A
11 Sep 2014 Uruguay 1–3 Venezuela Riobamba
[Viana 42; Ascanio 9, Garcia 23, Rodriguez 71]
11 Sep 2014 Ecuador 1–0 Peru Riobamba
[Barre 84]
13 Sep 2014 Colombia 4–0 Uruguay Ambato
[Andrade 6, N. Arias 58, Santos 69, Ospina 90]
13 Sep 2014 Ecuador 1–0 Venezuela Ambato
[Vazquez 30]
15 Sep 2014 Colombia 4–1 Venezuela Riobamba
[Rincon 15, Ortiz 40, Velasquez 65, Cosme 90+1; Garcia 78]
15 Sep 2014 Uruguay 2–1 Peru Riobamba
[Pion 30, P. Gonzalez 90+2; Flores 14]
17 Sep 2014 Venezuela 0–0 Peru Ambato
17 Sep 2014 Ecuador 0–1 Colombia Ambato
[Ariza 60]
19 Sep 2014 Colombia 1–0 Peru Latacunga
[Rincon 39]
19 Sep 2014 Ecuador 1–2 Uruguay Latacunga
[Lattanzio 87; P. Gonzalez 7, Badell 56]
1.COLOMBIA 4 4 0 0 10- 1 12
2.ECUADOR 4 2 0 2 3- 3 6
3.Uruguay 4 2 0 2 5- 9 6
4.Venezuela 4 1 1 2 4- 6 4
5.Peru 4 0 1 3 1- 4 1
Group B
12 Sep 2014 Argentina 0–1 Chile Loja
[Lara 47]
12 Sep 2014 Brazil 6–0 Bolivia Loja
[Formiga 19, 73, Andressa 30, Darlene 51, Thaisa 84, Fabiana 90+2]
14 Sep 2014 Bolivia 0–6 Argentina Ambato
[Vallejos 50, 72, Bonsegundo 54, Larroquette 62, 77, 87]
14 Sep 2014 Paraguay 1–4 Brazil Ambato
[Fleitas 9; Andressa 35, Cristiane 45+5, 56, Fabiana 57]
16 Sep 2014 Chile 3–0 Bolivia Cuenca
[Lara 26pen, Guerrero 61, Zamora 90+2]
16 Sep 2014 Argentina 1–0 Paraguay Cuenca
[Cabrera 9]
18 Sep 2014 Paraguay 10–2 Bolivia Cuenca
[Fernandez 10, 77, 81, 90+1, Riveros 35, Ortiz 44, 89,
Quintana 65, Martinez 75, 84; Moron 43, 85]
18 Sep 2014 Chile 0–2 Brazil Cuenca
[Maurine 22, Cristiane 49]
20 Sep 2014 Paraguay 3–2 Chile Azogues
[Ortiz 15, Quintana 78, Martinez 85; Lara 47, Araya 72]
20 Sep 2014 Brazil 0–2 Argentina Azogues
[Cometti 23, Banini 73pen]
1.BRAZIL 4 3 0 1 12- 3 9
2.ARGENTINA 4 3 0 1 9- 1 9
3.Paraguay 4 2 0 2 14- 9 6
4.Chile 4 2 0 2 6- 5 6
5.Bolivia 4 0 0 4 2-25 0
FINAL ROUND
24 Sep 2014 Colombia 0–0 Argentina Chillogallo, Quito
24 Sep 2014 Brazil 4–0 Ecuador Chillogallo, Quito
[Cristiane 14, 17, Maurine 37, Raquel 87]
26 Sep 2014 Colombia 2–1 Ecuador Sangolquí
[Echeverry 12, Rincon 55; Lattanzio 86]
26 Sep 2014 Brazil 6–0 Argentina Sangolquí
[Cristiane 32, Andressa 36, Maurine 58, Tayla 66, Tamires 71, Raquel 84]
28 Sep 2014 Argentina 2–3 Ecuador Olimpico, Quito
[Banini 25, Bonsegundo 30; Caicedo 36, Rodriguez 60, Lattanzio 77]
28 Sep 2014 Colombia 0–0 Brazil Olimpico, Quito
1.BRAZIL 3 2 1 0 10- 0 7
2.Colombia 3 1 2 0 2- 1 5
3.Ecuador 3 1 0 2 4- 8 3
4.Argentina 3 0 1 2 2- 9 1
CONCACAF–CONMEBOL play-off
08 Nov 2014 Ecuador 0–0 Trinidad & Tobago Quito
02 Dec 2014 Trinidad & Tobago 0-1 Ecuador Port of SpainConcacaf Women's Championship 2014
NB: Mexico and USA qualified automatically, Canada did not enter
the tournament as it hosted the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup
CENTRAL AMERICAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
Group A
20 May 2014 Honduras 8–0 Belize
20 May 2014 Guatemala 1–0 Panama
22 May 2014 Panama 13–1 Belize
22 May 2014 Guatemala 3–2 Honduras
24 May 2014 Panama 4–1 Honduras
24 May 2014 Guatemala 5–0 Belize
1.GUATEMALA 3 3 0 0 9- 2 9 Qualified
2.Panama 3 2 0 1 17- 3 6
3.Honduras 3 1 0 2 11- 7 3
4.Belize 3 0 0 3 1-26 0
Group B
20 May 2014 Nicaragua 0–2 El Salvador
22 May 2014 El Salvador 0–4 Costa Rica
24 May 2014 Costa Rica 3–0 Nicaragua
1.COSTA RICA 2 2 0 0 7- 0 6 Qualified
2.El Salvador 2 1 0 1 2- 4 3
3.Nicaragua 2 0 0 2 0- 5 0
CARIBBEAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
Haiti, Jamaica, Martinique and Trinidad & Tobago from 2014 Women's Caribbean Cup.
FINAL TOURNAMENT
United States, 15-26 October 2014
Group A
15 Oct 2014 Guatemala 0–1 Haiti [Kansas City]
[Zullo 69]
15 Oct 2014 United States 1–0 Trinidad and Tobago [Kansas City]
[Wambach 55]
17 Oct 2014 Haiti 0–1 Trinidad and Tobago [Bridgeview]
[Cordner 37]
17 Oct 2014 United States 5–0 Guatemala [Bridgeview]
[Heath 7, 57, Lloyd 46, Engen 58, Rapinoe 66]
20 Oct 2014 Trinidad and Tobago 2–1 Guatemala [Washington]
[Cordner 74, Johnson 83pen; M. Monterroso 90]
20 Oct 2014 Haiti 0–6 United States [Washington]
[Lloyd 15, Wambach 39, 61, Klingenberg 57, Press 65,
Brian 82]
1.UNITED STATES 3 3 0 0 12- 0 9
2.TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 3 2 0 1 3- 2 6
3.Haiti 3 1 0 2 1- 7 3
4.Guatemala 3 0 0 3 1- 8 0
Group B
16 Oct 2014 Jamaica 6–0 Martinique [Kansas City]
[Murray 2, 74, Duncan 6, Henry 22, 77, Allen 71]
16 Oct 2014 Costa Rica 1–0 Mexico [Kansas City]
[Venegas 8]
18 Oct 2014 Costa Rica 2–1 Jamaica [Bridgeview]
[Cruz Trana 76, Cedeno 86; Duncan 77]
18 Oct 2014 Mexico 10–0 Martinique [Bridgeview]
[Samarzich 6, Duarte 28, 49, Mayor 34, Guillou 36og,
Garciamendez 40, Garza 58, Ocampo 75, 87, Noyola 90+2]
21 Oct 2014 Martinique 1–6 Costa Rica [Washington]
[Carin 62; Sanchez 7, Venegas 25, 90, Acosta 32,
Cedeno 81, 83]
21 Oct 2014 Mexico 3–1 Jamaica [Washington]
[Mayor 29, Corral 59, 76; Henry 14]
1.COSTA RICA 3 3 0 0 9- 2 9
2.MEXICO 3 2 0 1 13- 2 6
3.Jamaica 3 1 0 2 8- 5 3
4.Martinique 3 0 0 3 1-22 0
Semifinals
24 Oct 2014 Costa Rica 1–1 Trinidad and Tobago [aet, 3-0 pen; Chester]
[Venegas 19; Hutchinson 73]
24 Oct 2014 United States 3–0 Mexico [Chester]
[Lloyd 6, 30, Press 56]
Third Place Match
26 Oct 2014 Trinidad and Tobago 2-4 Mexico [aet; Chester]
[Cordner 57, Shade 78; Mayor 24, Ocampo 79, Corral
104, 106]
Final
26 Oct 2014 Costa Rica 0-6 United States [Chester]
Final Tournament
Group A
6 Jun Canada 1-0 China Edmonton
[Sinclair 90+2pen]
6 Jun New Zealand 0-1 Netherlands Edmonton
[Martens 33]
11 Jun China 1-0 Netherlands Edmonton
[Wang Lisi 90]
11 Jun Canada 0-0 New Zealand Edmonton
15 Jun China 2-2 New Zealand Winnipeg
[Wang Lisi 41pen, Wang Shanshan 60; Stott 28, Wilkinson 64]
15 Jun Canada 1-1 Netherlands Montréal
[Lawrence 10; Van de Ven 87]
1.CANADA 3 1 2 0 2- 1 5
2.CHINA 3 1 1 1 3- 3 4
3.NETHERLANDS 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4
4.New Zealand 3 0 2 1 2- 3 2
Group B
7 Jun Norway 4-0 Thailand Ottawa
[Rønning 15, Herlovsen 29, 34, Hegerberg 68]
7 Jun Germany 10-0 Ivory Coast Ottawa
[Šašić 3, 14, 31, Mittag 29, 35, 64, Laudehr 71, Däbritz 75, Behringer 79, Popp 85]
11 Jun Germany 1-1 Norway Ottawa
[Mittag 6; Mjelde 61]
11 Jun Ivory Coast 2-3 Thailand Ottawa
[Nguessan 4, Nahi 88; Srimanee 26, 45+3, Chawong 75]
15 Jun Ivory Coast 1-3 Norway Moncton
[Nguessan 71; Hegerberg 6, 62, Gulbrandsen 67]
15 Jun Thailand 0-4 Germany Winnipeg
[Leupolz 24, Petermann 56, 58, Däbritz 73]
1.GERMANY 3 2 1 0 15- 1 7
2.NORWAY 3 2 1 0 8- 2 7
3.Thailand 3 1 0 2 3-10 3
4.Ivory Coast 3 0 0 3 3-16 0
Group C
8 Jun Cameroon 6-0 Ecuador Vancouver
[Ngono Mani 34, Enganamouit 36, 73, 90+3pen, Manie 44pen, Onguéné 79pen]
8 Jun Japan 1-0 Switzerland Vancouver
[Miyama 29pen]
12 Jun Switzerland 10-1 Ecuador Vancouver
[Ponce 24og, 71og, Aigbogun 45+2, Humm 47, 49, 52, Bachmann 60pen, 61, 81,
Moser 76; Ponce 64pen]
12 Jun Japan 2-1 Cameroon Vancouver
[Sameshima 6, Sugasawa 17; Nchout 90]
16 Jun Ecuador 0-1 Japan Winnipeg
[Ogimi 6]
16 Jun Switzerland 1-2 Cameroon Edmonton
[Crnogorcevic 24; Onguéné 47, Ngono Mani 62]
1.JAPAN 3 3 0 0 4- 1 9
2.CAMEROON 3 2 0 1 9- 3 6
3.SWITZERLAND 3 1 0 2 11- 4 3
4.Ecuador 3 0 0 3 1-17 0
Group D
8 Jun Sweden 3-3 Nigeria Winnipeg
[Oparanozie 20og, Fischer 31, Sembrant 60; Okobi 50, Oshoala 53, Ordega 87]
8 Jun United States 3-1 Australia Winnipeg
[Rapinoe 12, 78, Press 61; De Vanna 27]
