ALGARVE CUP FIGURES

ALGARVE CUP
FIGURES
ALGARVE CUP FIGURES
Matches played: 357
Participating teams: 28
Most Wins: United States, 46
Most Draws: Sweden, 16
Most Losses: Finland, 54
Highest Points per Match: United States, 2,32 pts
Goals scored: 1041
Goals Scored Average: 2,92
Highest number of goals scored in a single macth: 9, England 3-6 Sweden (05/03/2002)
Matches with no goals*: 20
Most Goals Scored in an edition of the Algarve Cup: 2002, 88 goals
Fewest Goals Scored in an edition of the Algarve Cup: 1994, 27 goals
Highest Goals Average Scored in an edition of the Algarve Cup: 2001 (63 goals / 16 matches average of 3,94 goals / match)
Lowest Goals Average Scored in an edition of the Algarve Cup: 2009 (54 goals / 24 matches average of 1,88 goals / match)
Most Goals Scored: United States, 136
Highest Goals Average Scored: England, 2,63 goals / jogo (21 goals / 8 matches)
Fewest Goals Scored: Faroe Islands, 1
Most Goals Conceded: Finland, 165
Lowest Goals Average Scored: Faroe Islands, 0,25 / jogo (1 goal / 4 matches)
Highest Goal Difference: USA, 85
Highest Goals Average Conceded: Faroe Islands 4,75 goals / match
Fewest Goals Conceded: Japan, 3
Lowest Goals Average Conceded: Romania, 0,63 goals / match (5 goals / 8 matches)
Lowest Goal Difference: Finland, -120
Best scorer: Carla Couto (Portugal), 18 goalss
Highest number of goals scored in a single macth by a player: 3 (Abby Wambach [USA], Andrea Neil
[Canada], Anna Pohjanen [Sweden], Bai Jie [China], Christine Sinclair [Canada], Cindy Parlow [USA],
Dagny Mellgren [Norway], Edite Fernandes [Portugal], Han Duan [China], Hanna Ljungberg [Sweden],
Holmfridur Magnusdottir [Iceland], Inka Grings [Germany], Laura Rus [Romania], Malin Andersson
[Sweden], Mia Hamm [USA], Rangnhild Gulbrandsen [Norway], Shannon MacMillan [USA], Tânia Pinto
[Portugal] e Victoria Svensson [Sweden])
Own-goals: 19
Sequence of matches with goals scored: USA, 57
Most Clean Sheets: USA, 34
Longest Winning Sequence: USA, 11
Longest Undefeated Sequence: USA, 29
Longest Drawing Sequence: Sweden, 3
Longest Losing Sequence: Portugal, 11
Longest Winless Sequence: Finland, 13
*goals obtained during regular time
BRIEF REPORT ON THE ALGARVE CUP
USA
Japan
Romania
Norway
Sweden
Greece
Italy
Germany
England
Canada
France
China
Mexico
Scotland
Iceland
Denmark
Austria
The Netherlands
Rep. Ireland
Russia
Wales
Portugal
Australia
Poland
Chile
Finland
Northern Ireland
Faroe Islands
Pr
Apts
Pts
M
W
D
L
G
16
1
2
18
18
2
4
7
2
4
5
16
2
1
7
18
2
3
4
1
5
18
1
2
1
18
2
1
2,32
2,25
1,88
1,87
1,79
1,75
1,75
1,75
1,63
1,63
1,60
1,58
1,57
1,50
1,39
1,37
1,25
1,08
1,07
1,00
1,00
0,91
0,75
0,63
0,50
0,46
0,38
0,00
146
9
15
133
127
14
28
49
13
26
32
101
11
6
39
97
10
13
16
4
20
63
3
5
2
33
3
0
63
4
8
71
71
8
16
28
8
16
20
64
7
4
28
71
8
12
15
4
20
69
4
8
4
71
8
4
46
3
4
41
37
4
9
16
4
8
10
31
3
2
12
30
3
4
3
1
6
17
0
1
0
8
1
0
8
0
3
10
16
2
1
1
1
2
2
8
2
0
3
7
1
1
7
1
2
12
3
2
2
9
0
0
9
1
1
20
18
2
6
11
3
6
8
25
2
2
13
34
4
7
5
2
12
40
1
5
2
54
7
4
136
9
13
133
129
9
25
59
21
37
26
91
14
4
45
96
13
9
15
3
25
67
2
8
2
45
4
1
[pr - present; Apts - average points; pts - points; m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against;
ALL TIME BEST SCORERS
Goals
Players
18
Carla Couto (Portugal)
16
Abby Wambach (USA)
15
Hanna Ljungberg (Sweden)
14
Victoria Svensson (Sweden)
Margret Vidarsdottir (Iceland)
13
Edite Fernandes (Portugal)
Marianne Pettersen (Norway)
12
Dagny Mellgren (Norway)
Hege Riise (Norway)
Kristine Lilly (USA)
11
Ann Kristin Aarones (Norway)
Christine Sinclair (Canada)
Malin Andersson (Sweden)
Shannon MacMillan (USA)
10
Gitte Krogh (Denmark)
9
Laura Kalmari (Finland)
Liu Ying (China)
Merete Pedersen (Denmark)
8
Brigit Prinz (Germany)
Cathrine Sorensen (Denmark)
Han Duan (China)
Helle Jensen (Denmark)
Inka Grings (Germany)
Mia Hamm (USA)
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 1994
16.03.94
Norway 6-0 Finland (Birthe Hegstad, Ann Kristin Aarones [2], Elin Krokan, Kristin Sandberg and o.g.)
