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FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015™06 June - 05 July

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Olympic StadiumMontreal (CAN)
26 Jun 2015 - 16:00 Local time
Quarter-finals
Germany
GermanyGER
France
FranceFRA
Full-time
FT
1-1
Germany win on penalties (5 - 4)
Germany win after PSO

Overview

Match summary

Nadine Angerer of Germany celebrates with team mates

Angerer save sends Germany to semis

Nadine Angerer was Germany's shootout heroine as they booked a semi-final spot at Canada 2015, following an enthralling 120 minutes in Montreal which finished 1-1.
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Match Highlights

Quotes

"Fortunately, after the break we changed things around and managed to take the match to a penalty shoot-out. And we’ve got Nadine (Angerer) to thank for what happened next. Winning a match like this will give us a real confidence boost."

Silvia Neid, Germany coach

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Latest News

MatchCast

18:3926 Jun 2015
The penalty shoot-out is over.
18:3826 Jun 2015
(5 - 4) LAVOGEZ (France) sees her penalty saved by the goalkeeper.
18:3726 Jun 2015
(5 - 4) SASIC (Germany) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3726 Jun 2015
(4 - 4) RENARD (France) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3626 Jun 2015
(4 - 3) MAROZSAN (Germany) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3526 Jun 2015
(3 - 3) NECIB (France) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3526 Jun 2015
(3 - 2) PETER (Germany) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3426 Jun 2015
(2 - 2) ABILY (France) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3426 Jun 2015
(2 - 1) LAUDEHR (Germany) successfully converts the penalty!
18:3326 Jun 2015
(1 - 1) THINEY (France) successfully converts the penalty!

LYG - Player of the Match

ANGERER
GermanyGER
Goalkeeper
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Statistics

Ball possession
51
%
49

Attempts

17Attempts24
7On-Target4
5Off-Target10
5Blocked10

Disciplinary

20Fouls Committed19
4Yellow cards2
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0

Attacking

5Corners7
3Offsides2
21Free kicks23
3Saves6

Line-ups

Germany
GermanyGER
France
FranceFRA
1
ANGERER
(GK)(C)
16
BOUHADDI
(GK)
4
MAIER
2
RENARD
(C)
5
KRAHN
4
GEORGES
6
LAUDEHR
6
HENRY
11
MITTAG
46' HT
8
HOUARA D'H
13
SASIC
9
LE SOMMER
91'
14
PETER
10
ABILY
16
LEUPOLZ
12
THOMIS
69'
18
POPP
70'
14
NECIB
20
GOESSLING
79'
18
DELIE
101'
22
KEMME
22
MAJRI
SubstitutesSubstitutes
12
SCHULT
(GK)
1
DEVILLE
(GK)
21
BENKARTH
(GK)
21
GERARD
(GK)
2
SCHMIDT
3
BOULLEAU
3
BARTUSIAK
Not eligible to play
5
DELANNOY
7
BEHRINGER
79'
7
DALI
8
BREMER
11
LAVOGEZ
69'
9
LOTZEN
13
DIANI
10
MAROZSAN
46' HT
15
BUSSAGLIA
15
CRAMER
17
THINEY
91'
17
HENNING
19
MBOCK BATHY
19
PETERMANN
20
BUTEL
23
DÄBRITZ
70'
23
HAMRAOUI
Misses next match if booked 101'
CoachCoach
Silvia NEID (GER)Philippe BERGEROO (FRA)

Match Facts

Montreal

Montreal
Founded in 1642, Montreal is the largest city in the Canadian province of Quebec and is its cultural and business centre.

Olympic Stadium

  • Stadium nameOlympic Stadium
  • CityMontreal
  • Year constructed1976
  • Overall capacity32792

Weather

  • Partly Cloudy
  • 24° CTemperature
  • 2 m/sWind
  • 40 %Humidity

Officials

  • Referee: Carol Anne CHENARD
    Canada
    CanadaCAN
  • Assistant Referee 1: Marie Josee CHARBONNEAU (CAN)
  • Assistant Referee 2: Suzanne MORISSET (CAN)
  • Fourth official: Thalia MITSI (GRE)

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