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Women’s World Cup: Semifinal results (July 4)

July 4 in Stanford, Calif. USA 2 Brazil 0. Goals: Parlow 5, Akers (pen.) 80. USA — Scurry, Chastain, Sobrero, Overbeck, Fawcett, Lilly, Akers, Foudy, Hamm (Fair, 85), Milbrett (Fotopoulos, 88), Parlow (MacMillan, 62). Brazil — Maravilha, Suzana (Maicon, 70), Tania, Elane, Nene, Cidinha, Juliana, Formiga, Sissi, Pretinha, Katia. Yellow cards: USA — Akers 90; […]

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Women’s World Cup: Leading scorers (through July 4)

1. Sissi (Brazil), Sun Wen (China) 7 goals. 3. Aarones (Norway) 4 goals. 4. Grings (Germany), Jin Yan (China), Liu Ailing (China), Milbrett (USA), Okosieme (Nigeria), Pettersen (Norway), Pretinha (Brazil), Riise (Norway), Wiegmann (Germany) 3 goals. 13. Akers (USA), Akide (Nigeria), Cidinha (Brazil), Fomina (Russia), Hamm (USA), Hooper (Canada), Jo Song Ok (North Korea), Katia […]

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International: Copa America results and standings (July 2)

Group A July 2 in Asuncion Peru 1 Bolivia 0. Goal: Zuniga 87. Peru — Ibanez, Rebosio, Reynoso, Jose Soto, Jorge Soto, Solano, Pereda (Ciurlizza, 46), Palacios, Jayo, Maestri (Zuniga, 85), Pizarro (Holsen, 57). Bolivia — Fernandez, Ribera, Pena, Sandy, Castillo, Tufino, Soria, Cristaldo (Ochoaizpur, 65), E.Sanchez (Liendo, 82), Gutierrez (Etcheverry, 61), Moreno. Yellow cards: […]

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U.S. Women: Columbus Crew Stadium to host opening doubleheader of U.S. Women’s Cup ’99

Columbus Mayor Gregory S. Lashutka and Crew GM Jamey Rootes announced today that Columbus Crew Stadium will host the U.S. women’s national team in the opening doubleheader of the 1999 Nike U.S. Women’s Cup on Sunday, October 3. The four-team, six-game international event consists of three doubleheaders, each of which will take place at three […]

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U.S. Open Cup: Second-round results (June 30)

Second Round June 30 in Rochester, N.Y. Rochester Rhinos (A-League) 2 New York Freedom (PDL) 1 (OT). Goals: Biello (Miller) 62, Tilley (Biello) 109; Rambo 57. Rochester — Andracki, Sedgewick, Schweitzer, Kirmse, Restrepo, Dietrich (Hardy, 70), Daligcon, Biello, Tanner, Tilley, Miller. New York — Sir, Rambo, Wiseman, Danbusky, Rojas, McElderry, Pachwicz (Justino, 84), Doramadov, O’Boyle, […]

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Women’s World Cup: Quarterfinal results (July 1)

July 1 in Washington, D.C. USA 3 Germany 2. Goals: Milbrett 16, Chastain 49, Fawcett 66; own goal 6, Wiegmann 45. USA — Scurry, Chastain (Fair, 73), Sobrero, Overbeck, Fawcett, Lilly, Akers, Foudy (MacMillan, 65), Hamm, Milbrett, Parlow (Roberts, 85). Germany — Rottenberg, Hingst, Jones, Fitschen, Minnert, Smisek (Lingor, 84), Wiegmann, Meinert, P.Wunderlich (Meyer, 53), […]

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Women’s World Cup: Leading scorers (through July 1)

1. Sissi (Brazil) 7 goals. 2. Sun Wen (China) 5 goals. 3. Aarones (Norway) 4 goals. 4. Grings (Germany), Jin Yan (China), Milbrett (USA), Okosieme (Nigeria), Pettersen (Norway), Pretinha (Brazil), Riise (Norway), Wiegmann (Germany) 3 goals. 12. Akide (Nigeria), Cidinha (Brazil), Fomina (Russia), Hamm (USA), Hooper (Canada), Jo Song Ok (North Korea), Katia (Brazil), Letuchova […]

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