USA 5-0 Portugal (Carin Gabarra [2], Kristine Lilly, Tiffeny Milbrett and Julie Foudy)
17.03.94
Finland 0-1 Denmark (Janne Rasmussen)
Portugal 0-3 Sweden (Helen Nilsson, o.g. and Annika Nessvold)
18.03.94
Denmark 1-6 Norway (Christina Hansen); (Ann Kristin Aarones [2], Hege Riise, Linda Medalen, Birth Hegstad and Agnete
Carlsen)
Sweden 0-1 USA (Mia Hamm)
1st
2nd
3rd
Teams
Norway
Denmark
Finland
M
2
2
2
GROUP A
W
D
2
0
1
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
G
12-1
2-6
0-7
Pts
6
3
0
Teams
1st
2nd
3rd
USA
Sweden
Portugal
GROUP B
M
W
2
2
2
1
2
0
D
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
G
6-0
3-1
0-8
20.03.94
5th/6th Places: Finland 0-2 Portugal (Carla Couto and Patrícia Sequeira)
3rd/4th Places: Denmark 0-1 Sweden (Lena Videkull)
1st/2nd Places: Norway 1-0 USA (Ann Kristin Aarones)
Standing
1st Norway
2nd USA
3rd Sweden
4th Denmark
5th Portugal
6th Finland
Best Scorers
1st
Ann Kristin Aarones (Norway): 5
2nd Birth Hegstad (Norway): 2
Carin Gabarra (USA): 2
Awards
Best Scorer: Ann Kristin Aarones (Norway)
Best Player: Ann Kristin Aarones (Norway)
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 1995
14.03.95
USA 2-0 Finland (Kristine Lilly and Mia Hamm)
Denmark 5-0 Portugal (Gitte Krogh, Helle Jensen [2], Lene Madsen and Katrine Pedersen)
Norway 0-1 Netherlands (Sandra Keereweer)
Sweden 4-0 Italy (Lena Videkull [2], Eva Zeikfalvy and Malin Andersson)
16.03.95
Denmark 3-0 Finland (Karina Christensen, Lisbet Kolding and Helle Jensen)
USA 3-0 Portugal (Tiffeny Milbrett and Carin Gabarra [2])
Norway 3-1 Italy (Anita Waage, Linda Madalen and Ann Kristin Aarones); (Silvia Fiorini)
Sweden 2-1 Netherlands (Malin Andersson and Anneli Andelen); (Vera Pauw)
17.03.95
USA 0-2 Denmark (Helle Jensen and Anne Nielsen)
Portugal 0-2 Finland (Anne Makinen and Susanna Heikari)
Norway 2-0 Sweden (Linda Madalen and Hege Riise)
Italy 2-0 Netherlands (Marilu Baldelli and Rita Guarino)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Denmark
USA
Finland
Portugal
GROUP A
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
10-0
5-2
2-5
0-10
Pts
9
6
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Sweden
Norway
Netherlands
Italy
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
2
0
2
0
1
0
1
0
L
1
1
2
2
G
6-3
5-2
2-4
3-7
19.03.95
7th/8th Places: Portugal 1-4 Italy (Patrícia Sequeira); (Antonella Carta, Marilu Baldelli, Rita Guarino and Carolina Morace)
5th/6th Places: Netherlands 1-1 Finland [3-4, p.k.] (Danielle Kormacher); (Anne Makinen)
3rd/4th Places: Norway 3-3 USA [4-2, p.k.] (Kristin Sandberg, Anne Andersen and Merete Myklebust); (Michelle Akers,
Carin Gabarra and Kristine Lilly)
1st/2nd Places: Denmark 2-3 Sweden [e.t.] (Helle Jensen [2]) (Anneli Olsson, Anneli Andelen and Annika Nessvold)
Standing
1st Sweden
2nd Denmark
3rd Norway
4th USA
5th Finland
6th Netherlands
7th Italy
8th Portugal
Best Scorers
1st
Helle Jensen (Denmark): 6
2nd Carin Gabarra (USA): 3
Lena Videkull (Sweden): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Elisabeth Leidinge (Sweden)
Best Scorer: Helle Jensen (Denmark)
Best Player: Helle Jensen (Denmark)
Fair-Play: Sweden
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
6
6
3
3
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 1996
11.03.96
Norway 4-1 China (Marianne Pettersen, Brit Sandaune, Hege Riise and Ann Kristin Aarones); (Shi Guihong)
Russia 2-1 Portugal (Alexandra Svetlitsakaia and Elena Kononova); (Carla Couto)
Sweden 2-1 Denmark (Pia Sundhage and Malin Andersson); (Helle Jensen)
Iceland 3-1 Finland (Asthildur Helgadottir [2] and Helga Osk Hannesdottir); (Anne Makinen)
13.03.96
Norway 3-0 Portugal (Kjersti Thun, Marianne Pettersen and Tina Svensson)
China 1-0 Russia (Shi Guihong)
Sweden 7-0 Finland (Kristin Bengtsson, Anna Pohjanen [3] and Malin Andersson [3])
Denmark 3-0 Iceland (Mereto Pedersen, Jeanne Axelsen and Irene Steling)
15.03.96
Norway 3-0 Russia (o.g., Marianne Pettersen and Linda Medalen)
China 5-1 Portugal (Shi Guihong, Liu Ying [2], Sun Qingmei and Li Y Ating); (Patrícia Sequeira)
Sweden 1-0 Iceland (Malin Andersson)
Denmark 2-0 Finland (Gitte Krogh and Helle Jensen)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Norway
China
Russia
Portugal
GROUP A
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
10-1
7-5
2-5
2-10
Pts
9
6
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Sweden
Denmark
Iceland
Finland
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
3
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
10-1
6-3
3-5
1-12
17.03.96
7th/8th Places: Portugal 3-0 Finland (Carla Couto, Maria João Xavier and Patrícia Sequeira)
5th/6th Places: Russia 1-1 Iceland [3-2, p.k.] (Nadejda Bossikova); (Margret Olfsdottir)
3rd/4th Places: China 2-1 Denmark (Sun Qingmei and o.g.); (Christina Petersen)
1st/2nd Places: Norway 4-0 Sweden (Ann Kristin Aarones [2] and Marianne Pettersen [2])