12 Jun Australia 2-0 Nigeria Winnipeg
[Simon 29, 68]
12 Jun United States 0-0 Sweden Winnipeg
16 Jun Australia 1-1 Sweden Edmonton
[De Vanna 5; Jakobsson 15]
16 Jun Nigeria 0-1 United States Vancouver
[Wambach 45]
1.UNITED STATES 3 2 1 0 4- 1 7
2.AUSTRALIA 3 1 1 1 4- 4 4
3.SWEDEN 3 0 3 0 4- 4 3
4.Nigeria 3 0 1 2 3- 6 1
Group E
9 Jun Spain 1-1 Costa Rica Montréal
[Losada 13; R.Rodríguez 14]
9 Jun Brazil 2-0 South Korea Montréal
[Formiga 33, Marta 53pen]
13 Jun Brazil 1-0 Spain Montréal
[Andressa Alves 44]
13 Jun South Korea 2-2 Costa Rica Montréal
[Ji So-Yun 21pen, Jeon Ga-Eul 26, Herrera 17, K.Villalobos 89]
17 Jun Costa Rica 0-1 Brazil Moncton
[Raquel 83]
17 Jun South Korea 2-1 Spain Ottawa
[Cho So-Hyun 53, Kim Soo-Yun 78; Boquete 29]
1.BRAZIL 3 3 0 0 4- 0 9
2.SOUTH KOREA 3 1 1 1 4- 5 4
3.Costa Rica 3 0 2 1 3- 4 2
4.Spain 3 0 1 2 2- 4 1
Group F
9 Jun France 1-0 England Moncton
[Le Sommer 29]
9 Jun Colombia 1-1 Mexico Moncton
[Montoya 82; V.Pérez 36]
13 Jun France 0-2 Colombia Moncton
[Andrade 19, Usme 90+3]
13 Jun England 2-1 Mexico Moncton
[Kirby 71, Carney 82; Ibarra 90+1]
17 Jun England 2-1 Colombia Montréal
[Carney 15, Williams 38pen; Andrade 90+3]
17 Jun Mexico 0-5 France Ottawa
[Delie 1, Ruiz 9og, Le Sommer 13, 36, Henry 80]
1.FRANCE 3 2 0 1 6- 2 6
2.ENGLAND 3 2 0 1 4- 3 6
3.COLOMBIA 3 1 1 1 4- 3 4
4.Mexico 3 0 1 2 2- 8 1
Second Round
20 Jun Germany 4-1 Sweden Ottawa
[Mittag 24, Šašić 36pen, 78, Marozsán 88; Sembrant 82]
20 Jun China 1-0 Cameroon Edmonton
[Wang Shanshan 12]
21 Jun Brazil 0-1 Australia Moncton
[Simon 80]
21 Jun France 3-0 South Korea Montréal
[Delie 5, 47, Thomis 8]
21 Jun Canada 1-0 Switzerland Vancouver
[Belanger 52]
22 Jun Norway 1-2 England Ottawa
[Gulbrandsen 54; Houghton 61, Bronze 76]
22 Jun United States 2-0 Colombia Edmonton
[Morgan 53, Lloyd 66pen]
23 Jun Japan 2-1 Netherlands Vancouver
[Ariyoshi 10, Sakaguchi 78; Van de Ven 90+2]
Quarterfinals
26 Jun Germany 1-1 France [aet, 5-4 pen] Montréal
[Šašić 84pen; Necib 64]
26 Jun China 0-1 United States Ottawa
[Lloyd 51]
27 Jun Australia 0-1 Japan Edmonton
[Iwabuchi 87]
27 Jun Canada 1-2 England Vancouver
[Sinclair 42; Taylor 11, Bronze 14]
Semifinals
30 Jun United States 2-0 Germany Montréal
[Lloyd 69pen, O'Hara 84]
1 Jul Japan 2-1 England Edmonton
[Miyama 32pen, Bassett 90+2og; Williams 41pen]
Third Place Match
4 Jul Germany 0-1 England [aet] Edmonton
[Williams 108pen]
Final
5 Jul United States
5-2 Japan Vancouver
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Qualifying
France (hosts) qualified automatically.
European Qualifying for Women's World Cup 2019
PRELIMINARY ROUND
Group 1 (in Georgia)
06 Apr 2017 Estonia 0–4 Latvia
06 Apr 2017 Kazakhstan 1–0 Georgia
08 Apr 2017 Kazakhstan 2–2 Latvia
08 Apr 2017 Georgia 2–1 Estonia
11 Apr 2017 Estonia 0–1 Kazakhstan
11 Apr 2017 Latvia 1–1 Georgia
1.Kazakhstan 3 2 1 0 4- 2 7 Qualified
2.Latvia 3 1 2 0 7- 3 5
3.Georgia 3 1 1 1 3- 3 4
4.Estonia 3 0 0 3 1- 7 0
Group 2 (in Albania)
06 Apr 2017 Albania 3–2 Kosovo
06 Apr 2017 Greece 1–0 Malta
08 Apr 2017 Greece 6–0 Kosovo
08 Apr 2017 Malta 0–0 Albania
11 Apr 2017 Albania 2–1 Greece
11 Apr 2017 Kosovo 1–3 Malta
1.Albania 3 2 1 0 5- 3 7 Qualified
2.Greece 3 2 0 1 8- 2 6
3.Malta 3 1 1 1 3- 2 4
4.Kosovo 3 0 0 3 3-12 0
Group 3 (in Lithuania)
06 Apr 2017 Moldova 4–0 Andorra
06 Apr 2017 Israel 2–0 Lithuania
08 Apr 2017 Lithuania 0–2 Moldova
08 Apr 2017 Israel 7–0 Andorra
11 Apr 2017 Moldova 0–0 Israel
11 Apr 2017 Andorra 0–2 Lithuania
1.Israel 3 2 1 0 9- 0 7 Qualified
2.Moldova 3 2 1 0 6- 0 7 Qualified
3.Lithuania 3 1 0 2 2- 4 3
4.Andorra 3 0 0 3 0-13 0
Group 4 (in Faroe Islands)
06 Apr 2017 Turkey 3–0 Montenegro
06 Apr 2017 Faroe Islands 5–1 Luxembourg
08 Apr 2017 Montenegro 1–2 Faroe Islands
08 Apr 2017 Turkey 9–1 Luxembourg
11 Apr 2017 Faroe Islands 2–1 Turkey
11 Apr 2017 Luxembourg 1–7 Montenegro
1.Faroe Islands 3 3 0 0 9- 3 9 Qualified
2.Turkey 3 2 0 1 13- 3 6
3.Montenegro 3 1 0 2 8- 6 3
4.Luxembourg 3 0 0 3 3-21 0
NB: group winners and best runnners-up qualify to next stage.
GROUP STAGE
Group 1
17 Sep 2017 Kazakhstan 0–1 Wales
19 Sep 2017 England 6–0 Russia
21 Oct 2017 Kazakhstan 0–2 Bosnia Herzegovina
24 Oct 2017 Russia 0–0 Wales
24 Nov 2017 Wales 1–0 Kazakhstan
24 Nov 2017 England 4–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
28 Nov 2017 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–1 Wales
28 Nov 2017 England 5–0 Kazakhstan
05 Apr 2018 Bosnia Herzegovina 1–6 Russia
06 Apr 2018 England 0–0 Wales
09 Apr 2018 Kazakhstan 0–3 Russia
10 Apr 2018 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–2 England
07 Jun 2018 Wales 1–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
08 Jun 2018 Russia 1–3 England
12 Jun 2018 Bosnia Herzegovina 0–2 Kazakhstan
12 Jun 2018 Wales 3–0 Russia
30 Aug 2018 Russia 3–0 Kazakhstan
31 Aug 2018 Wales 0–3 England
04 Sep 2018 Russia 3–0 Bosnia Herzegovina
04 Sep 2018 Kazakhstan 0–6 England
1.ENGLAND 8 7 1 0 29- 1 22 Qualified
2.Wales 8 5 2 1 7- 3 17
3.Russia 8 4 1 3 16-13 13
4.Bosnia Herzegovina 8 1 0 7 3-19 3
5.Kazakhstan 8 1 0 7 2-21 3
Group 2
15 Sep 2017 Albania 1–4 Switzerland
15 Sep 2017 Poland 4–1 Belarus
19 Sep 2017 Belarus 1–0 Albania
19 Sep 2017 Switzerland 2–1 Poland
19 Oct 2017 Belarus 1–2 Scotland
24 Oct 2017 Scotland 5–0 Albania
24 Nov 2017 Albania 1–4 Poland
24 Nov 2017 Switzerland 3–0 Belarus
28 Nov 2017 Switzerland 5–1 Albania
05 Apr 2018 Switzerland 1–0 Scotland
06 Apr 2018 Poland 1–1 Albania
10 Apr 2018 Albania 1–0 Belarus
10 Apr 2018 Scotland 3–0 Poland
07 Jun 2018 Scotland 2–1 Belarus
12 Jun 2018 Poland 2–3 Scotland
12 Jun 2018 Belarus 0–5 Switzerland
30 Aug 2018 Scotland 2–1 Switzerland
31 Aug 2018 Belarus 1–4 Poland
04 Sep 2018 Poland 0–0 Switzerland
04 Sep 2018 Albania 1–2 Scotland
1.SCOTLAND 8 7 0 1 19- 7 21 Qualified
2.Switzerland 8 6 1 1 21- 5 19 Playoffs
3.Poland 8 3 2 3 16-12 11
4.Albania 8 1 1 6 6-22 4
5.Belarus 8 1 0 7 5-21 3
Group 3
15 Sep 2017 Norway 4–1 Northern Ireland
19 Sep 2017 Norway 6–1 Slovakia
19 Sep 2017 Northern Ireland 0–2 Ireland
24 Oct 2017 Slovakia 0–2 Ireland
24 Oct 2017 Netherlands 1–0 Norway
24 Nov 2017 Slovakia 0–5 Netherlands
28 Nov 2017 Slovakia 1–3 Northern Ireland
28 Nov 2017 Netherlands 0–0 Ireland
06 Apr 2018 Ireland 2–1 Slovakia
06 Apr 2018 Netherlands 7–0 Northern Ireland
10 Apr 2018 Ireland 0–2 Netherlands
10 Apr 2018 Northern Ireland 0–3 Norway
08 Jun 2018 Ireland 0–2 Norway
08 Jun 2018 Northern Ireland 0–5 Netherlands
12 Jun 2018 Norway 1–0 Ireland
12 Jun 2018 Netherlands 1–0 Slovakia
31 Aug 2018 Ireland 4–0 Northern Ireland
31 Aug 2018 Slovakia 0–4 Norway
04 Sep 2018 Norway 2–1 Netherlands
04 Sep 2018 Northern Ireland 0–1 Slovakia
1.NORWAY 8 7 0 1 22- 4 21 Qualified
2.Netherlands 8 6 1 1 22- 2 19 Playoffs
3.Ireland 8 4 1 3 10- 6 13
4.Northern Ireland 8 1 0 7 4-27 3
5.Slovakia 8 1 0 7 4-23 3
Group 4
15 Sep 2017 Ukraine 1–1 Croatia
19 Sep 2017 Hungary 1–6 Denmark
19 Sep 2017 Croatia 0–2 Sweden
19 Oct 2017 Hungary 2–2 Croatia
20 Oct 2017 Sweden 3–0 Denmark [awarded]
24 Oct 2017 Croatia 0–4 Denmark
24 Oct 2017 Sweden 5–0 Hungary
24 Nov 2017 Hungary 0–1 Ukraine
05 Apr 2018 Croatia 0–3 Ukraine
05 Apr 2018 Hungary 1–4 Sweden
09 Apr 2018 Croatia 1–3 Hungary
09 Apr 2018 Denmark 1–0 Ukraine
07 Jun 2018 Sweden 4–0 Croatia
