Mundial Femenino

Results matchday 3Mundial Femenino 2019

Monday 17 of June

Group B

Finished

China

0 - 0

Spain

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Alves Batista

Vigliano

Stade Océane – 11.814 attendance
Group B

Finished

Sudáfrica

0 - 4

Germany

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Melanie Leupolz 13’

Sara Däbritz 28’

Alexandra Popp 39’

Lina Magull 57’

Braz

Turpin

Stade de la Mosson – 15.502 attendance
Group A

Finished

Nigeria

0 - 1

France

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Ngozi Ebere 74’

Wendie Renard 78’

Borjas

Makkelie

Roazhon Park – 28.267 attendance
Group A

Finished

Rep. Corea

1 - 2

Norway

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Yeo Min-Ji 77’

Caroline Graham Hansen 4’

Isabell Herlovsen 50’

Beaudoin

Beath

Stade Auguste-Delaune – 13.034 attendance

Tuesday 18 of June

Group C

Finished

Jamaica

1 - 4

Australia

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Havana Solaun 48’

Sam Kerr 10’

Sam Kerr 41’

Sam Kerr 68’

Sam Kerr 82’

Kulcsár

Sánchez Martínez

Stade des Alpes – 17.402 attendance
Group C

Finished

Italy

0 - 1

Brazil

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Marta 73’

Venegas Montes

del Cerro Grande

Stade du Hainaut – 21.669 attendance

Wednesday 19 of June

Group D

Finished

Scotland

3 - 3

Argentina

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Kim Little 18’

Jen Beattie 48’

Erin Cuthbert 68’

Milagros Menéndez 73’

Lee Gibson 78’

Florencia Bonsegundo 93’

Ri

Dankert

Parc des Princes – 28.205 attendance
Group D

Finished

Japan

0 - 2

England

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Ellen White 13’

Ellen White 83’

Umpiérrez

del Cerro Grande

Allianz Riviera – 14.319 attendance

Thursday 20 of June

Group E

Finished

Cameroon

2 - 1

New Zealand

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Ajara Njoya 56’

Ajara Njoya 94’

79’

Monzul

Irrati

Stade de la Mosson – 8.009 attendance
Group E

Finished

Netherlands

2 - 1

Canada

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Anouk Dekker 53’

Lineth Beerensteyn 74’

Christine Sinclair 59’

Frappart

Zwayer

Stade Auguste-Delaune – 19.277 attendance
Group F

Finished

Sweden

0 - 2

United States of America

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Lindsey Heaps 2’

Jonna Andersson 49’

Pustovoytova

Makkelie

Stade Océane – 22.418 attendance
Group F

Finished

Thailand

0 - 2

Chile

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Waraporn Boonsing 47’

María José Urrutia 79’

Keighley

Valeri

Roazhon Park – 13.567 attendance

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