Standing
1st Sweden
2nd Norway
3rd China
4th Denmark
5th Russia
6th Iceland
7th Portugal
8th Finland
Best Scorers
1st Marianne Pettersen (Norway): 5
Malin Andersson (Sweden): 5
3rd Anna Pohjanen (Sweden): 3
Ann Kristin Aarones (Norway): 3
Shi Guihong (China): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Svetlana Petko (Russia)
Best Scorer: Marianne Pettersen (Norway)
Best Player: Hege Riise (Norway)
Fair-Play: Norway
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 1997
10.03.97
China 3-0 Portugal (Fan Yunjie, Liu Ying and Sun Qingmei)
Sweden 4-0 Netherlands (Victoria Svensson, Kristin Bengtsson, Kristin Jonsson and Camilla Andersson)
Norway 5-1 Finland (Ann Kristin Aarones, o.g., Marianne Pettersen, Ragnhild Gulbrandsen and o.g.); (Susanna Heikari)
Denmark 4-1 Iceland (Hanne Norregaard, Jeanne Axelsen, Kamma Flaeng and Gitte Krogh); (Sigrun Ottarsdottir)
12.03.97
China 1-0 Netherlands (Liu Ying)
Sweden 4-0 Portugal (Camilla Andersson, Malin Swedberg [2] and Malin Allberg)
Norway 6-0 Iceland (Tone Gunn Frustol, Marianne Pettersen, Unni Lehn, Monica Knudsen, Ragnhild Gulbrandsen and Hege
Riise)
Denmark 2-0 Finland (Kamma Flaeng and Rikke Holm)
14.03.97
Netherlands 1-0 Portugal (L. Migchelsen)
China 2-0 Sweden (Liu Ying and Zhao Lihong)
Norway 3-0 Denmark (Unni Lehn and Marianne Pettersen [2])
Iceland 0-2 Finland (Julia Uusmalmi and Laura Kalmari)
Teams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
China
Sweden
Netherlands
Portugal
GROUP A
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
6-0
8-2
1-5
0-8
Pts
9
6
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
3
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
14-1
6-4
3-7
1-12
17.03.97
7th/8th Places: Portugal 0-0 Iceland [3-4, p.k.]
5th/6th Places: Netherlands 1-0 Finland (L. Migchelsen)
3rd/4th Places: Sweden 0-0 Denmark [6-5, p.k.]
1st/2nd Places: China 0-1 Norway (Hege Riise)
Standing
1st Norway
2nd China
3rd Sweden
4th Denmark
5th Netherlands
6th Finland
7th Iceland
8th Portugal
Best Scorers
1st
Marianne Pettersen (Norway): 4
2nd Liu Ying (China): 3
3rd Camilla Andersson (Sweden): 2
Hege Riise (Norway): 2
Kamma Flaeng (Denmark): 2
L. Migchelsen (Netherlands): 2
Malin Swedberg (Sweden): 2
Ragnhild Gulbrandsen (Norway): 2
Unni Lehn (Norway): 2
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Bente Nordby (Norway)
Best Scorer: Marianne Pettersen (Norway)
Best Player: Marianne Pettersen (Norway)
Fair-Play: Sweden
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 1998
15.03.98
Norway 0-1 China (Jin Yan)
Finland 0-2 USA (Michelle Akers and Brandi Chastain)
Sweden 0-0 Denmark
Portugal 1-2 Netherlands (Anabela Santos); (Miranda Noom [2])
17.03.98
China 1-4 USA (Qiu Haiyan); (Mia Hamm [3] and Kristin Lilly)
Norway 1-0 Finland (Hege Riise)
Denmark 6-0 Netherlands (Gitte Krogh [2], Birgit Christensen [2], Anne Nielsen and Hanne Norregaard)
Sweden 2-0 Portugal (Malin Andersson and Christin Lija)
19.03.98
China 1-0 Finland (Mo Chenyue)
Norway 4-1 USA (Marianne Pettersen [2], Hege Riise and Unni Lehn); (Brandi Chastain)
Denmark 2-0 Portugal (Christina Petersen and Lene Jensen)
Sweden 1-0 Netherlands (Victoria Svensson)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Norway
USA
China
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
1
1
1
3
G
5-2
7-5
3-4
0-4
Pts
6
6
6
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Denmark
Sweden
Netherlands
Portugal
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
2
1
2
1
1
0
0
0
L
0
0
2
3
G
8-0
3-0
2-8
1-6
21.03.98
7th/8th Places: Finland 2-2 Portugal (Laura Kalmari and Terhi Uusi-Luornalahti); (Patrícia Sequeira and Carla Couto)
5th/6th Places: China 3-2 Netherlands (Bai Jie [3]); Miranda Noom [2])
3rd/4th Places: USA 3-1 Sweden (Julie Foudy, Brandi Chastain and Kristine Lilly); (Hanna Ljungberg)
1st/2nd Places: Norway 4-1 Denmark (Margunn Haugenes, Unni Lehn, Linda Ormen and Linda Medalen); (Kamma
Flaeng)
Standing
1st Norway
2nd Denmark
3rd USA
4th Sweden
5th China
6th Netherlands
7th Portugal
8th Finland
Best Scorers
1st
Miranda Noom (Netherlands): 4
2nd Bai Jie (China): 3
Brandi Chastain (USA): 3
Mia Hamm (USA): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Bente Nordby (Norway)
Best Scorer: Miranda Noom (Norway)
Best Player: Marianne Pettersen (Norway)
Fair-Play: USA
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
7
7
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 1999
14.03.99
USA 1-1 Sweden (Tiffeny Milbrett); (Linda Fagerstrom)
Norway 1-0 Finland (Gro Espeseth)
Denmark 1-1 Australia (Louise Hansen); (Julie Murray)
Portugal 0-4 China (Sun Wen [2], Liu Ying and Pu Wei)
16.03.99
Sweden 1-2 Norway (Malin Andersson); (Linda Medalen and Anita Rapp)
USA 4-0 Finland (Tiffeny Milbrett [2], Cindy Parlow and Brandi Chastain)
Denmark 0-2 China (Jin Yan and o.g.)