08 Jun 2018 Ukraine 1–5 Denmark
12 Jun 2018 Denmark 5–1 Hungary
12 Jun 2018 Ukraine 1–0 Sweden
30 Aug 2018 Sweden 3–0 Ukraine
30 Aug 2018 Denmark 1–1 Croatia
04 Sep 2018 Denmark 0–1 Sweden
04 Sep 2018 Ukraine 2–0 Hungary
1.SWEDEN 8 7 0 1 22- 2 21 Qualified
2.Denmark 8 5 1 2 22- 8 16 Playoffs
3.Ukraine 8 4 1 3 9-10 13
4.Hungary 8 1 1 6 8-26 4
5.Croatia 8 0 3 5 5-20 3
Group 5
14 Sep 2017 Faroe Islands 0–8 Czech Republic
16 Sep 2017 Germany 6–0 Slovenia
18 Sep 2017 Iceland 8–0 Faroe Islands
19 Sep 2017 Czech Republic 0–1 Germany
20 Oct 2017 Germany 2–3 Iceland
20 Oct 2017 Slovenia 0–4 Czech Republic
24 Oct 2017 Germany 11–0 Faroe Islands
24 Oct 2017 Czech Republic 1–1 Iceland
24 Nov 2017 Slovenia 5–0 Faroe Islands
06 Apr 2018 Slovenia 0–2 Iceland
07 Apr 2018 Germany 4–0 Czech Republic
10 Apr 2018 Slovenia 0–4 Germany
10 Apr 2018 Faroe Islands 0–5 Iceland
07 Jun 2018 Faroe Islands 0–4 Slovenia
11 Jun 2018 Iceland 2–0 Slovenia
12 Jun 2018 Czech Republic 4–1 Faroe Islands
31 Aug 2018 Czech Republic 2–0 Slovenia
01 Sep 2018 Iceland 0–2 Germany
04 Sep 2018 Iceland 1–1 Czech Republic
04 Sep 2018 Faroe Islands 0–8 Germany
1.GERMANY 8 7 0 1 38- 3 21 Qualified
2.Iceland 8 5 2 1 22- 6 17
3.Czech Republic 8 4 2 2 20- 8 14
4.Slovenia 8 2 0 6 9-20 6
5.Faroe Islands 8 0 0 8 1-53 0
Group 6
15 Sep 2017 Italy 5–0 Moldova
19 Sep 2017 Romania 0–1 Italy
19 Sep 2017 Belgium 12–0 Moldova
20 Oct 2017 Belgium 3–2 Romania
24 Oct 2017 Italy 3–0 Romania
24 Oct 2017 Portugal 0–1 Belgium
24 Nov 2017 Portugal 8–0 Moldova
28 Nov 2017 Romania 3–1 Moldova
28 Nov 2017 Portugal 0–1 Italy
06 Apr 2018 Moldova 1–3 Italy
06 Apr 2018 Belgium 1–1 Portugal
10 Apr 2018 Italy 2–1 Belgium
10 Apr 2018 Moldova 0–0 Romania
08 Jun 2018 Italy 3–0 Portugal
10 Jun 2018 Moldova 0–7 Belgium
12 Jun 2018 Romania 1–1 Portugal
30 Aug 2018 Moldova 0–7 Portugal
31 Aug 2018 Romania 0–1 Belgium
04 Sep 2018 Belgium 2–1 Italy
04 Sep 2018 Portugal 5–1 Romania
1.ITALY 8 7 0 1 19- 4 21 Qualified
2.Belgium 8 6 1 1 28- 6 19 Playoffs
3.Portugal 8 3 2 3 22- 8 11
4.Romania 8 1 2 5 7-15 5
5.Moldova 8 0 1 7 2-45 1
Group 7
19 Sep 2017 Serbia 0–4 Austria
19 Oct 2017 Serbia 2–0 Israel
22 Oct 2017 Finland 1–0 Serbia
23 Oct 2017 Israel 0–6 Spain
23 Nov 2017 Austria 2–0 Israel
24 Nov 2017 Serbia 1–2 Spain
26 Nov 2017 Finland 4–0 Israel
28 Nov 2017 Spain 4–0 Austria
22 Jan 2018 Israel 0–0 Finland
05 Apr 2018 Austria 1–1 Serbia
06 Apr 2018 Finland 0–2 Spain
10 Apr 2018 Israel 0–1 Serbia
10 Apr 2018 Austria 0–1 Spain
07 Jun 2018 Spain 2–0 Israel
08 Jun 2018 Finland 0–2 Austria
12 Jun 2018 Serbia 0–2 Finland
12 Jun 2018 Israel 0–6 Austria
31 Aug 2018 Spain 5–1 Finland
04 Sep 2018 Austria 4–1 Finland
04 Sep 2018 Spain 3–0 Serbia
1.SPAIN 8 8 0 0 25- 2 24 Qualified
2.Austria 8 5 1 2 19- 7 16
3.Finland 8 3 1 4 9-13 10
4.Serbia 8 2 1 5 5-13 7
5.Israel 8 0 1 7 0-23 1
All seven group winners advanced to the final tournament.
The best four runners-up advanced to play-off matches.
PLAYOFFS
Semifinals
05 Oct 2018 Netherlands 2–0 Denmark
09 Oct 2018 Denmark 1–2 Netherlands
05 Oct 2018 Belgium 2–2 Switzerland
09 Oct 2018 Switzerland 1–1 Belgium
Final
09 Nov 2018 Netherlands 3–0 Switzerland
13 Nov 2018 Switzerland 1–1 Netherlands
Asian Women's Championship 2018
Jordan qualified as hosts.
Japan, Australia, China all have byes to the final tournament.
Qualifying Tournament
Group A (in Tajikistan)
03 Apr 2017 Bahrain 0–6 Jordan
03 Apr 2017 Iraq 0–1 Tajikistan
03 Apr 2017 Philippines 4–0 United Arab Emirates
05 Apr 2017 Philippines 4–0 Iraq
05 Apr 2017 Bahrain 4–0 Tajikistan
05 Apr 2017 Jordan 6–0 United Arab Emirates
07 Apr 2017 United Arab Em. 1–1 Bahrain
07 Apr 2017 Tajikistan 0–8 Philippines
07 Apr 2017 Jordan 10–0 Iraq
10 Apr 2017 Iraq 0–3 United Arab Emirates
10 Apr 2017 Jordan 10-2 Tajikistan
10 Apr 2017 Philippines 1–1 Bahrain
12 Apr 2017 Jordan 5–1 Philippines
12 Apr 2017 United Arab Em. 1–0 Tajikistan
12 Apr 2017 Bahrain 4–0 Iraq
1.Jordan 5 5 0 0 37- 3 15 Qualified as hosts
2.Philippines 5 3 1 1 18- 6 10 Qualified
3.Bahrain 5 2 2 1 10- 8 8
4.United Arab Em. 5 2 1 2 5-11 7
5.Tajikistan 5 1 0 4 3-23 3
6.Iraq 5 0 0 5 0-22 0
Group B (in North Korea)
03 Apr 2017 North Korea 8–0 India
03 Apr 2017 Hong Kong 1–2 Uzbekistan
05 Apr 2017 North Korea 5–0 Hong Kong
05 Apr 2017 South Korea 10-0 India
07 Apr 2017 South Korea 1–1 North Korea
07 Apr 2017 Uzbekistan 7–1 India
09 Apr 2017 Uzbekistan 0–4 North Korea
09 Apr 2017 Hong Kong 0–6 South Korea
11 Apr 2017 India 2–0 Hong Kong
11 Apr 2017 South Korea 4–0 Uzbekistan
1.South Korea 4 3 1 0 21- 1 10 Qualified
2.North Korea 4 3 1 0 18- 1 10
3.Uzbekistan 4 2 0 2 9-10 6
4.India 4 1 0 3 3-25 3
5.Hong Kong 4 0 0 4 1-15 0
Group C (in Palestine)
03 Apr 2017 Palestine 0–6 Thailand
05 Apr 2017 Chinese Taipei 5–0 Palestine
07 Apr 2017 Thailand 1–0 Chinese Taipei
1.Thailand 2 2 0 0 7- 0 6 Qualified
2.Chinese Taipei 2 1 0 1 5- 1 3
3.Palestine 2 0 0 2 0-11 0
Lebanon and Guam withdrew
Group D (in Vietnam)
03 Apr 2017 Iran 0–2 Myanmar
03 Apr 2017 Syria 0-1 Singapore
05 Apr 2017 Singapore 0–6 Iran
05 Apr 2017 Vietnam 11-0 Syria
07 Apr 2017 Myanmar 14–0 Syria
07 Apr 2017 Vietnam 8–0 Singapore
09 Apr 2017 Myanmar 6–0 Singapore
09 Apr 2017 Iran 1–6 Vietnam
11 Apr 2017 Iran 12-0 Syria
11 Apr 2017 Vietnam 2–0 Myanmar
1.Vietnam 4 4 0 0 27- 1 12 Qualified
2.Myanmar 4 3 0 1 22- 2 9
3.Iran 4 2 0 2 19- 8 6
4.Singapore 4 1 0 3 1-20 3
5.Syria 4 0 0 4 0-38 0
FINAL TOURNAMENT
Jordan, 6-20 April 2018
Group A
06 Apr 2018 China 4–0 Thailand
[Song Duan 56, 77, Wang Shuang 63, Li Ying 67]
06 Apr 2018 Jordan 1–2 Philippines
[Jbarah 15; Khair 51og, Bolden 76]
09 Apr 2018 Philippines 0–3 China
[Li Ying 17, 57, Ma Jun 31]
09 Apr 2018 Thailand 6–1 Jordan
[Suchawadee 1, 69, Taneekarn 6, Silawan 39, Kanjana
41, Pitsamai 90; Jebreen 43]
12 Apr 2018 Jordan 1–8 China
[Sabbah 17; Wang Shuang 14, 53, 84, Khair 41og,
Song Duan 51, Li Ying 60, 72pen, Tang Jiali 86]
12 Apr 2018 Thailand 3–1 Philippines
[Kanjana 28pen, 53, Silawan 62; Shugg 90+3]
1.CHINA 3 3 0 0 15- 1 9
2.THAILAND 3 2 0 1 9- 6 6
3.Philippines 3 1 0 2 3- 7 3
4.Jordan 3 0 0 3 3-16 0
Group B
07 Apr 2018 Japan 4–0 Vietnam
[Yokoyama 3, Nakajima 17, Iwabuchi 57, Tanaka 66]
07 Apr 2018 Australia 0–0 South Korea
10 Apr 2018 South Korea 0–0 Japan
10 Apr 2018 Vietnam 0–8 Australia
[Simon 8, Kennedy 18, Logarzo 21, van Egmond 28, Kerr
44, 51, Tuyet Dung 71og, Raso 75]
13 Apr 2018 Japan 1–1 Australia
[Sakaguchi 63; Kerr 86]
13 Apr 2018 South Korea 4–0 Vietnam
[Cho So-hyun 14, Lee Geum-min 38, Lee Min-a 49, 73]
1.AUSTRALIA 3 1 2 0 9- 1 5
2.JAPAN 3 1 2 0 5- 1 5
3.South Korea 3 1 2 0 4- 0 5
4.Vietnam 3 0 0 3 0-16 0
5th Place Match
16 Apr 2018 Philippines 0–5 South Korea
[Jang Sel-gi 34, Lee Min-a 45+3, Lim Seon-joo 56,
Cho So-hyun 66, 84pen]
Semifinals
17 Apr 2018 Australia 2–2 Thailand [aet, 3-1 pen]
[Kanjanaporn 17og, Kennedy 90+1; Kanjana 20, Rattikan 63]
17 Apr 2018 China 1–3 Japan
[Li Ying 90pen; Iwabuchi 39, Yokoyama 85, 88pen]
Third Place Match
20 Apr 2018 China 3–1 Thailand
[Li Ying 51, Wang Shanshan 56, Song Duan 61; Rattikan 81]
Final
20 Apr 2018 Japan 1–0 AustraliaAfrica - Women's Championship 2018
First Round
Senegal – Algeria 2–1 0–2
Libya – Ethiopia 0–8 0–7
Morocco – Ivory Coast 1–1 0–0
Sierra Leone w/o Mali [Sierra Leone withdrew]
Burkina Faso – Gambia 2–1 1–2 3-5 pen.
