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

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Lansdowne StadiumOttawa (CAN)
20 Jun 2015 - 16:00 Local time
Round of 16
Germany
GermanyGER
Sweden
SwedenSWE
Full-time
FT
4-1

Overview

Match summary

Anja Mittag of Germany celebrates after scoring her teams first goal

Germany too strong for Sweden

Germany continued their march towards a third FIFA Women’s World Cup title after convincingly beating Sweden 4-1 in the Round of 16 at Ottawa's Lansdowne Stadium.
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Match Highlights

Quotes

"I think we were clearly the better team, we played extremely well against (Sweden's) set pieces, you can't (defend) everything against a team that is that skilled at set pieces, but I thought we were good on our set pieces as well. We played well, but we are not yet world champions, and we now have to focus on likely France," Silvia Neid, Germany coach.

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17:4920 Jun 2015
The final whistle sounds.
17:4920 Jun 2015
90'+SEGER (Sweden) is penalised after committing a foul.
17:4820 Jun 2015
90'+NILSSON (Sweden) sees an effort go off target.
17:4820 Jun 2015
90'+SJÖGRAN (Sweden) takes a corner kick.
17:4620 Jun 2015
90'SEGER (Sweden) is penalised after committing a foul.
17:4420 Jun 2015
89' LOTZEN (in) comes off the bench to replace POPP (out) (Germany)
17:4320 Jun 2015
88' MAROZSAN (Germany) scores!!
17:4220 Jun 2015
86'GOESSLING (Germany) takes a corner kick.
17:4020 Jun 2015
85'JAKOBSSON (Sweden) is penalised after committing a foul.
17:4020 Jun 2015
84'SCHELIN (Sweden) concedes a free-kick following a challenge on POPP (Germany).

LYG - Player of the Match

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GermanyGER
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Statistics

Ball possession
51
%
49

Attempts

25Attempts7
11On-Target3
12Off-Target4
2Blocked0

Disciplinary

9Fouls Committed12
1Yellow cards2
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0

Attacking

7Corners2
2Offsides1
13Free kicks11
2Saves7

Line-ups

Germany
GermanyGER
Sweden
SwedenSWE
1
ANGERER
(GK)(C)
1
LINDAHL
(GK)
3
BARTUSIAK
Misses next match if booked
3
SEMBRANT
4
MAIER
4
BERGLUND
80'
5
KRAHN
5
FISCHER
6
LAUDEHR
8
SCHELIN
11
MITTAG
10
JAKOBSSON
13
SASIC
14
ILESTEDT
16
LEUPOLZ
46' HT
15
SJÖGRAN
18
POPP
89'
17
SEGER
(C)
20
GOESSLING
18
SAMUELSSON
46' HT
22
KEMME
77'
23
RUBENSSON
67'
SubstitutesSubstitutes
12
SCHULT
(GK)
12
CARLÉN
(GK)
21
BENKARTH
(GK)
21
SÖBERG
(GK)
2
SCHMIDT
2
ROHLIN
7
BEHRINGER
6
THUNEBRO
8
BREMER
7
DAHLKVIST
9
LOTZEN
89'
9
ASLLANI
67'
10
MAROZSAN
46' HT
11
HJOHLMAN
80'
14
PETER
13
DIAZ
15
CRAMER
77'
16
NILSSON
46' HT
17
HENNING
19
LUND
19
PETERMANN
20
APPELQVIST
23
DÄBRITZ
22
SCHOUGH
CoachCoach
Silvia NEID (GER)Pia SUNDHAGE (SWE)

Match Facts

Ottawa

Ottawa
Since the 1850s, Ottawa has evolved as a G8 capital, offering impressive cultural amenities expected by the diplomatic crowd, while maintaining the friendliness and ease of access of a much smaller centre.

Lansdowne Stadium

  • Stadium nameLansdowne Stadium
  • CityOttawa
  • Year constructed1908
  • Overall capacity26500

Weather

  • Sunny
  • 22° CTemperature
  • 9 m/sWind
  • 43 %Humidity

Officials

  • Referee: RI Hyang Ok
    Korea DPR
    Korea DPRPRK
  • Assistant Referee 1: HONG Kum Nyo (PRK)
  • Assistant Referee 2: Widiya SHAMSURI (MAS)
  • Fourth official: Carina VITULANO (ITA)

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