Portugal 0-0 Australia
18.03.99
USA 2-1 Norway (Julie Foudy and Kristina Lilly); (Ann Kristin Aarones)
Sweden 0-0 Finland
Denmark 5-0 Portugal (Merete Pedersen, Janne Rasmunssen, Jeanne Axelsen, Mette Jokumsen and o.g.)
Australia 0-2 China (Jin Yan and Liu Ying)
Teams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
USA
Norway
Sweden
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
3
2
3
2
3
0
3
0
D
1
0
2
1
L
0
1
1
2
G
7-2
4-3
2-3
0-5
Pts
7
6
2
1
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
China
Denmark
Australia
Portugal
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
3
0
1
2
0
2
0
1
L
0
0
1
2
G
8-0
6-3
1-3
0-9
20.03.99
7th/8th Places: Finland 1-2 Portugal (Julia Uusmalmi); (Carla Couto and Adília Martins)
5th/6th Places: Norway 2-2 Denmark [4-1, p.k.] (o.g. and Cecilie Bendiksen); (Janne Rasmunssen and Lene Jensen)
3rd/4th Places: Sweden 1-1Australia [6-7, p.k.] (Malin Gustafsson); (Julie Murray)
1st/2nd Places: USA 1-2 China (Tiffeny Milbrett); (Jin Yan [2])
Standing
1st China
2nd USA
3rd Norway
4th Denmark
5th Australia
6th Sweden
7th Portugal
8th Finland
Best Scorers
1st Tiffeny Milbrett (USA): 4
Jin Yan (China): 4
3rd Janne Rasmussen (Denmark): 2
Julie Murray (Australia): 2
Liu Ying (China): 2
Sun Wen (China): 2
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Ulrika Karlsson (Sweden)
Best Scorer: Tiffeny Milbrett (USA)
Best Player: Tiffeny Milbrett (USA)
Fair-Play: Norway
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
5
2
1
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2000
12.03.00
USA 7-0 Portugal (Cindy Parlow [3], Shannon MacMillan, Joy Fawcett, Tisha Venturini and Jolie Foudy)
Sweden 1-0 Denmark (Elin Flyborg)
China 4-0 Canada (Sun Wen [2], Jin Yan and Zhang Ouying)
Norway 2-0 Finland (Marianne Pettersen and Dagny Mellgren)
14.03.00
USA 2-0 Denmark (Lorrie Fair and Shannon MacMillan)
Sweden 5-1 Portugal (Kristin Bengtsson [2], Tina Nordlund and [2] and Jessika Sundh)
China 4-1 Finland (Liu Ying, Jin Yan, Zhaong Ouying and Zhao Lihong); (Christina Forssell)
Norway 2-0 Canada (Marianne Pettersen and Linda Ormen)
16.03.00
USA 1-0 Sweden (Mia Hamm)
Denmark 2-0 Portugal (Merete Pedersen and Gitte Krogh)
China 0-3 Norway (Dagny Mellgren [3])
Finland 1-2 Canada (Jessica Thorn); (Isabelle Harvey and Amy Walsh)
Teams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
USA
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
GROUP A
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
10-1
6-2
3-3
1-14
Pts
9
6
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Norway
China
Canada
Finland
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
3
0
2
0
1
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
7-1
8-4
3-7
2-8
18.03.00
7th/8th Places: Portugal 0-3 Finland (Heidi Kackur, Christina Forssell and Laura Kalmari)
5th/6th Places: Denmark 2-3 Canada (Merete Pedersen and Lene Jensen); (Christine Sinclair [2] and Breanna Boyd)
3rd/4th Places: Sweden 0-1China (Sun Wen)
1st/2nd Places: Norway 0-1 USA (Brandi Chastain)
Standing
1st USA
2nd Norway
3rd China
4th Sweden
5th Canada
6th Denmark
7th Finland
8th Portugal
Best Scorers
1st
Dagny Mellgren (Norway): 4
2nd Christine Sinclair (Canada): 3
Cindy Parlow (USA): 3
Sun Wen (China): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Bente Nordby (Norway)
Best Scorer: Dagny Mellgren (Norway)
Best Player: Dagny Mellgren (Norway)
Fair-Play: Finland
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2001
11.03.01
USA 0-3 Canada (Charmaine Hooper [2] and Christine Sinclair)
Sweden 4-1 Portugal (Malin Mostrom, Hanna Ljungberg, Victoria Svensson and Elin Flyborg); (Maria João Xavier)
China 1-2 Denmark (Pu Wei); (Nadia Kjaeldgaard and Gitte Krogh)
Finland 1-5 Norway (Heidi Kackur); (Dagny Mellgren [2], Margunn Haugenes and Linda Ormen [2])
13.03.01
Sweden 5-2 Canada (Hanna Ljungberg [3], o.g., Elin Flyborg); (Christine Sinclair [2])
USA 2-0 Portugal (Christie Welsh and Stephanie Rigamat)
Finland 0-6 Denmark (Nadia Kjaeldgaard, Gitte Krogh [2], Merete Pedersen, Mette Jokumsen and Catherine Sorensen)
Norway 0-2 China (Zhao Lihong and Bai Lili)
15.03.01
USA 0-2 Sweden (Tina Nordlund and Hanna Ljungberg)
Portugal 1-2 Canada (Edite Fernandes); (o.g. and Breanna Boyd)
China 3-0 Finland (Liu Ying, Pan Lina and Li Jie)
Denmark 0-1 Norway (Ragnhild Gulbrandsen)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Sweden
Canada
USA
Portugal
GROUP A
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
11-3
7-6
2-5
2-8
Pts
9
6
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Denmark
China
Norway
Finland
M
3
3
3
3
GROUP B
W
D
2
0
2
0
2
0
0
0
L
1
1
1
3
G
8-2
6-2
6-3
1-14
17.03.01
7th/8th Places: Portugal 1-3 Finland (Susana Martins); (Jessica Julin, Terhi Uusi-Luomalahti and Hanna Ekstrom)
5th/6th Places: USA 3-4 Norway (Ally Marquand, Laura Schott and Catherine Reddick); (Rangnhild Gulbrandsen [3] and
Anne Tonnessen)
3rd/4th Places: Canada 1-5 China (Christin Sinclair); (Bai Lili [2], Zhao Lihong [2] and Pu Wei)