Congo – Central African R. 2–0 1–1
Kenya – Uganda 1–0 0–0
Lesotho – Swaziland 1–0 2–1
Tanzania – Zambia 3–3 1–1
Namibia – Zimbabwe 0–2 0–2
Second Round
Algeria – Ethiopia 3–1 3–2
Ivory Coast – Mali 2–2 0–0
Gambia - Nigeria 0–1 0–6
Congo – Cameroon 0–5 0–5
Kenya – Equatorial Guinea 2–1 0–2
Lesotho – South Africa 0–1 0–6
Zambia – Zimbabwe 0–1 2–1
FINAL TOURNAMENT
Ghana, 17 November-1 December, 2018
Group A
17 Nov 2018 Ghana 1–0 Algeria
[Amfobea 13]
17 Nov 2018 Mali 1–2 Cameroon
[A. Traoré 56; Meffometou 71, Nchout 73]
20 Nov 2018 Ghana 1–2 Mali
[Addo 71pen; Touré 24pen, 75]
20 Nov 2018 Cameroon 3–0 Algeria
[Onguené 13, Enganamouit 54, Nchout 60]
23 Nov 2018 Cameroon 1–1 Ghana
[Manie 41pen; Boakye 31]
23 Nov 2018 Algeria 2–3 Mali
[Belkacemi 37, Merrouche 63pen; F. Diarra 58, 90+4pen, Diadhiou 83]
1.CAMEROON 3 2 1 0 6- 2 7
2.MALI 3 2 0 1 6- 5 6
3.Ghana 3 1 1 1 3- 3 4
4.Algeria 3 0 0 3 2- 7 0
Group B
18 Nov 2018 Nigeria 0–1 South Africa
[Kgatlana 85]
18 Nov 2018 Zambia 5–0 Equatorial Guinea
[G. Chanda 7, Lungu 43, Kundananji 57, 87, Mwakapila 66pen]
21 Nov 2018 Nigeria 4–0 Zambia
[Oparanozie 41, Ordega 69, Ajibade 75, Okoronkwo 90+4]
21 Nov 2018 Equatorial Guinea 1–7 South Africa
[E. Obono 45+1; Motlhalo 19pen, Nyandeni 21, Jane 56, Kgatlana 60,
63, Mthandi 76, Seoposenwe 79]
24 Nov 2018 Equatorial Guinea 0-6 Nigeria
[Ordega 10, Oshoala 13, 22, 33, Oparanozie 48, Chikwelu 63]
24 Nov 2018 South Africa 1-1 Zambia
[Kgatlana 8; Kundananji 10]
1.SOUTH AFRICA 3 2 1 0 9- 2 7
2.NIGERIA 3 2 0 1 10- 1 6
3.Zambia 3 1 1 1 6- 5 4
4.Equatorial Guinea 3 0 0 3 1-18 0
Semifinals
27 Nov 2018 Cameroon 0–0 Nigeria [aet, 2-4 pen]
27 Nov 2018 South Africa 2–0 Mali
[Kgatlana 31, Ramalepe 81]
Third Place Match
30 Nov 2018 Cameroon 4–2 Mali
[Abena 32, 40, Onguené 62, Manie 90+2; F. Diarra 44, Awona 56og]
Final
01 Dec 2018 Nigeria 0–0 South Africa [aet, 4-3 pen]Oceania's Women's Championship 2018 (New Caledonia)
Qualifying Round (in Fiji)
24 Aug 2018 American Samoa 0–2 Solomon Islands
[Samani 39, 90+4]
24 Aug 2018 Vanuatu 1–5 Fiji
[Gere 75; Tamanitoakula 6, Davis 41, 54, 55, Nasau 57]
27 Aug 2018 Vanuatu 1–0 American Samoa
[Wakeret 44]
27 Aug 2018 Fiji 0–0 Solomon Islands
30 Aug 2018 Solomon Islands 0–1 Vanuatu
[Solomon 5]
30 Aug 2018 Fiji 2–0 American Samoa
[Davis 40, Nasau 45]
1.Fiji 3 2 1 0 7- 1 7 Qualified
2.Vanuatu 3 2 0 1 3- 5 6
3.Solomon Islands 3 1 1 1 2- 1 4
4.American Samoa 3 0 0 3 0- 5 0
FINAL TOURNAMENT
New Caledonia, 18 November-1 December, 2018
Group A
18 Nov 2018 Samoa 0–5 Papua New Guinea
[M. Gunemba 17, 22, 53, Gabong 27, Bauelua 90+2]
18 Nov 2018 Tahiti 2–4 New Caledonia
[Tamarii 27, Hioe 45; Xowie 19, Pahoa 22, 25, Lalie 81]
21 Nov 2018 Tahiti 5–5 Samoa
[Teotahi 3, 7, 50, Taumaa 10, Hioe 45+4; Sataraka 1, 79, 89,
Kimitete 4og, Malo 21]
21 Nov 2018 New Caledonia 2–6 Papua New Guinea
[Maguire 48, Gatha 90+3; Kaipu 20, 31, 46, 60, 81, Padio 36]
24 Nov 2018 Papua New Guinea 3–1 Tahiti
[Unamba 31, Padio 74, 84pen; Taumaa 6]
24 Nov 2018 New Caledonia 2–0 Samoa
[Ajapuhnya 50, Xowie 67]
1.PAPUA NEW GUINEA 3 3 0 0 14- 3 9
2.NEW CALEDONIA 3 2 0 1 8- 8 6
3.Tahiti 3 0 1 2 8-12 1
4.Samoa 3 0 1 2 5-12 1
Group B
19 Nov 2018 New Zealand 11–0 Tonga
[White 8, 15, Longo 9, 13, Hassett 34, 35, Gregorius 37, 39, 52,
Percival 67, Jale 88]
19 Nov 2018 Cook Islands 0–3 Fiji
[Nasau 34, Davis 36, Tamanitoakula 57]
22 Nov 2018 Fiji 12-0 Tonga
[Tamanitoakula 6, 11, 24, 36, Nasau 13, 43, 51, Davis 20, 81,
Diyalowai 22, 30, 90]
22 Nov 2018 New Zealand 6–0 Cook Islands
[Longo 13, Rolston 15, 45, Rood 68, Morton 90+1, Jale 90+2]
25 Nov 2018 Tonga 1–0 Cook Islands
[Vaka 3]
25 Nov 2018 New Zealand 10–0 Fiji
[Longo 8, 38, Gregorius 16, 24, 88, Moore 54, Rood 58, 79, Tora
70og, Rolston 85]
1.NEW ZEALAND 3 3 0 0 27- 0 9
2.FIJI 3 2 0 1 15-10 6
3.Tonga 3 1 0 2 1-23 3
4.Cook Islands 3 0 0 3 0-10 0
Semifinals
28 Nov 2018 Papua New Guinea 1–5 Fiji
[Gunemba 12; Davis 24, 65, Tamanitoakula 27, Nasau 72, Diyalowai 87]
28 Nov 2018 New Zealand 8–0 New Caledonia
[Hassett 1, Rolston 7, 20, 43, Bowen 26, Satchell 31, White 38, 68]
Third Place Match
01 Dec 2018 Papua New Guinea 7–1 New Caledonia
[M. Gunemba 5, 36, 54, 82, Gabong 41, Unamba 52, Birum 84; Pahoa 60]
Final
01 Dec 2018 Fiji 0–8 New ZealandSouth-American Women's Championship 2018
Chile, 4-22 April 2018
Stadiums:
La Serena: La Portada (18.200)
Coquimbo: Francisco Sánchez Rumoroso (18.700)
FIRST ROUND
Group A
04 Apr 2018 Colombia 7–0 Uruguay La Serena
[Usme 2, 45+1, 57, 90+2, Montoya 17, Rincon 43, Echeverri 58]
04 Apr 2018 Chile 1–1 Paraguay La Serena
[Aedo 62; Villamayor 53]
06 Apr 2018 Paraguay 3–0 Peru La Serena
[Pena 70, J. Martinez 84, Peralta 90+3]
06 Apr 2018 Chile 1–1 Colombia La Serena
[Saez 79; Usme 49]
08 Apr 2018 Uruguay 1–1 Peru La Serena
[Badell 58; Martinez 37]
08 Apr 2018 Colombia 5–1 Paraguay La Serena
[Usme 41, 56, 65, Ospina 70, Santos 81; Cortaza 90+2]
10 Apr 2018 Colombia 3–0 Peru La Serena
[Usme 23, Santos 54, Echeverri 83]
10 Apr 2018 Chile 1–0 Uruguay La Serena
[Rojas 79]
12 Apr 2018 Paraguay 2-1 Uruguay La Serena
[J. Martinez 36, Peralta 90+2; Ramirez 1]
12 Apr 2018 Peru 0-5 Chile La Serena
[Aedo 28, 65, Lopez 38, Lara 62, Rojas 85]
1.COLOMBIA 4 3 1 0 16- 2 10
2.CHILE 4 2 2 0 8- 2 8
3.Paraguay 4 2 1 1 7- 7 7
4.Uruguay 4 0 1 3 2-11 1
5.Peru 4 0 1 3 1-12 1
Group B
05 Apr 2018 Ecuador 0–1 Venezuela Coquimbo
[Castellanos 85]
05 Apr 2018 Brazil 3–1 Argentina Coquimbo
[Bia Zaneratto 17, Cristiane 57pen, Debinha 90; Banini 54]
07 Apr 2018 Argentina 3–0 Bolivia Coquimbo
[Jaimes 33pen, 39, Larroquette 71]
07 Apr 2018 Brazil 8–0 Ecuador Coquimbo
[Cristiane 10, 90+2, Bia Zaneratto 21, 81, Andressinha 48,
Formiga 65, Rafaelle 70, Debinha 86]
09 Apr 2018 Venezuela 8–0 Bolivia Coquimbo
[Castellanos 23, 49, 55, 90+3pen, Viso 63, 65, 89, Altuve 74]
09 Apr 2018 Ecuador 3–6 Argentina Coquimbo
[Vasquez 20, Rodriguez 37pen, Fajardo 76; Banini 2,
Larroquette 8, Bravo 10, Jaimes 41, Bonsegundo 45pen, 85]
11 Apr 2018 Ecuador 0–1 Bolivia Coquimbo
[Moron 68pen]
11 Apr 2018 Brazil 4–0 Venezuela Coquimbo
[Monica 10, Bia Zaneratto 38, 72, Marta 82]
13 Apr 2018 Argentina 2-0 Venezuela Coquimbo
[Jaimes 44pen, Banini 61pen]
13 Apr 2018 Bolivia 0-7 Brazil Coquimbo
[Erika 3, 65, Andressinha 17, 54, Andressa Alves 41,
Millene Fernandez 80, Aline Milene 82]
1.BRAZIL 4 4 0 0 22- 1 12
2.ARGENTINA 4 3 0 1 12- 6 9
3.Venezuela 4 2 0 2 9- 6 6
4.Bolivia 4 1 0 3 1-18 3
5.Ecuador 4 0 0 4 3-16 0
FINAL ROUND
16 Apr 2018 Colombia 1–3 Argentina La Serena
[Salazar 31; Bonsegundo 50, Jaimes 66, Coronel 70]
16 Apr 2018 Brazil 3–1 Chile La Serena
[Monica 21, Bia Zaneratto 25, Thaisinha 34; Lopez 63]
19 Apr 2018 Brazil 3–0 Argentina La Serena
[Cristiane 47, Thaisa 52, Debinha 78]
19 Apr 2018 Colombia 0–0 Chile La Serena
22 Apr 2018 Chile 4–0 Argentina La Serena
[Saez 8, Hernandez 24, Barroso 40og, Lara 90+2]
22 Apr 2018 Brazil 3–0 Colombia La Serena
[Monica 29, 71, Clavijo 45+2og]
1.BRAZIL 3 3 0 0 9- 1 9
2.Chile 3 1 1 1 5- 3 4
3.Argentina 3 1 0 2 3- 8 3
4.Colombia 3 0 1 2 1- 6 1
World Cup CONCACAF–CONMEBOL play-off
08 Nov 2018 Argentina 4–0 Panama [Sarandí]
[Larroquette 20, Stabile 26, 90+7pen, Rodriguez 90+4]
13 Nov 2018 Panama 1-1 Argentina [Panama City]Concacaf Women's Championship 2018
NB: Canada, Mexico and USA qualified automatically.
