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SO WHAT DOES THE 47TH BEST PLAYER AT THE WORLD CUP GET, THE WOODEN BALL OR THE CERAMIC BALL?

AUSTRALIA

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FINAL TOURNAMENT		group phase	elimination phase
FINAL TOURNAMENT		group phase	quarterfinals	semifinals	third place and final
×	Australia	2nd in group D	lost to SWE 01-03

Finalists headline Germany 2011 awards
[TUE 19 JUL 2011]

The awards given at the 2011 Women’s World Cup heavily favour the top two teams, Japan and the United States. Japan’s Homare SAWA scored the goal that not only sent the final to penalties but also earned her the Golden Boot, with five goals and an assist. She also earns the Golden Ball as the best overall player. Abby WAMBACH of the US was awarded the Silver Ball and, with four goals and an assist, the Bronze Boot, just behind the four goals and two assists of Brazil’s MARTA. Hope SOLO of the US won the Golden Glove, the best goalkeeper award, as well as the Bronze Ball. Caitlin FOORD of Australia, a sixteen year old defensive power, won the award for the best young player, and the Japanese squad took away the Fair Play award.

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ROSTER

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Coach: Tom SERMANNI [AUS]
2	D	Teigen ALLEN	SAT 12 FEB 1994	Sydney FC [AUS]	7	0
5	D	Laura ALLEWAY	TUE 28 NOV 1989	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	2	0
1	G	Melissa BARBIERI	SUN 20 JAN 1980	Melbourne Victory [AUS]	52	0
13	M	Tameka BUTT	SUN 16 JUN 1991	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	19	1
3	D	Kim CARROLL	WED 02 SEP 1987	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	38	2
16	M	Lauren COLTHORPE	FRI 25 OCT 1985	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	16	2
11	F	Lisa DE VANNA	WED 14 NOV 1984	Boca Raton Magicjack [USA]	48	17
21	G	Casey DUMONT	SAT 25 JAN 1992	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	0	0
9	F	Caitlin FOORD	FRI 11 NOV 1994	Sydney FC [AUS]	1	1
7	M	Heather GARRIOCK	TUE 21 DEC 1982	LdB FC Malmö [SWE]	118	14
8	D	Elise KELLOND-KNIGHT	FRI 10 AUG 1990	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	19	0
20	F	Samantha KERR	FRI 10 SEP 1993	Perth Glory [AUS]	13	3
19	F	Leena KHAMIS	THU 19 JUN 1986	Sydney FC [AUS]	16	4
14	M	Collette MCCALLUM	WED 26 MAR 1986	Perth Glory [AUS]	35	7
6	D	Ellyse PERRY	SAT 03 NOV 1990	Canberra United [AUS]	13	2
4	M	Clare POLKINGHORNE	WED 01 FEB 1989	Brisbane Roar [AUS]	10	0
15	M	Sally SHIPARD	TUE 20 OCT 1987	Canberra United [AUS]	35	2
17	F	Kyah SIMON	TUE 25 JUN 1991	Sydney FC [AUS]	24	4
10	D	Servet UZUNLAR	WED 08 MAR 1989	Sydney FC [AUS]	20	1
12	M	Emily VAN EGMOND	MON 12 JUL 1993	Canberra United [AUS]	3	0
18	G	Lydia WILLIAMS	FRI 13 MAY 1988	Canberra United [AUS]	5	0
Cap and goal totals accurate as of FRI 17 JUN 2011

GROUP PHASE

GROUP D		P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
»	Brazil	3	3	0	0	7	0	+7	9
HOME		2	2	0	0	4	0	+4	6
AWAY		1	1	0	0	3	0	+3	3
»	Australia	3	2	0	1	5	4	+1	6
HOME		2	2	0	0	5	3	+2	6
AWAY		1	0	0	1	0	1	-1	0
×	Norway	3	1	0	2	2	5	-3	3
HOME		1	1	0	0	1	0	+1	3
AWAY		2	0	0	2	1	5	-4	0
×	Equatorial Guinea	3	0	0	3	2	7	-5	0
HOME		1	0	0	1	0	3	-3	0
AWAY		2	0	0	2	2	4	-2	0

ELIMINATION PHASE

QUARTERFINALS

SEMIFINALS

THIRD PLACE AND FINAL

	Germany	00
+	Japan	01
F/OT

+		Japan	03
		Sweden	01

FINAL
¤	Japan	02
	United States	02
F/OT; PEN: 03–01

+		Sweden	03
		Australia	01

	England	01
+	France	01
F/OT; PEN: 03–04

		France	01
+		United States	03

	Brazil	02
+	United States	02
F/OT; PEN: 03–05

THIRD PLACE
»		Sweden	02
		France	01

Group D

WED 29 JUN 2011

Mönchengladbach

16:15 UTC

00–01

at Brazil

SUN 03 JUL 2011

Bochum

12:00 UTC

03–02

v Eq Guinea

WED 06 JUL 2011

Leverkusen

16:00 UTC

02–01

v Norway

Quarterfinals

SUN 10 JUL 2011

Augsburg

11:00 UTC

01–03

at Sweden

WOMEN’S WORLD CUP HISTORY

	2027
4	2023	Fourth
	2019	Round of 16
	2015	Quarterfinals
	2011	Quarterfinals
	2007	Quarterfinals
	2003	Group phase
	1999	Group phase
	1995	Group phase
×	1991	[did not qualify]

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