1st/2nd Places: Sweden 3-0 Denmark (Linda Fagerstrom, Hanna Ljungberg and Malin Mostrom)
Standing
1st Sweden
2nd Denmark
3rd China
4th Canada
5th Norway
6th USA
7th Finland
8th Portugal
Best Scorers
1st
Hanna Ljungberg (Sweden): 6
2nd Christine Sinclair (Canada): 4
Ragnhild Gulbrandsen (Norway): 4
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Han Wenxia (China)
Best Scorer: Hanna Ljungberg (Sweden)
Best Player: Hanna Ljungberg (Sweden)
Fair-Play: Denmark
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
6
6
6
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2002
01.03.02
Denmark 0-3 Germany (Ariane Hingst, Petra Wimbersky and Martina Muller)
China 4-1 Finland (Ren Liping [2], Bai Jie and Pu Wei); (Minna Mustonen)
Sweden 1-1 USA (Victoria Sevensson); (Shannon MacMillan)
Norway 3-1 England (Dagny Mellgren, Anne Toennenssen and Hege Riise); (Angela Banks)
Canada 3-0 Scotland (Andrea Neil [3])
Portugal 0-1 Wales (Ayshea Martyn)
03.03.02
Finland 0-2 Denmark (Christina Bonde and Lene Jensen)
Germany 2-4 China (Kerstin Stegemann and Renate Lingor); (Pu Wei [2] and Bai Jie [2])
Sweden 3-3 Norway (Victoria Svensson, Kristin Bengtsson and Hanna Ljungberg); (Dagny Mellgren, Anita Raap and Solveig
Gulbrandsen)
USA 2-0 England (Shannon MacMillan and Kelly Wilson)
Canada 4-0 Wales (Isabelle Morneau [2] and Kara Lang [2])
Portugal 1-2 Scotland (Carla Couto); (Julie Fleeting [2])
05.03.02
Denmark 0-1 China (Pu Wei)
Finland 0-2 Germany (Petra Wimbersky and Bettina Wiegmann)
England 3-6 Sweden (Karen Walker [2] and Amanda Barr); (Therese Sjogran [2], Elin Frlborg, Hanna Ljungberg and Ulrika Bjorg
[2])
Norway 3-2 USA (Hege Riise, Dagny Mellgren and Solveig Gulbrandsen); (Shannon MacMillan [2])
Wales 0-1 Scotland (Julie Fleeting)
Portugal 1-7 Canada (Patrícia Sequeira); (Noel Trepanier, Randee Hermus, Christine Sinclair [2], Kara Lang [2]) and Heather
Smith)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
China
Germany
Denmark
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
3
0
3
2
0
3
1
0
3
0
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
L
0
1
2
3
G
9-3
7-4
2-4
1-8
Pts
9
6
3
0
Teams
Canada
Scotland
Wales
Portugal
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
Teams
Norway
Sweden
USA
England
L
0
1
2
3
G
14-1
3-4
1-5
2-10
GROUP B
M
W
3
2
3
1
3
1
3
0
D
1
2
1
0
L
0
0
1
3
G
9-6
10-7
5-4
4-11
Pts
9
6
3
0
07.03.02
11st/12nd Places: Wales 0-4 Portugal (Sónia Silva [2] and Paula Cristina [2])
9th/10th Places: Scotland 1-4 England (Stacey Cook); (Leanne Hall, Vicky Exley, Fara Williams and Karen Burke)
7th/8th Places: Canada 0-3 Finland (Laura Kalmari, Anne Makinen and Minna Mustonen)
5th/6th Places: Denmark 2-3 USA (Lene Jensen and Lene Terp); (Shannon MacMillan [3])
3rd/4th Places: Germany 1-2 Sweden (Kerstin Garefrekes); (Hanna Ljungberg and Malin Andersson)
1st/2nd Places: China 1-0 Norway (Zhao Lihong)
Standing
1st China
2nd Norway
3rd Sweden
4th Germany
5th USA
6th Denmark
7th Finland
8th Canada
9th England
10th Scotland
11st Portugal
12nd Wales
Best Scorers
1st
Shannon MacMillan (USA): 7
2nd Kara Lang (Canada): 4
Pu Wei (China): 4
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Silke Rottenberg (Germany)
Best Scorer: Shannon MacMillan (USA)
Best Player: Bai Jei (China)
Fair-Play: Germany
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
7
5
4
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2003
14.03.03
USA 1-1 Canada (Aly Wagner); (Randee Hermus)
Sweden 1-1 Norway (Hanna Ljungberg); (Dagny Mellgren)
Denmark 0-3 France (Marinette Pichon [2] and Elodie Woock)
China 0-0 Finland
Portugal 1-1 Wales (Inês Silva); (Cheryl Foster)
Rep. Ireland 0-0 Greece
16.03.03
Sweden 1-1 Canada (Hanna Ljungberg); (Sharolta Nonen)
Norway 0-1 USA (Shannon MacMillan)
Denmark 0-0 Finland
China 3-0 France (Wen Sun [2] and Bai Jie)
Portugal 1-1 Greece (Carla Couto); (Regina Holan)
Rep. Ireland 3-1 Wales (Olivia O’Toole [2] and Michele O’Brien); (Ayshea Martyn)
18.03.03
USA 1-1 Sweden (Aly Wagner); (Hanna Ljungberg)
Norway 1-0 Canada (Dagny Mellgren)
China 2-1 Denmark (Duan Han and Wen Sun); (Mette Jokumsen)
France 1-0 Finland (Hoda Lattaf)
Greece 2-0 Wales (Ana Stavroula and Regina Holan)
Portugal 3-2 Rep. Ireland (Ana Rita, Edite Fernandes and Carla Monteiro); (Claire Scanlan and Michele O’Brian)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
USA
Norway
Sweden
Canada
GROUP A
M
W
3
1
3
1
3
0
3
0
D
2
1
3
2
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
L
0
1
0
1
G
3-2
2-2
3-3
2-3
Pts
5
4
3
2
Teams
Greece
Portugal
Rep. Ireland
Wales
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
0
D
2
2
1
1
GROUP B
M
W
3
2
3
2
3
0
3
0
Teams
China
France
Finland
Denmark
L
0
0
1
2
G
3-1
5-4
5-4
2-6
D
1
0
2
1
L
0
1
1
2
G
5-1
4-3
0-1
1-5
Pts
5
5
4
1
20.03.03
11st/12nd Places: Rep. Ireland 2-2 Wales [4-2, p.k.] (Claire Scanlan [2]); (Millie Durrant and Michelle Green)
9th/10th Places: Portugal 0-1 Denmark (o.g.)