CENTRAL AMERICAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
All matches played in Bradenton, USA
27 Aug 2018 Panama 4–0 Nicaragua
[Riley 9, 68, Pinzon 49, Cedeno 90+4]
27 Aug 2018 Costa Rica 11–0 El Salvador
[Herrera 5, 45+1, 55, Alvarado 9, Cruz 19, 21, G. Villalobos 30,
Rodriguez 36, Granados 64, F. Villalobos 82, Salas 84]
29 Aug 2018 Costa Rica 4–1 Nicaragua
[Sanchez 3, Rodriguez 61, Barrantes 67, Acosta 84; Aguilar 71]
29 Aug 2018 El Salvador 2–6 Panama
[Quelez 38, Ceren 45+1pen; Mills 41, Riley 42, Rangel 58, 69, 90+1,
Cedeno 80]
31 Aug 2018 El Salvador 2–2 Nicaragua
[Ramirez 18, Tamacas 55; Silva 76, 79]
31 Aug 2018 Costa Rica 3–1 Panama
[Rodriguez 14, 25, Granados 86; Hernandez 74]
1.COSTA RICA 3 3 0 0 18- 2 9
2.Panama 3 2 0 1 11- 5 6
3.Nicaragua 3 0 1 2 3-10 1
4.El Salvador 3 0 1 2 4-19 1
Costa Rica qualified for the Final Tournament
CARIBBEAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT
First Round
Group A (in Dominican Republic)
05 May 2018 Puerto Rico 10–0 Anguilla
[Socarras 10, Pagan 12, 38, 83, Castain 20, 62, 65, Suarez 23,
Lopez 46, Robinson 85]
05 May 2018 Dominican Republic 1–5 Cuba
[Oviedo 15; Pelaez 10, 63, L. Perez 19, M. Perez 36, Mengana 73]
07 May 2018 Cuba 11–0 Aruba
[M. Perez 4, 38, 58, Sablon 20, Mengana 29, Carbonell 33, 88,
Maceo 61, Arrebato 65, Rodriguez 67, Fuentes 90]
07 May 2018 Puerto Rico 0–0 Dominican Republic
09 May 2018 Anguilla 1–2 Aruba
[Johnson 71; Saladin 44, Florance 51]
09 May 2018 Cuba 2–2 Puerto Rico
[Pelaez 71, L. Perez 82; Socarras 15, Blankenship 22]
11 May 2018 Aruba 0–5 Puerto Rico
[Castain 3, 90, Tirado 25, Maduro 38og, Pagan 87]
11 May 2018 Dominican Republic 3–0 Anguilla
[Oviedo 1, 60, Romney 50og]
13 May 2018 Anguilla 0–4 Cuba
[Pelaez 18, 73, M. Perez 33, Riquelme 54]
13 May 2018 Aruba 0–3 Dominican Republic
[Vargas 4pen, 36pen, Rivas 45]
1.Cuba 4 3 1 0 22- 3 10 Qualified
2.Puerto Rico 4 2 2 0 17- 2 8
3.Dominican Republic 4 2 1 1 7- 5 7
4.Aruba 4 1 0 3 2-20 3
5.Anguilla 4 0 0 4 1-19 0
Group B (in Haiti)
09 May 2018 Jamaica 13–0 Guadeloupe
[Shaw 4, 37, 42, 45, 62, 73, Blackwood 23, Plummer 32,
Bond-Flasza 43, 71, Washington 61, 79, Reid 83]
09 May 2018 Haiti 2–0 Martinique
[Salomon-Ali 3, Louis 15]
11 May 2018 Martinique 0–3 Jamaica
[Asher 60, Carter 70, Shaw 75]
11 May 2018 Haiti 11-0 Guadeloupe
[Eloissaint 3, 12, 14, Saint Felix 31, 34, 45+2, 45+3, 51, Louis 38,
Shelsie 75, Jeudy 90]
13 May 2018 Guadeloupe 0–3 Martinique
[Carin 5, Guillou 53, Paulin 58]
13 May 2018 Jamaica 2–2 Haiti
[Carter 44, Shaw 66pen; Dumornay 24, Jeudy 43]
1.Jamaica 3 2 1 0 18- 2 7 Qualified
2.Haiti 3 2 1 0 15- 2 7
3.Martinique 3 1 0 2 3- 5 3
4.Guadeloupe 3 0 0 3 0-27 0
Turks and Caicos withdrew before any match was played.
Group C (in Trinidad and Tobago)
19 May 2018 Dominica 1–2 Saint Kitts & Nevis
[Phillip 10; Lawrence 8, 11]
19 May 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 10–0 U.S. Virgin Islands
[Superville 15, Shade 20, 40, 81, 90, Forbes 37,
St. Louis 39, Cunningham 45, Johnson 60, Wiater 73og]
21 May 2018 U.S. Virgin Islands 3–0 Grenada
[Wright 74, Canizio 89, Aguilar 90+2]
21 May 2018 Dominica 0–3 Trinidad and Tobago
[Cunningham 5, Belgrave 37, Forbes 54]
23 May 2018 Saint Kitts & Nevis 10–0 Grenada
[Uddenberg 6, 19, 71, Browne 9, 52, Lawrence 40, 73, 85,
Bailey-Williams 86, Wilkinson 89]
23 May 2018 U.S. Virgin Islands 0–3 Dominica
[Francis 23, Phillip 49, 88]
25 May 2018 Grenada 1–1 Dominica
[George 64; Phillip 29]
25 May 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 1–1 Saint Kitts & Nevis
[St. Louis 79; Browne 3pen]
27 May 2018 Saint Kitts & Nevis 7–0 U.S. Virgin Islands
[Browne 27, 38, 52, Fernandez 46, Francis 57, Springer 70,
Uddenberg 83]
27 May 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 13-0 Grenada
[Johnson 10, Cunningham 13, Shade 33, 82, St. Louis 42, 90+2,
Prince 43, 88, 90, Cato 45, 54, Francois 51, 80]
1.Trinidad and Tobago 4 3 1 0 27- 1 10 Qualified
2.Saint Kitts & Nevis 4 3 1 0 20- 2 10
3.Dominica 4 1 1 2 5- 6 4
4.U.S. Virgin Islands 4 1 0 3 3-20 3
5.Grenada 4 0 1 3 1-27 1
Group D (in Antigua & Barbuda)
23 May 2018 Saint Lucia 2–1 Curaçao
[Marquis 30, Lionel 58; Statia 55]
23 May 2018 Antigua & Barbuda 1–0 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
[James 69]
25 May 2018 Saint Lucia 2-1 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
[Willied 5, Cox 88; Duncan 74]
25 May 2018 Curaçao 0–3 Antigua & Barbuda
[Jarvis 49, Simon-Ponte 60, Humphreys 79]
27 May 2018 Curaçao 1–0 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
[Tokaay 52]
27 May 2018 Saint Lucia 0–1 Antigua & Barbuda
[Edwards 2]
1.Antigua & Barbuda 3 3 0 0 5- 0 9 Qualified
2.Saint Lucia 3 2 0 1 4- 3 6
3.Curaçao 3 1 0 2 2- 5 3
4.Saint Vincent & G. 3 0 0 3 1- 4 0
Group E (in Guyana)
23 May 2018 Barbados 2–1 Suriname
[Padmore 2, Jarvis 40; Hoogdorp 20]
23 May 2018 Guyana 2–2 Bermuda
[Desa 7, Hazelwood 58; Lindo 5, 16]
25 May 2018 Bermuda 3–2 Barbados
[Furbert 17, Lindo 68, Darrell 74; Jarvis 32, Padmore 89]
25 May 2018 Suriname 1–6 Guyana
[Rigters 38; Persaud 40, 67, Desa 45, Copland 58, Cummings 65,
Smith 88]
27 May 2018 Suriname 0–1 Bermuda
[Furbert 41]
27 May 2018 Barbados 0–0 Guyana
1.Bermuda 3 2 1 0 6- 4 7 Qualified
2.Guyana 3 1 2 0 8- 3 5
3.Barbados 3 1 1 1 4- 4 4
4.Suriname 3 0 0 3 2- 9 0
Final Round (in Jamaica)
25 Aug 2018 Cuba 2–3 Trinidad and Tobago
[Ramos 23, Mengana 83; Taylor 20, 51, 55]
25 Aug 2018 Jamaica 9–0 Antigua & Barbuda
[Chang 2pen, Carter 6, Shaw 9, 48, 53, Blackwood 27, Shim 65,
Sweatman 68, 73]
27 Aug 2018 Antigua & Barbuda 0–7 Cuba
[M. Perez 8, 56, L. Perez 25, 64, Pelaez 67, 78, Carbonell 90+1]
27 Aug 2018 Bermuda 0–4 Jamaica
[Carter 17, Plummer 32, Shaw 61, Washington 90+1]
29 Aug 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 5–0 Antigua & Barbuda
[Francois 4, Taylor 16, 39, St. Louis 30pen, Cordner 65]
29 Aug 2018 Cuba 2–0 Bermuda
[L. Perez 31, M. Perez 52]
31 Aug 2018 Antigua & Barbuda 0–5 Bermuda
[Furbert 14, Christopher 44, Darrell 76, 81pen, Lindo 87]
31 Aug 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 1–4 Jamaica
[Taylor 10; Washington 70, Shaw 79, 89, Brown 90+2]
02 Sep 2018 Bermuda 0–3 Trinidad and Tobago
[Taylor 12, Cordner 57, 87]
02 Sep 2018 Jamaica 6–1 Cuba
[Asher 19, 70, Shaw 20, 38, Silver 32, Brown 34pen; M. Perez 90+3]
1.JAMAICA 4 4 0 0 23- 2 12
2.TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO 4 3 0 1 12- 6 9
3.CUBA 4 2 0 2 12- 9 6
4.Bermuda 4 1 0 3 5- 9 3
5.Antigua & Barbuda 4 0 0 4 0-26 0
Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago and Cuba qualified for the Final Tournament
FINAL TOURNAMENT
United States, 4-17 October, 2018
Group A
04 Oct 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 0–3 Panama
[Cox 12, Rangel 68, Hernandez 89]
04 Oct 2018 United States 6–0 Mexico
[Rapinoe 3, 71, Ertz 47, Morgan 57, 80, Heath 61]
07 Oct 2018 Panama 0–5 United States
[Mewis 6, Lloyd 23, 29, 48, Press 32]
07 Oct 2018 Mexico 4–1 Trinidad and Tobago
[Corral 33, 62, Johnson 55, Sanchez 71; Cato 50pen]
10 Oct 2018 Panama 2–0 Mexico
[Riley 47, Cedeno 85]
10 Oct 2018 Trinidad and Tobago 0–7 United States
[Morgan 9, 50, Lavelle 41, 43, Dunn 45, Horan 49, Heath 58]
1.UNITED STATES 3 3 0 0 18- 0 9
2.PANAMA 3 2 0 1 5- 5 6
3.Mexico 3 1 0 2 4- 9 3
4.Trinidad and Tobago 3 0 0 3 1-14 0
Group B
05 Oct 2018 Costa Rica 8–0 Cuba
[Herrera 4, Chinchilla 5, 45+1, F. Sanchez 19, S. Cruz 33, 38,
Barrantes 82pen, 90+2]
05 Oct 2018 Canada 2–0 Jamaica
[Prince 33, 80]
08 Oct 2018 Jamaica 1–0 Costa Rica
[Shaw 46]
08 Oct 2018 Canada 12–0 Cuba
[Leon 11, 23, 55, 59, Huitema 13, 37, 52, 71, Rose 25, Quinn 56,
Sinclair 63, Matheson 72]
11 Oct 2018 Cuba 0–9 Jamaica
[Shaw 2, Brown 26, 38, 72, Campbell 30, 75, Blackwood 50pen,
Chang 64, Sweatman 82]
11 Oct 2018 Costa Rica 1–3 Canada
[G. Villalobos 73; Beckie 25, Prince 40, Sinclair 57]
1.CANADA 3 3 0 0 17- 1 9
2.JAMAICA 3 2 0 1 10- 2 6
3.Costa Rica 3 1 0 2 9- 4 3
4.Cuba 3 0 0 3 0-29 0
Semifinals
14 Oct 2018 Panama 0–7 Canada
[Sinclair 44, 49, Fleming 47, Beckie 58, Quinn 63, Leon 76, 78]
14 Oct 2018 United States 6–0 Jamaica
[Heath 2, 29, Rapinoe 15, Ertz 21, Morgan 33, 84pen]
