Great Britain 0-2 Canada - London 2012 Olympic Women's Football, Quarter-Final (3rd August 2012)
Great Britain head into their quarter-final against Canada on a massive high after defeating Brazil in their final group game at Wembley Stadium in front of 70,584.
Team GB are having a dream London 2012 Olympic women's football tournament, so far they are undefeated and they have looked comfortable in all of their wins. The squad are experiencing huge support and they are the only team yet to concede a goal!
Canada's progression to the quarter-finals was not so comfortable, they only just made the final eight by qualifying as one of the best third place teams.
Canada's Melissa Tancredi is the current London 2012 Olympic top goalscorer with 4 goals, but Great Britain's Stephanie Houghton is close behind in 3rd place with 3 goals.
| Great Britain Starting Line-up | Canada Starting Line-up |
Bardsley, |
Mcleod, |
Take a look at both teams full London 2012 Olympic Women's Football squad, Great Britain / Canada
Officials:
Referee - YAMAGISHI Sachiko (JPN),
Assistant Referee 1 - TAKAHASHI Saori (JPN),
Assistant Referee 2 - SHAMSURI Widiya (MAS),
4th Official - STEINHAUS Bibiana (GER)
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Full-time:
Great Britain 0-2 Canada
(Filigno 12', Sinclair 26')
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Tags: 2012, 3rd, August, Britain, Canada, Football, Great, London, Olympic, Quarter-Final, More…
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Permalink Reply by Women's Soccer United on -
Ok, I will check it out after the semi-finals and let you know :)
Gromit said:I can't have access to The Telegraph, so I don't know...
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Permalink Reply by 2xehxtxemyk65 on -
At least they wrote about it. What GB needs is to persuade Jess to take up soccer as a second career! (It is worth checking out her prize-ceremony last night.)
Women's Soccer United said:Yeah lol, I read it and thought, I'm sure that was the other way round, it makes you doubt your own eyes! Thanks I will take a look at them, how about the Telegraph I hear their sports writers are good?
Gromit said:Yes ! The Sun took Ogimi for Ohno and Ohno for Ogimi.,Read The Guardian and The Observer instead ;o)
Women's Soccer United said:The Japanese match information was also wrong!
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