7th/8th Places: Greece 1-7 Canada (Amiel Loseno); (Andrea Neil, Christine Sinclair [3], Carmelina Moscato, Kara Lang
and Silvana Burtini)
5th/6th Places: Sweden 5-0 Finland (Victoria Svensson [2], Anna-Maria Eriksson [2] and Hanna Ljungberg)
3rd/4th Places: Norway 1-0 France (Dagny Mellgren)
1st/2nd Places: USA 2-0 China (Shannon MacMillan and Mia Hamm)
Standing
1st USA
2nd China
3rd Norway
4th France
5th Sweden
6th Finland
7th Canada
8th Greece
9th Denmark
10th Portugal
11st Rep. Ireland
12nd Wales
Best Scorers
1st
Hann Liungberg (Sweden): 4
2nd Christine Sinclair (Canada): 3
Claire Scanlan (Rep. Ireland): 3
Dagny Mellgren (Norway): 3
Wen Sun (China): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Astrid Johannessen (Germany)
Best Scorer: Hann Liungberg (Sweden)
Best Player: Ying Liu (China)
Fair-Play: Sweden
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
7
6
2
1
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2004
14.03.04
Denmark 0-1 Sweden (Salina Olsson)
USA 5-1 France (Abby Wambach [2], Mia Hamm, Angela Hucles and Heather Mitts); (Sonia Bompastor)
Norway 4-1 Finland (Unni Lehn, Hege Riise, o.g. and Solveig Gulbrandsen); (Jessica Julin)
Italy 1-0 China (Ilaria Pasqui)
Greece 1-0 Wales (Anastasia Papadoupoulou)
Portugal 2-0 Northern Ireland (Carla Couto and Mónica Ribeiro)
16.03.04
Denmark 0-1 USA (Angela Hucles)
Sweden 0-3 France (Hoda Lattaf, Marinette Pichon and Sonia Bompastor)
Norway 3-0 Italy (Heidi Pedersen, Anne Tonneseen and Hege Riise)
Finland 0-4 China (Zhang Ouying and Han Duan [3])
Northern Ireland 0-2 Greece (Regina Agapitou and Angeliki Tefani)
Portugal 2-3 Wales (Carla Couto [2]); (Katie Daley and Cheryl Foster [2])
18.03.04
Denmark 0-1 France (Marinette Pichon)
Sweden 3-1 USA (Malin Andersson, Anna Sjostrom and Josefine Oqvist); (Catherine Reddick)
Norway 0-0 China
Finland 1-2 Italy (Sanna Valkonen); (Patrizia Panico and Ilaria Pasqui)
Wales 3-1 Northern Ireland (Ceryl Jones, Helen Jones and Jayne Ludlow); (Kimberley Turner)
Portugal 3-0 Greece (Tânia Pinto [3])
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
USA
France
Sweden
Denmark
GROUP A
M
W
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
D
0
0
0
0
L
1
1
1
3
G
7-4
5-5
4-4
0-3
Teams
Portugal
Wales
Greece
Northern Ireland
Pts
6
6
6
0
GROUP C
M
W
3
2
3
2
3
2
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
D
0
0
0
0
Teams
Norway
Italy
China
Finland
L
1
1
1
3
G
7-3
6-4
3-3
1-7
GROUP B
M
W
D
3
2
1
3
2
0
3
1
1
3
0
0
L
0
1
1
3
G
7-1
3-4
4-1
2-10
Pts
6
6
6
0
20.03.04
11st/12nd Places: Greece 2-0 Northern Ireland (Regina Agapitou [2])
9th/10th Places: Finland 4-0 Wales (Laura Kalmari, Anna-Kaisa Rantanen, Sanna Tolenen and Anne Makinen)
7th/8th Places: Denmark 1-0 Portugal (Anne Nielsen)
5th/6th Places: Sweden 1-1 China [5-4, p.k.] (Victoria Svenssen); (Fan Yunjie)
3rd/4th Places: France 3-3 Italy [4-3, p.k.] (Merinette Pichon, Amélie Coquet and Laetitia Tonazzi); (Patrizia Panico [2]
and Chiara Gazzoli)
1st/2nd Places: USA 4-1 Norway (Abby Wambach [3] and Lindsay Tarpley); (Hege Riise)
Standing
1st USA
2nd Norway
3rd France
4th Italy
5th Sweden
6th China
7th Denmark
8th Portugal
9th Finland
10th Wales
11st Greece
12nd Northern Ireland
Best Scorers
1st
Abby Wambach (USA): 5
2nd Carla Couto (Portugal): 3
Han Duan (China): 3
Hege Riise (Norway): 3
Marinette Pichon (France): 3
Patrizia Pânico (Italy): 3
Regina Agapitou (Greece): 3
Tânia Pinto (Portugal): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Sofia Lundgren (Sweden)
Best Scorer: Abby Wambach (USA)
Best Player: Shannon Box (USA)
Fair-Play: Greece
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
7
6
4
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2005
09.03.05
Norway 2-1 China (Trine Ronning and Unni Lehn); (Han Duan)
Sweden 1-2 Germany (Lotta Schelin); (Sandra Simsek and Anja Mittag)
Denmark 4-1 Finland (Louise Hansen, Anne Nielsen [2] and Stine Jensen); (Sanna Talonen)
France 0-1 USA (Christie Welsh)
England 4-0 Northern Ireland (Karen Carney, Vicky Exley [2] and Rachel McArthur)