Third Place Match
17 Oct 2018 Panama 2–2 Jamaica [aet, 2-4 pen.]
[Mills 74, Cedeno 115; Shaw 14, Brown 95]
Final
17 Oct 2018 United States 2-0 Canada
Final Tournament
Group A
7 Jun France 4–0 South Korea Paris
[Le Sommer 9, Renard 35, 45+2, Henry 85]
8 Jun Norway 3–0 Nigeria Reims
[Reiten 17, Utland 34, Ohale 37og]
12 Jun Nigeria 2–0 South Korea Grenoble
[Kim Do-yeon 29og, Oshoala 75]
12 Jun France 2–1 Norway Nice
[Gauvin 46, Le Sommer 72pen; Renard 54og]
17 Jun Nigeria 0–1 France Rennes
[Renard 79pen]
17 Jun South Korea 1–2 Norway Reims
[Yeo Min-ji 78; C. Hansen 4pen, Herlovsen 50pen]
1.FRANCE 3 3 0 0 7- 1 9
2.NORWAY 3 2 0 1 6- 3 6
3.NIGERIA 3 1 0 2 2- 4 3
4.South Korea 3 0 0 3 1- 8 0
Group B
8 Jun Germany 1–0 China Rennes
[Gwinn 66]
8 Jun Spain 3–1 South Africa Le Havre
[Hermoso 69pen, 82pen, L. Garcia 89; Kgatlana 25]
12 Jun Germany 1–0 Spain Valenciennes
[Däbritz 42]
13 Jun South Africa 0–1 China Paris
[Li Ying 40]
17 Jun South Africa 0–4 Germany Montpellier
[Leupolz 14, Däbritz 29, Popp 40, Magull 58]
17 Jun China 0–0 Spain Le Havre
1.GERMANY 3 3 0 0 6- 0 9
2.SPAIN 3 1 1 1 3- 2 4
3.CHINA 3 1 1 1 1- 1 4
4.South Africa 3 0 0 3 1- 8 0
Group C
9 Jun Australia 1–2 Italy Valenciennes
[Kerr 22; Bonansea 56, 90+5]
9 Jun Brazil 3–0 Jamaica Grenoble
[Cristiane 15, 50, 64]
13 Jun Australia 3–2 Brazil Montpellier
[Foord 45+1, Logarzo 58, Monica 66og; Marta 27pen, Cristiane 38]
14 Jun Jamaica 0–5 Italy Reims
[Girelli 12pen, 25, 46, Galli 71, 81]
18 Jun Jamaica 1–4 Australia Grenoble
[Solaun 49; Kerr 11, 42, 69, 83]
18 Jun Italy 0–1 Brazil Valenciennes
[Marta 74pen]
1.ITALY 3 2 0 1 7- 2 6
2.AUSTRALIA 3 2 0 1 8- 5 6
3.BRAZIL 3 2 0 1 6- 3 6
4.Jamaica 3 0 0 3 1-12 0
Group D
9 Jun England 2–1 Scotland Nice
[Parris 14pen, White 40; Emslie 79]
10 Jun Argentina 0–0 Japan Paris
14 Jun Japan 2–1 Scotland Rennes
[Iwabuchi 23, Sugasawa 37pen; Clelland 88]
14 Jun England 1–0 Argentina Le Havre
[Taylor 62]
19 Jun Japan 0–2 England Nice
[White 14, 84]
19 Jun Scotland 3–3 Argentina Paris
[Little 19, Beattie 49, Cuthbert 69; Menendez 74, Alexander 79og,
Bonsegundo 90+4pen]
1.ENGLAND 3 3 0 0 5- 1 9
2.JAPAN 3 1 1 1 2- 3 4
3.Argentina 3 0 2 1 3- 4 2
4.Scotland 3 0 1 2 5- 7 1
Group E
10 Jun Canada 1–0 Cameroon Montpellier
[Buchanan 45]
11 Jun New Zealand 0–1 Netherlands Le Havre
[Roord 90+2]
15 Jun Netherlands 3–1 Cameroon Valenciennes
[Miedema 41, 85, Bloodworth 48; Onguené 43]
15 Jun Canada 2–0 New Zealand Grenoble
[Fleming 48, Prince 79]
20 Jun Netherlands 2–1 Canada Reims
[Dekker 54, Beerensteyn 75; Sinclair 60]
20 Jun Cameroon 2–1 New Zealand Montpellier
[Nchout 57, 90+5; Awona 80og]
1.NETHERLANDS 3 3 0 0 6- 2 9
2.CANADA 3 2 0 1 4- 2 6
3.CAMEROON 3 1 0 2 3- 5 3
4.New Zealand 3 0 0 3 1- 5 0
Group F
11 Jun Chile 0–2 Sweden Rennes
[Asllani 83, Janogy 90+4]
11 Jun United States 13–0 Thailand Reims
[Morgan 12, 53, 74, 81, 87, Lavelle 20, 56, Horan 32, Mewis 50, 54,
Rapinoe 79, Pugh 85, Lloyd 90+2]
16 Jun Sweden 5–1 Thailand Nice
[Sembrant 6, Asllani 19, Rolfo 42, Hurtig 81, Rubensson 90+6pen;
Kanjana 90+1]
16 Jun United States 3–0 Chile Paris
[Lloyd 11, 35, Ertz 26]
20 Jun Sweden 0–2 United States Le Havre
[Horan 3, Andersson 50og]
20 Jun Thailand 0–2 Chile Rennes
[Waraporn 48og, Urrutia 80]
1.UNITED STATES 3 3 0 0 18- 0 9
2.SWEDEN 3 2 0 1 7- 3 6
3.Chile 3 1 0 2 2- 5 3
4.Thailand 3 0 0 3 1-20 0
Second Round
22 Jun Germany 3–0 Nigeria Grenoble
[Popp 20, Däbritz 27pen, Schuller 82]
22 Jun Norway 1–1 Australia [aet, 4-1 pen] Nice
[Herlovsen 31; Kellond-Knight 83]
23 Jun England 3–0 Cameroon Valenciennes
[Houghton 14, White 45+4, Greenwood 58]
23 Jun France 2–1 Brazil [aet] Le Havre
[Gauvin 52, Henry 107; Thaisa 63]
24 Jun Spain 1–2 United States Reims
[Hermoso 9; Rapinoe 7pen, 75pen]
24 Jun Sweden 1–0 Canada Paris
[Blackstenius 55]
25 Jun Italy 2–0 China Montpellier
[Giacinti 15, Galli 49]
25 Jun Netherlands 2–1 Japan Rennes
[Martens 17, 90pen; Hasegawa 43]
Quarterfinals
27 Jun Norway 0–3 England Le Havre
[Scott 3, White 40, Bronze 57]
28 Jun France 1–2 United States Paris
[Renard 81; Rapinoe 5, 65]
29 Jun Italy 0–2 Netherlands Valenciennes
[Miedema 70, Van der Gragt 80]
29 Jun Germany 1–2 Sweden Rennes
[Magull 16; Jakobsson 22, Blackstenius 48]
Semifinals
2 Jul England 1–2 United States Lyon
[White 19; Press 10, Morgan 31]
3 Jul Netherlands 1-0 Sweden [aet] Lyon
[Groenen 99]
Third Place Match
6 Jul England 1-2 Sweden Nice
[Kirby 31; Asllani 11, Jakobsson 22]
Final
7 Jul United States
2-0 Netherlands Lyon
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2023 Women's World Cup
Qualifying
Australia and New Zealand (co-hosts) qualified automatically.
UEFA (11): Denmark, England, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Ireland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
GROUP STAGE
Group A
17 Sep 2021 Slovakia 0-1 Sweden
21 Sep 2021 Finland 2-1 Slovakia
21 Sep 2021 Sweden 4-0 Georgia
21 Oct 2021 Georgia 0-3 Finland
21 Oct 2021 Ireland 0-1 Sweden
26 Oct 2021 Slovakia 2-0 Georgia
26 Oct 2021 Finland 1-2 Ireland
25 Nov 2021 Sweden 2-1 Finland
25 Nov 2021 Ireland 1-1 Slovakia
30 Nov 2021 Sweden 3-0 Slovakia
30 Nov 2021 Ireland 11-0 Georgia
07 Apr 2022 Georgia 0-15 Sweden
08 Apr 2022 Slovakia 1-1 Finland
12 Apr 2022 Finland 6-0 Georgia
12 Apr 2022 Sweden 1-1 Ireland
27 Jun 2022 Georgia 0-9 Ireland
01 Sep 2022 Georgia 0-4 Slovakia
01 Sep 2022 Ireland 1-0 Finland
06 Sep 2022 Finland 0-5 Sweden
06 Sep 2022 Slovakia 0-1 Ireland
1.SWEDEN 8 7 1 0 32- 2 22 Qualified
2.Ireland 8 5 2 1 26- 4 17 Playoffs
3.Finland 8 3 1 4 14-12 10
4.Slovakia 8 2 2 4 9- 9 8
5.Georgia 8 0 0 8 0-54 0
Group B
16 Sep 2021 Faroe Islands 0-10 Spain
17 Sep 2021 Hungary 0-2 Scotland
21 Sep 2021 Hungary 0-7 Spain
21 Sep 2021 Scotland 7-1 Faroe Islands
21 Oct 2021 Ukraine 4-0 Faroe Islands
22 Oct 2021 Scotland 2-1 Hungary
26 Oct 2021 Ukraine 0-6 Spain
26 Oct 2021 Faroe Islands 1-7 Hungary
25 Nov 2021 Spain 12-0 Faroe Islands
26 Nov 2021 Scotland 1-1 Ukraine
30 Nov 2021 Hungary 4-2 Ukraine
30 Nov 2021 Spain 8-0 Scotland
08 Apr 2022 Hungary 7-0 Faroe Islands
12 Apr 2022 Scotland 0-2 Spain
24 Jun 2022 Ukraine 0-4 Scotland
28 Jun 2022 Ukraine 2-0 Hungary
02 Sep 2022 Faroe Islands 0-3 Ukraine
02 Sep 2022 Spain 3-0 Hungary
06 Sep 2022 Faroe Islands 0-6 Scotland
06 Sep 2022 Spain 5-0 Ukraine
1.SPAIN 8 8 0 0 53- 0 24 Qualified
2.Scotland 8 5 1 2 22-13 16 Playoffs
3.Ukraine 8 3 1 4 12-20 10
4.Hungary 8 3 0 5 19-19 9
5.Faroe Islands 8 0 0 8 2-56 0
Group C
17 Sep 2021 Belarus 4-1 Cyprus
17 Sep 2021 Netherlands 1-1 Czech Republic
21 Sep 2021 Czech Republic 8-0 Cyprus
21 Sep 2021 Iceland 0-2 Netherlands
22 Oct 2021 Cyprus 0-8 Netherlands
22 Oct 2021 Iceland 4-0 Czech Republic
26 Oct 2021 Belarus 0-2 Netherlands
26 Oct 2021 Iceland 5-0 Cyprus
26 Nov 2021 Cyprus 1-1 Belarus
27 Nov 2021 Czech Republic 2-2 Netherlands
30 Nov 2021 Cyprus 0-4 Iceland
07 Apr 2022 Belarus 0-5 Iceland
08 Apr 2022 Netherlands 12-0 Cyprus
12 Apr 2022 Czech Republic 0-1 Iceland
24 Jun 2022 Belarus 2-1 Czech Republic
28 Jun 2022 Netherlands 3-0 Belarus
01 Sep 2022 Cyprus 0-6 Czech Republic
02 Sep 2022 Iceland 6-0 Belarus
06 Sep 2022 Czech Republic 7-0 Belarus
06 Sep 2022 Netherlands 1-0 Iceland
1.NETHERLANDS 8 6 2 0 31- 3 20 Qualified
2.Iceland 8 6 0 2 25- 3 18 Playoffs
3.Czech Republic 8 3 2 3 25-10 11
4.Belarus 8 2 1 5 7-26 7
5.Cyprus 8 0 1 7 2-48 1
Group D
17 Sep 2021 Latvia 1-8 Austria
