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Match 11 -
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16 July
Brazil
1:1
Sweden
1:1 (0:1)
  • RAFAELLE (53' PEN)
  • Antonia GORANSSON (36')

Referee HONG Eun Ah (KOR)

Summary

Rafaelle gives Brazil hope from the spot

Rafaelle gives Brazil hope from the spot

Brazil and Sweden battled to a 1-1 draw in Group A which leaves the South Americans struggling to qualify for the quarter-finals with just a single point from two games while Sweden have four. Once again Antonia Goransson was on the mark for the Scandinavian side with a first-half goal to add to the two she scored on Tuesday against New Zealand. Brazil's equaliser came from the penalty spot in ...

Highlights

Line-up

BRA
SWE
Substitute(s)
Coaches
Marcos GASPAR (BRA)
(SWE) Calle BARRLING
Officials
  • Referee: HONG Eun Ah (KOR)
  • Assistant Referee 1: LEE Seul Gi (KOR)
  • Assistant Referee 2: KIM Kyoung Min (KOR)
  • Fourth official: Florence GUILLEMIN (FRA)

Photos

  • Emilia Appelqvist of Sweden walks in
  • Rafaelle of Brazil runs with the ball
  • BIELEFELD, GERMANY - JULY 16: Leah of Brazil throws the ball during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup
  • Supporters of Sweden cheer during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B match between Brazil and Sweden
  • Aline, goalkeeper of Brazil gives instructions during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B match between Brazil and Sweden
  • Estergiane L of Brazil and Emilia Appelqvist R of Sweden compete for the ball during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B match between Brazil and Sweden
  • Leah of Brazil throws the ball during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B match between Brazil and Sweden
  • Thaynara (R) of Brazil and Emilia Appelqvist (L) of Sweden shake hands during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B match between Brazil and Sweden
  • Rafaelle (2nd of L) of Brazil celebrates scoring the equalising goal during the 2010 FIFA Women's World Cup Group B match between Brazil and Sweden

Quotes

"Brazil had more of the game and in my view the better of the chances as well. Their goal came as a result of an individual error which they punished severely," Marco Gaspar, Brazil coach.

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    STATISTICS
    BrazilStatisticsSweden
    14Shots7
    9Corner kicks4
    1Yellow cards2
    0Second yellow card and red card0
    0Red Cards0
    55%Possession (%)45%