Mexico 2-1 Portugal (Fatima Leyva and Patricia Perez); (Tânia Pinto)
11.03.05
Germany 4-0 Norway (Anja Mittag, Birgit Prinz [2] and Conny Pohlers)
China 0-2 Sweden (Frida Ostberg and Sara Johansson)
USA 3-0 Finland (Christie Welsh [2] and Abby Wambach)
Denmark 1-2 France (Merete Pedersen); (Marinette Pichon and Corinne Diacre)
Mexico 2-0 Northern Ireland (Patricia Perez and Monica Gonzales)
Portugal 0-4 England (Casey Stoney, Rachel Yankey [2] and Amanda Barr)
13.03.05
China 0-2 Germany (Sandra Smisek and Pia Wunderlich)
Sweden 1-1 Norway (Caroline Seger); (Maritha Kaufmann)
USA 4-0 Denmark (Kristine Lilly [2], Christie Welsh and Abby Wambach)
Finland 1-2 France (Anne Makinen); (Marinette Pichon and Peggy Provost)
England 5-0 Mexico (Fara Williams [2], Alex Scott, Rachel Yankey and Sue Smith)
Northern Ireland 2-1 Portugal (Stacey Hall and Ashley Hutton); (Rita Carneiro)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Germany
Sweden
Norway
China
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
3
0
3
1
1
3
1
1
3
0
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
L
0
1
1
3
G
8-1
4-4
3-6
1-6
Pts
9
4
4
0
Teams
England
Mexico
Northern Ireland
Portugal
Teams
USA
France
Denmark
Finland
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
13-0
4-6
2-7
2-8
GROUP B
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
8-0
4-3
5-7
2-9
Pts
9
6
3
0
Pts
9
6
3
0
15.03.05
11st/12nd Places: Northern Ireland 1-3 Portugal (Sarah McFadden); (Carla Couto [2] and Paula Cristina)
9th/10th Places: Finland 1-1 Mexico [5-6, p.k.] (Laura Kalmari); (Monica Gonzales)
7th/8th Places: China 0-0 England [5-3, p.k.]
5th/6th Places: Norway 2-1 Denmark (Marit Christensen and Trine Ronning); (Merete Pedersen)
3rd/4th Places: Sweden 2-3 France (Sara Johansson [2]); (Laura Georges, Stéphanie Mungneret-Beghe and Hoda Lattaf)
1st/2nd Places: Germany 0-1 USA (Christie Welsh)
Standing
1st USA
2nd Germany
3rd France
4th Sweden
5th Norway
6th Denmark
7th China
8th England
9th Mexico
10th Finland
11st Portugal
12nd Northern Ireland
Best Scorers
1st
Christie Welsh (USA): 5
2nd Rachel Yankey (England): 3
Sara Johansson (Sweden): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Bente Nordby (Norway)
Best Scorer: Christie Welsh (USA)
Best Player: Birgit Prinz (Germany)
Fair-Play: China
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2006
09.03.06
Germany 5-0 Finland (Conny Pohlers [2], Birgit Prinz, Kerstin Garefrekes and Melanie Behringer)
Norway 0-0 Sweden
USA 0-0 China
France 2-2 Denmark (Amélie Coquet and Laetitia Tonazzi); (Cathrine Sorensen and Anne Nielsen)
Portugal 0-1 Rep. Ireland (Laura Hislop)
11.03.06
Finland 0-0 Norway
Sweden 0-3 Germany (Melanie Behringer, Petra Wimbersky and Birgit Prinz)
Denmark 0-5 USA (Abby Wambach, Heather O’Reilly [2], Kristine Lilly and Natasha Kai)
China 0-1 France (Elise Bussaglia)
Rep. Ireland 0-0 Mexico
13.03.06
Germany 1-0 Norway (Petra Wimbersky)
Sweden 4-1 Finland (Victoria Svensson [3] and Malin Mostrom); (Sanna Valkonen)
USA 4-1 France (Kristine Lilly, Aly Wagner, Lindsay Tarpley and Natasha Kai); (Hoda Lattaf)
Denmark 0-6 China (Duan Han [3], Yue Guo [2] and Zhao Xiaoyan)
Portugal 0-6 Mexico (Maribel Castelan [2], Luz Soto, Monica Canales, o.g. and Maria Maradiaga)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Germany
Sweden
Norway
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
3
0
3
1
1
3
0
2
3
0
1
1st
2nd
3rd
L
0
1
1
2
G
9-0
4-4
0-1
1-9
Pts
9
4
2
1
Teams
Mexico
Rep. Ireland
Portugal
Teams
USA
France
China
Denmark
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
2
1
2
1
2
0
D
1
1
0
L
0
0
2
G
6-0
1-0
0-7
GROUP B
M
W
3
2
3
1
3
1
3
0
D
1
1
1
1
L
0
1
1
2
G
9-1
4-6
6-1
2-13
Pts
4
4
0
15.03.06
9th/10th Places: Denmark 4-0 Rep. Ireland (Cathrine Sorensen [2], Maiken Pape and Anne Nielsen)
7th/8th Places: Finland 4-3 Mexico (Laura Kalmari [2], Anna-Kaisa Rantanen and Anne Makinen); (Patricia Peña, Juana
Luna and Teresa Aguilar)
5th/6th Places: Norway 1-0 China (Trine Ronning)
3rd/4th Places: Sweden 1-0 France (Lotta Schelin)
1st/2nd Places: Germany 0-0 USA [4-3, p.k.]