17 Sep 2021 England 8-0 North Macedonia
17 Sep 2021 Northern Ireland 4-0 Luxembourg
21 Sep 2021 North Macedonia 0-6 Austria
21 Sep 2021 Northern Ireland 4-0 Latvia
21 Sep 2021 Luxembourg 0-10 England
21 Oct 2021 Latvia 1-4 North Macedonia
22 Oct 2021 Austria 5-0 Luxembourg
23 Oct 2021 England 4-0 Northern Ireland
26 Oct 2021 North Macedonia 2-3 Luxembourg
26 Oct 2021 Latvia 0-10 England
26 Oct 2021 Northern Ireland 2-2 Austria
25 Nov 2021 North Macedonia 0-11 Northern Ireland
27 Nov 2021 England 1-0 Austria
29 Nov 2021 Northern Ireland 9-0 North Macedonia
30 Nov 2021 England 20-0 Latvia
30 Nov 2021 Luxembourg 0-8 Austria
08 Apr 2022 North Macedonia 0-10 England
08 Apr 2022 Austria 3-1 Northern Ireland
09 Apr 2022 Luxembourg 3-2 Latvia
12 Apr 2022 Luxembourg 2-1 North Macedonia
12 Apr 2022 Austria 8-0 Latvia
12 Apr 2022 Northern Ireland 0-5 England
24 Jun 2022 Latvia 1-0 Luxembourg
01 Sep 2022 North Macedonia 3-2 Latvia
02 Sep 2022 Luxembourg 1-2 Northern Ireland
03 Sep 2022 Austria 0-2 England
06 Sep 2022 Latvia 1-3 Northern Ireland
06 Sep 2022 England 10-0 Luxembourg
06 Sep 2022 Austria 10-0 North Macedonia
1.ENGLAND 10 10 0 0 80- 0 30 Qualified
2.Austria 10 7 1 2 50- 7 22 Playoffs
3.Northern Ireland 10 6 1 3 36-16 19
4.Luxembourg 10 3 0 7 9-45 9
5.North Macedonia 10 2 0 8 10-62 6
6.Latvia 10 1 0 9 8-63 3
Group E
16 Sep 2021 Denmark 7-0 Malta
17 Sep 2021 Bosnia Herzegovina 2-3 Montenegro
17 Sep 2021 Russia 2-0 Azerbaijan [annulled]
21 Sep 2021 Russia 5-0 Montenegro [annulled]
21 Sep 2021 Azerbaijan 0-8 Denmark
21 Sep 2021 Malta 2-2 Bosnia Herzegovina
21 Oct 2021 Montenegro 2-0 Azerbaijan
21 Oct 2021 Russia 3-0 Malta [annulled]
21 Oct 2021 Denmark 8-0 Bosnia Herzegovina
26 Oct 2021 Bosnia Herzegovina 0-4 Russia [annulled]
26 Oct 2021 Azerbaijan 1-2 Malta
26 Oct 2021 Montenegro 1-5 Denmark
25 Nov 2021 Bosnia Herzegovina 0-3 Denmark
25 Nov 2021 Azerbaijan 0-4 Russia [annulled]
26 Nov 2021 Malta 0-2 Montenegro
30 Nov 2021 Bosnia Herzegovina 1-0 Malta
30 Nov 2021 Azerbaijan 1-0 Montenegro
30 Nov 2021 Denmark 3-1 Russia [annulled]
07 Apr 2022 Bosnia Herzegovina 1-0 Azerbaijan
08 Apr 2022 Malta 0-2 Denmark
12 Apr 2022 Montenegro 0-2 Bosnia Herzegovina
12 Apr 2022 Denmark 2-0 Azerbaijan
01 Sep 2022 Denmark 5-1 Montenegro
02 Sep 2022 Malta 0-2 Azerbaijan
06 Sep 2022 Azerbaijan 1-1 Bosnia Herzegovina
06 Sep 2022 Montenegro 0-2 Malta
1.DENMARK 8 8 0 0 40- 2 24 Qualified
2.Bosnia Herzegovina 8 3 2 3 9-17 11 Playoffs
3.Montenegro 8 3 0 5 9-17 9
4.Azerbaijan 8 2 1 5 5-16 7
5.Malta 8 2 1 5 6-17 7
-.Russia disqualified by UEFA
Group F
16 Sep 2021 Norway 10-0 Armenia
16 Sep 2021 Albania 1-1 Kosovo
17 Sep 2021 Poland 1-1 Belgium
21 Sep 2021 Armenia 0-1 Poland
21 Sep 2021 Kosovo 0-3 Norway
21 Sep 2021 Belgium 7-0 Albania
21 Oct 2021 Albania 5-0 Armenia
21 Oct 2021 Belgium 7-0 Kosovo
21 Oct 2021 Poland 0-0 Norway
26 Oct 2021 Armenia 0-1 Kosovo
26 Oct 2021 Norway 4-0 Belgium
26 Oct 2021 Poland 2-0 Albania
25 Nov 2021 Kosovo 1-2 Poland
25 Nov 2021 Belgium 19-0 Armenia
25 Nov 2021 Albania 0-7 Norway
30 Nov 2021 Armenia 0-10 Norway
30 Nov 2021 Kosovo 1-3 Albania
30 Nov 2021 Belgium 4-0 Poland
07 Apr 2022 Norway 5-1 Kosovo
07 Apr 2022 Albania 0-5 Belgium
07 Apr 2022 Poland 12-0 Armenia
12 Apr 2022 Armenia 0-4 Albania
12 Apr 2022 Norway 2-1 Poland
12 Apr 2022 Kosovo 1-6 Belgium
01 Sep 2022 Albania 1-2 Poland
01 Sep 2022 Kosovo 2-1 Armenia
02 Sep 2022 Belgium 0-1 Norway
06 Sep 2022 Armenia 0-7 Belgium
06 Sep 2022 Norway 5-0 Albania
06 Sep 2022 Poland 7-0 Kosovo
1.NORWAY 10 9 1 0 47- 2 28 Qualified
2.Belgium 10 7 1 2 56- 7 22 Playoffs
3.Poland 10 6 2 2 28- 9 20
4.Albania 10 3 1 6 14-30 10
5.Kosovo 10 2 1 7 8-35 7
6.Armenia 10 0 0 10 1-71 0
Group G
17 Sep 2021 Italy 3-0 Moldova
17 Sep 2021 Switzerland 4-1 Lithuania
17 Sep 2021 Romania 2-0 Croatia
21 Sep 2021 Croatia 0-5 Italy
21 Sep 2021 Moldova 0-6 Switzerland
21 Sep 2021 Romania 3-0 Lithuania
22 Oct 2021 Italy 3-0 Croatia
22 Oct 2021 Switzerland 2-0 Romania
26 Oct 2021 Lithuania 0-5 Italy
26 Oct 2021 Switzerland 5-0 Croatia
26 Nov 2021 Croatia 0-0 Lithuania
26 Nov 2021 Italy 1-2 Switzerland
26 Nov 2021 Romania 3-0 Moldova
30 Nov 2021 Croatia 4-0 Moldova
30 Nov 2021 Lithuania 0-7 Switzerland
30 Nov 2021 Romania 0-5 Italy
08 Apr 2022 Moldova 0-1 Croatia
08 Apr 2022Romania 1-1 Switzerland
08 Apr 2022Italy 7-0 Lithuania
12 Apr 2022Croatia 0-1 Romania
12 Apr 2022Lithuania 4-0 Moldova
12 Apr 2022 Switzerland 0-1 Italy
24 Jun 2022 Moldova 0-4 Romania
28 Jun 2022 Moldova 1-1 Lithuania
02 Sep 2022 Moldova 0-8 Italy
02 Sep 2022 Lithuania 1-7 Romania
02 Sep 2022 Croatia 0-2 Switzerland
06 Sep 2022 Lithuania 0-1 Croatia
06 Sep 2022 Italy 2-0 Romania
06 Sep 2022 Switzerland 15-0 Moldova
1.ITALY 10 9 0 1 40- 2 27 Qualified
2.Switzerland 10 8 1 1 44- 4 25 Playoffs
3.Romania 10 6 1 3 21-11 19
4.Croatia 10 3 1 6 6-18 10
5.Lithuania 10 1 2 7 7-35 5
6.Moldova 10 0 1 9 1-49 1
Group H
16 Sep 2021 Turkey 1-1 Portugal
18 Sep 2021 Germany 7-0 Bulgaria
19 Sep 2021 Israel 0-4 Portugal
21 Sep 2021 Germany 5-1 Serbia
21 Oct 2021 Turkey 1-0 Bulgaria
21 Oct 2021 Israel 0-1 Germany
21 Oct 2021 Portugal 2-1 Serbia
26 Oct 2021 Germany 7-0 Israel
26 Oct 2021 Bulgaria 0-5 Portugal
26 Oct 2021 Serbia 2-0 Turkey
25 Nov 2021 Serbia 3-0 Bulgaria
25 Nov 2021 Portugal 4-0 Israel
26 Nov 2021 Germany 8-0 Turkey
30 Nov 2021 Bulgaria 1-4 Serbia
30 Nov 2021 Turkey 3-2 Israel
30 Nov 2021 Portugal 1-3 Germany
23 Feb 2022 Turkey 2-5 Serbia
07 Apr 2022 Bulgaria 0-2 Turkey
07 Apr 2022 Serbia 4-0 Israel
09 Apr 2022 Germany 3-0 Portugal
12 Apr 2022 Serbia 3-2 Germany
12 Apr 2022 Israel 1-0 Turkey
12 Apr 2022 Portugal 3-0 Bulgaria
23 Jun 2022 Bulgaria 0-2 Israel
01 Sep 2022 Israel 2-0 Bulgaria
02 Sep 2022 Serbia 1-2 Portugal
03 Sep 2022 Turkey 0-3 Germany
06 Sep 2022 Bulgaria 0-8 Germany
06 Sep 2022 Israel 0-2 Serbia
06 Sep 2022 Portugal 4-0 Turkey
1.GERMANY 10 9 0 1 47- 5 27 Qualified
2.Portugal 10 7 1 2 26- 9 22 Playoffs
3.Serbia 10 7 0 3 26-14 21
4.Turkey 10 3 1 6 9-26 10
5.Israel 10 3 0 7 7-25 9
6.Bulgaria 10 0 0 10 1-37 0
Group I
17 Sep 2021 Greece 0-10 France
17 Sep 2021 Estonia 0-4 Slovenia
17 Sep 2021 Wales 6-0 Kazakhstan
21 Sep 2021 Estonia 0-1 Wales
21 Sep 2021 Greece 3-2 Kazakhstan
21 Sep 2021 Slovenia 2-3 France
22 Oct 2021 Kazakhstan 0-1 Greece
22 Oct 2021 Slovenia 1-1 Wales
22 Oct 2021 France 11-0 Estonia
26 Oct 2021 Kazakhstan 0-5 France
26 Oct 2021 Greece 1-4 Slovenia
26 Oct 2021 Wales 4-0 Estonia
26 Nov 2021 Slovenia 6-0 Estonia
26 Nov 2021 Wales 5-0 Greece
26 Nov 2021 France 6-0 Kazakhstan
30 Nov 2021 Slovenia 0-0 Greece
30 Nov 2021 France 2-0 Wales
08 Apr 2022 Kazakhstan 0-2 Slovenia
08 Apr 2022 Estonia 1-3 Greece
08 Apr 2022 Wales 1-2 France
12 Apr 2022 Kazakhstan 0-3 Wales
12 Apr 2022 Greece 3-0 Estonia
12 Apr 2022 France 1-0 Slovenia
28 Jun 2022 Estonia 4-2 Kazakhstan
02 Sep 2022 Estonia 0-9 France
02 Sep 2022 Slovenia 2-0 Kazakhstan
02 Sep 2022 Greece 0-1 Wales
06 Sep 2022 Kazakhstan 0-2 Estonia
06 Sep 2022 France 5-1 Greece
06 Sep 2022 Wales 0-0 Slovenia
1.FRANCE 10 10 0 0 54- 4 30 Qualified
2.Wales 10 6 2 2 22- 5 20 Playoffs
3.Slovenia 10 5 3 2 21- 6 18
4.Greece 10 4 1 5 12-28 13
5.Estonia 10 2 0 8 7-43 6
6.Kazakhstan 10 0 0 10 4-34 0
NB: the best three runners-up teams advanced to the second round of playoff stage;
all the others qualified to the first round of playoff stage.
