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Round of 16 pairings for third placed teams
[SUN 14 JUN 2015 – 06:41:00 UTC]
When the
group phase of the Women’s World Cup concludes, sixteen teams will have earned a place in the
elimination phase: the top two in each group, and the best four amongst the third placed teams [by points, goal difference, and finally goals scored].
more...Day 8 recap
[SUN 14 JUN 2015 – 06:03:13 UTC]
All four
Women’s World Cup matches played on S
AT 13 J
UN 2015 involved a Latin American side, one of which was outrageously successful.
more...Day 7 recap
[SAT 13 JUN 2015 – 05:26:51 UTC]
Four goals per match were scored at the
Women’s World Cup on F
RI 12 J
UN 2015. Pity they weren’t more evenly distributed.
more...Day 6 recap
[FRI 12 JUN 2015 – 04:07:29 UTC]
The matches of T
HU 11 J
UN 2015 did little to clear up the picture at the
Women’s World Cup.
more...Day 4 recap
[WED 10 JUN 2015 – 01:09:33 UTC]
Two more favoured squads were put to test at the
Women’s World Cup on T
UE 09 J
UN 2015.
more...Day 3 recap
[TUE 09 JUN 2015 – 04:41:40 UTC]
Old foes and debutantes alike took the pitch at the
Women’s World Cup on M
ON 08 J
UN 2015.
more...Day 2 recap
[MON 08 JUN 2015 – 04:49:20 UTC]
The form book held up in the two
Women’s World Cup matches played on S
UN 07 J
UN 2015.
more...Day 1 recap
[SUN 07 JUN 2015 – 16:40:30 UTC]
The
2015 Women’s World Cup opened on S
AT 06 J
UN 2015, and the host nation got a late boost.
more...Canada 2015 draw pits US v Sweden for fourth time running
[SAT 06 DEC 2014 – 22:09:54 UTC]
The draw for the
2015 Women’s World Cup has been completed, with a certain Group of Death in
Group D, featuring three of the ten highest ranked teams in the world: the
United States at number one,
Sweden at fifth, and
Australia at tenth.
more...Pots revealed for Canada 2015 draw
[SAT 06 DEC 2014 – 07:17:07 UTC]
FIFA has announced the seeds for the
2015 Women’s World Cup.
Canada, the host nation, are seeded along with five of the world’s six highest ranked women’s national sides:
Brazil,
France,
Germany,
Japan, and the
United States. The remainder of the field of 24, largest in tournament history, have been placed in three pots of six teams each.
more...Japan claim Asian title from Australia
[WED 28 MAY 2014 – 06:11:10 UTC]
The
Nadeshiko of
Japan have won the
Women’s Asian Cup with a 1-0 win over
Australia in the final played in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. It is the first continental title for Japan, who had already qualified to defend their Women’s World Cup title.
more...Canada 2015 match schedule set
[TUE 26 MAR 2013 – 04:47:44 UTC]
FIFA has confirmed the schedule of the
2015 Women’s World Cup, the largest yet. 24 teams will take part in a total of 52 matches, leading up to the final in Vancouver,
BC, on S
UN 05 J
UL 2015.
more...Allocations for Canada 2015 determined
[SAT 25 AUG 2012 – 22:08:32 UTC]
FIFA has confirmed the distribution by confederation of the 24 teams to compete at the
2015 Women’s World Cup.
more...Canada 2015 host cities selected
[SAT 25 AUG 2012 – 21:56:55 UTC]
The
2015 Women’s World Cup will be held in six cities across
Canada – but not in the nation’s largest city. FIFA have confirmed the six host cities for the 2015 tournament, the first to feature 24 teams.
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