WOMEN'S SOCCER: Canada blasts England, 4-0

Andrea Neil and Kara Lang scored two goals apiece and the Canadian women's national team spanked England, 4-0, Monday in Lachine, Quebec.

Neil scored in the 20th and 36th minutes and Lang, a high school junior, added goals in the 66th and 72nd minutes before a sellout crowd of 2,125 at the Catalogna Soccerplexe near Montreal.

Coach Even Pellerud started three WUSA players: Atlanta's Charmaine Hooper and Sharolta Nonen and Carolina's Breanna Boyd. Nonen and Boyd played the full 90 minutes.

Three U.S.-based collegians — SMU's Sasha Andrews, Notre Dame's Candace Chapman and Penn State's Carmelina Moscato — also played. Brittany Timko, who has signed to play at Nebraska in the fall, played 90 minutes, and Florida-bound Melanie Booth came on as a second-half substitute.

England was beaten by the U.S. women, 6-0, on Saturday in Birmingham, Ala., and will conclude its North American tour Thursday against Canada in Ottawa.