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England go head to head against Canada to close the quarter final matches. Canada have the upper hand as they will be playing on very familiar turf, but we are yet to see England's full power and they may well be saving it for tougher opponents.
The USA and China PR have advanced to the quarter finals of the Women's World Cup after the USWNT beat Colombia 2-0 and China PR dominated Cameroon with 1-0. The two teams haven't met in a World Cup match since 1999, and with both sides confident of winning, only one can reach the semi finals.
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The match between USA and Colombia was a closely contested battle and the referee ended up playing a big part awarding two penalties and sending of the Colombian Goalie. But the USA were able to beat their opponents 2-0 to progress to the Quarter Finals.
Tonight the USA take on Colombia in what is set for a big match up. With the winner earning themselves a place in Quarter Finals of the World Cup.
An experienced USA side took on Nigeria last night. The USA were able to get the win they needed to top their group but Nigeria did come close to getting back in the game, especially with great saves from Dede.
The USA take on Nigeria in what is to be their final game of the group stages. The USA currently sit on top place unlike their opponents Nigeria who sit bottom.
The Netherlands vs Canada match on June 15th marks their very last matches in the group stages. Canada are under pressure to keep their top spot in Group A, and Netherlands need to bring a result to make sure they have a solid chance of making it to the knockout stages.
The USA still find themselves at the top of Group D despite their goalless game against Sweden on Friday evening. However they now only have 1 point between them and Australia in second.
The USA, ranked 2nd in the world, have a tough match tonight (Friday June 12th) as they will be facing Sweden, ranked close to them at 5th. Not only are they close in ranking, but the Swedish team are managed by the USA's former coach Pia Sundhage who brought them a lot of success in her years at the reins.
After Canada and New Zealand met for their first competitive match in over a decade, a half an hour delay due to lightening and heavy rain, and lots of near-misses, the game ended scoreless. New Zealand were able to delay Canada's charge, but still find themselves in the last spot of their group.
Canada and New Zealand have not faced each other in a competitive game since the Pacific Cup in 2000. Since then, they have played a series of seven friendly matches against each other with Canada winning the majority. We preview their first competitive match in over a decade.