PLAYOFF STAGE
Round 1
06 Oct 2022 Scotland 1-0 Austria [aet]
06 Oct 2022 Wales 1-0 Bosnia Herzegovina [aet]
06 Oct 2022 Portugal 2-1 Belgium
Round 2
11 Oct 2022 Portugal 4-1 Iceland [aet]
11 Oct 2022 Scotland 0-1 Ireland
11 Oct 2022 Switzerland 2-1 Wales [aet]AFC (5): Japan, Vietnam, China, South Korea, Philippines
CAF (4): Nigeria, Morocco, South Africa, Zambia
OFC (0): none directly
CONMEBOL (3): Brazil, Argentina, Colombia
CONCACAF (4): United States, Canada, Jamaica, Costa Rica
Inter-Confederation Playoffs (3): Panama, Portugal, Haiti
New Zealand, 18-23 February, 2023
Group A
Portugal bye to final match
Semifinals
18 Feb 2023 Cameroon 2-0 Thailand Hamilton
[Onguené 79, 81]
Final
22 Feb 2023 Portugal 2-1 Cameroon Hamilton
[Gomes 22, C. Costa 90+4pen; Nchout 89]
Group B
Chile bye to final match
Semifinals
18 Feb 2023 Senegal 0-4 Haiti Auckland
[K. Louis 45, Mondesir 55, Borgella 64, 66]
Final
22 Feb 2023 Chile 1-2 Haiti Auckland
[Rojas 90+11; Dumornay 45+1, 90+8]
Group C
Semifinals
19 Feb 2023 Chinese Taipei 2-2 Paraguay [aet, 2-4 pen] Hamilton
[Lai Li-chin 21, Su Sin-yun 75; Quintana 80, Chamorro 81]
19 Feb 2023 Papua New Guinea 0-2 Panama Auckland
[Cox 12, Tanner 63]
Final
23 Feb 2023 Paraguay 0-1 Panama HamiltonFirst Round
Group A
20 Jul New Zealand 1-0 Norway Auckland
[Wilkinson 48]
21 Jul Philippines 0-2 Switzerland Dunedin
[Bachmann 45pen, Piubel 64]
25 Jul New Zealand 0-1 Philippines Wellington
[Bolden 24]
25 Jul Switzerland 0-0 Norway Hamilton
30 Jul New Zealand 0-0 Switzerland Dunedin
30 Jul Norway 6-0 Philippines Auckland
[Roman Haug 6, 17, 90+5, Graham Hansen 31, Barker 48og, Reiten 53pen]
1.SWITZERLAND 3 1 2 0 2- 0 5
2.NORWAY 3 1 1 1 6- 1 4
3.New Zealand 3 1 1 1 1- 1 4
4.Philippines 3 1 0 2 1- 8 3
Group B
20 Jul Australia 1-0 Ireland Sydney, Stadium Australia
[Catley 52pen]
21 Jul Nigeria 0-0 Canada Melbourne
26 Jul Canada 2-1 Ireland Perth
[Connolly 45+5og, Leon 53; McCabe 4]
27 Jul Australia 2-3 Nigeria Brisbane
[Van Egmond 45+1, Kennedy 90+10; Kanu 45+6, Ohale 65, Oshoala 72]
31 Jul Australia 4-0 Canada Melbourne
[Raso 9, 39, Fowler 58, Catley 90+4pen]
31 Jul Ireland 0-0 Nigeria Brisbane
1.AUSTRALIA 3 2 0 1 7- 3 6
2.NIGERIA 3 1 2 0 3- 2 5
3.Canada 3 1 1 1 2- 5 4
4.Ireland 3 0 1 2 1- 3 1
Group C
21 Jul Spain 3-0 Costa Rica Wellington
[Del Campo 21og, Bonmatí 23, González 27]
22 Jul Zambia 0-5 Japan Hamilton
[Miyazawa 43, 62, Mi. Tanaka 55, Endo 71, Ueki 90+11pen]
26 Jul Japan 2-0 Costa Rica Dunedin
[Naomoto 25, Fujino 27]
26 Jul Spain 5-0 Zambia Auckland
[Abelleira 9, Hermoso 13, 70, Redondo 69, 85]
31 Jul Japan 4-0 Spain Wellington
[Miyazawa 12, 40, Ueki 29, Mi. Tanaka 82]
31 Jul Costa Rica 1-3 Zambia Hamilton
[Herrera 47; Mweemba 3, B. Banda 31pen, Kundananji 90+3]
1.JAPAN 3 3 0 0 11- 0 9
2.SPAIN 3 2 0 1 8- 4 6
3.Zambia 3 1 0 2 3-11 3
4.Costa Rica 3 0 0 3 1- 8 0
Group D
22 Jul England 1-0 Haiti Brisbane
[Stanway 29pen]
22 Jul Denmark 1-0 China Perth
[Vangsgaard 90]
28 Jul England 1-0 Denmark Sydney, Football Stadium
[James 6]
28 Jul China 1-0 Haiti Adelaide
[Wang Shuang 74pen]
1 Aug China 1-6 England Adelaide
[Wang Shuang 57pen; Russo 4, Hemp 26, James 41, 65, Kelly 77, Daly 84]
1 Aug Haiti 0-2 Denmark Perth
[Harder 21pen, Troelsgaard 90+10]
1.ENGLAND 3 3 0 0 8- 1 9
2.DENMARK 3 2 0 1 3- 1 6
3.China 3 1 0 2 2- 7 3
4.Haiti 3 0 0 3 0- 4 0
Group E
22 Jul United States 3-0 Vietnam Auckland
[Smith 14, 45+7, Horan 77]
23 Jul Netherlands 1-0 Portugal Dunedin
[Van der Gragt 13]
27 Jul United States 1-1 Netherlands Wellington
[Horan 62; Roord 17]
27 Jul Portugal 2-0 Vietnam Hamilton
[Encarnação 7, Kika 21]
1 Aug Portugal 0-0 United States Auckland
1 Aug Vietnam 0-7 Netherlands Dunedin
[Martens 8, Snoeijs 11, Brugts 18, 57, Roord 23, 83, Van de Donk 45]
1.NETHERLANDS 3 2 1 0 9- 1 7
2.UNITED STATES 3 1 2 0 4- 1 5
3.Portugal 3 1 1 1 2- 1 4
4.Vietnam 3 0 0 3 0-12 0
Group F
23 Jul France 0-0 Jamaica Sydney, Football Stadium
24 Jul Brazil 4-0 Panama Adelaide
[Ary Borges 19, 39, 70, Bia Zaneratto 48]
29 Jul France 2-1 Brazil Brisbane
[Le Sommer 17, Renard 83; Debinha 58]
29 Jul Panama 0-1 Jamaica Perth
[A. Swaby 56]
2 Aug Panama 3-6 France Sydney, Football Stadium
[Cox 2, Pinzón 64pen, L. Cedeño 87; Lakrar 21, Diani 28, 37pen, 52pen,
Le Garrec 45+5, Bècho 90+10]
2 Aug Jamaica 0-0 Brazil Melbourne
1.FRANCE 3 2 1 0 8- 4 7
2.JAMAICA 3 1 2 0 1- 0 5
3.Brazil 3 1 1 1 5- 2 4
4.Panama 3 0 0 3 3-11 0
Group G
23 Jul Sweden 2-1 South Africa Wellington
[Rolfö 65, Ilestedt 90; Magaia 48]
24 Jul Italy 1-0 Argentina Auckland
[Girelli 87]
28 Jul Argentina 2-2 South Africa Dunedin
[Braun 74, Núñez 79; Motlhalo 30, Kgatlana 66]
29 Jul Sweden 5-0 Italy Wellington
[Ilestedt 39, 50, Rolfö 44, Blackstenius 45+1, Blomqvist 90+5]
2 Aug Argentina 0-2 Sweden Hamilton
[Blomqvist 66, Rubensson 90pen]
2 Aug South Africa 3-2 Italy Wellington
[Orsi 32og, Magaia 67, Kgatlana 90+2; Caruso 11pen, 74]
1.SWEDEN 3 3 0 0 9- 1 9
2.SOUTH AFRICA 3 1 1 1 6- 6 4
3.Italy 3 1 0 2 3- 8 3
4.Argentina 3 0 1 2 2- 5 1
Group H
24 Jul Germany 6-0 Morocco Melbourne
[Popp 11, 39, Bühl 46, Ait El Haj 54og, Redouani 79og, Schüller 90]
25 Jul Colombia 2-0 South Korea Sydney, Football Stadium
[Usme 30pen, Caicedo 39]
30 Jul South Korea 0-1 Morocco Adelaide
[Jraidi 6]
30 Jul Germany 1-2 Colombia Sydney, Football Stadium
[Popp 89pen; Caicedo 52, Vanegas 90+7]
3 Aug South Korea 1-1 Germany Brisbane
[Cho So-hyun 6; Popp 42]
3 Aug Morocco 1-0 Colombia Perth
[Lahmari 45+4]
1.COLOMBIA 3 2 0 1 4- 2 6
2.MOROCCO 3 2 0 1 2- 6 6
3.Germany 3 1 1 1 8- 3 4
4.South Korea 3 0 1 2 1- 4 1
Second Round
5 Aug Switzerland 1-5 Spain Auckland
[Codina 11og; Bonmatí 5, 36, Redondo 17, Codina 45, Hermoso 70]
5 Aug Japan 3-1 Norway Wellington
[Engen 15og, Shimizu 50, Miyazawa 81; Reiten 20]
6 Aug Netherlands 2-0 South Africa Sydney, Football Stadium
[Roord 9, Beerensteyn 68]
6 Aug Sweden 0-0 United States [aet, 5-4 pen] Melbourne
7 Aug England 0-0 Nigeria [aet, 4-2 pen] Brisbane
7 Aug Australia 2-0 Denmark Sydney, Stadium Australia
[Foord 29, Raso 70]
8 Aug Colombia 1-0 Jamaica Melbourne
[Usme 51]
8 Aug France 4-0 Morocco Adelaide
[Diani 15, Dali 20, Le Sommer 23, 70]
NB: the matches on 6 Aug were the only ones from the "New Zealand" half of the schedule
(groups A, C, E, G and the knock-out matches between the winners and runners-up of
those groups) to be played in Australia, implying the Netherlands and Sweden had to
change countries twice between the group stage and the quarterfinals; the rationale
behind this (if any) is unclear.
Quarterfinals
11 Aug Spain 2-1 Netherlands [aet] Wellington
[Caldentey 81pen, Paralluelo 111; van der Gragt 90+1]
11 Aug Japan 1-2 Sweden Auckland
[Hayashi 87; Ilestedt 32, Angeldahl 51pen]
12 Aug Australia 0-0 France [aet, 7-6 pen] Brisbane
12 Aug England 2-1 Colombia Sydney, Stadium Australia
[Hemp 45+6, Russo 63; Santos 44]
Semifinals
15 Aug Spain 2-1 Sweden Auckland
[Paralluelo 81, Carmona 89; Blomqvist 88]
16 Aug Australia 1-3 England Sydney, Stadium Australia
[Kerr 63; Toone 36, Hemp 71, Russo 86]
Third Place Match
19 Aug Australia 0-2 Sweden Brisbane
[Rolfö 30pen, Asllani 62]
Final
20 Aug Spain 1-0 England Sydney, Stadium Australia
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