Standing
1st Germany
2nd USA
3rd Sweden
4th France
5th Norway
6th China
7th Finland
8th Mexico
9th Denmark
10th Rep. Ireland
11st Portugal
Best Scorers
1st Cathrine Sorensen (Denmark): 3
Han Duan (China): 3
Victoria Svensson (Sweden): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Hope Solo (USA)
Best Scorer: Cathrine Serensen (Denmark)
Best Player: Shannon Box (USA)
Fair-Play: Finland
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
7
4
4
1
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2007
07.03.07
Germany 1-2 Norway (Renate Lingor); (Ingvild Stensland and Melissa Wiik)
France 0-4 Denmark (Cathrine Sorensen, Maiken Pape, Johanna Rasmussen and Merete Pedersen)
USA 2-1 China (Kristine Lilly and Carli Lloyd); (Han Duan)
Sweden 3-0 Finland (Therese Sjogran, Maria Aronsson and Frida Nordin)
Portugal 1-1 Rep. Ireland (Liliana Martins); (Stephanie Curtis)
Iceland 1-2 Italy (Margret Vidarsdottir); (Pamela Conti and Patrizia Panico)
09.03.07
Norway 0-1 Denmark (Ditte Larsen)
France 1-0 Germany (Elise Bussaglia)
Finland 0-1 USA (Carli Lloyd)
Sweden 1-0 China (Charlotte Rohlin)
Portugal 0-1 Italy (Pamela Conti)
Rep. Ireland 1-1 Iceland (Olivia O’Toole); (Rakel Logadottir)
11.03.07
Denmark 0-3 Germany (Anja Mittag [2] and Melanie Behringer)
Norway 0-1 France (Camille Abiliy)
USA 3-2 Sweden (Abby Wambach [2] and Carli Lloyd); (Josefine Oqvist and Victoria Svensson)
Finland 2-0 China (Anna-Kaisa Ratanen and Sanna Tolenen)
Portugal 1-5 Iceland (Dani); (Katrin Omarsdottir, Holmfridur Magnusdottir [3] and Margret Vidarsdottir)
Italy 4-1 Rep. Ireland (Patrizia Panico, Silvia Fuselli [2] and Sara Gama); (Susan Byrne)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Denmark
France
Norway
Germany
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
2
0
3
2
0
3
1
0
3
1
0
L
1
1
2
2
G
5-3
2-4
2-3
4-3
Teams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Italy
Iceland
Rep. Ireland
Portugal
Pts
6
6
3
3
Teams
USA
Sweden
Finland
China
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
3
3
1
3
0
3
0
D
0
1
2
1
L
0
1
1
2
G
7-2
7-4
3-6
2-7
GROUP B
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
6-3
6-3
2-4
1-5
Pts
9
4
2
1
13.03.07
11st/12nd Places: Rep. Ireland 0-0 Portugal [5-4, p.k.]
9th/10th Places: Iceland 4-1 China (Dora Larusdottir, Greta Samuelsdottir [2] and Margret Vidarsdottir); (Lou Xiaoxu)
7th/8th Places: Italy 1-0 Germany (Silvia Fusseli)
5th/6th Places: Norway 2-0 Finland (Melissa Wiik and Lene Storlokken)
3rd/4th Places: Sweden 3-1 France (Josefine Oqvist, Victoria Svensson and Sara Johansson); (Elodie Ramos)
1st/2nd Places: USA 2-0 Denmark (Kristine Lilly and Carlo Lloyd)
Standing
1st USA
2nd Denmark
3rd Sweden
4th France
5th Norway
6th Finland
7th Italy
8th Germany
9th Iceland
10th China
11st Rep. Ireland
12nd Portugal
Best Scorers
1st
Carli Lloyd (USA): 4
2nd Holmfridur Magnusdottir (Iceland): 3
Margret Vidarsdottir (Iceland): 3
Silvia Fuselli (Italy): 3
Awards
Best Goalkeeper: Caroline Jonsson (Sweden)
Best Scorer: Carli Lloyd (USA)
Best Player: Carli Lloyd (USA)
Fair-Play: Finland
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2008
05.03.08
Germany 0-1 Denmark (Merete Pedersen)
Finland 1-3 Sweden (Leena Puranen); (Hanna Ljungberg, Nilla Fischer and Therese Lundin)
China 0-4 USA (Lindsey Tarpley, Tobin Heath, Abby Wambach and Carli Lloyd)
Norway 4-2 Italy (Elise Thorsnes, Lene Storlokken, Ane Horpestad and Leni Kaurin); (Patrizia Panico and Melania
Gabbiadini)
Portugal 2-0 Rep. Ireland (Edite Fernandes and Sofia Vieira)
Iceland 2-0 Poland (Dora Stefansdottir and Margret Vidarsdottir)
07.03.08
Denmark 1-0 Sweden (Cathrine Sorensen)
Germany 3-0 Finland (Birgit Prinz [2] and Renate Lingor)
USA 2-0 Italy (Lindsey Tarpley and Heather O’Reilly)
Norway 3-1 China (Lene Storlokken, o.g. and Melissa Wiik); (Yue Guo)
Portugal 3-1 Poland (Carla Couto, Edite Fernandes and Sofia Vieira); (Karolina Bochra)
Rep. Ireland 1-4 Iceland (Ciara Grant); (Erla Arnardottir, Margret Vidarsdottir [2] and Sara Gunnarsdottir)
10.03.08
Denmark 1-0 Finland (Cathrine Sorensen)
Sweden 0-2 Germany (Sandra Smisek and Birgit Prinz)
USA 4-0 Norway (Natasha Kai, Abby Wambach, Heather O’Reilly and Amy Rodriguez)
China 0-2 Italy (Pamela Conti and Patrizia Panico)
Portugal 0-3 Iceland (Margret Vidarsdottir [2] and Katrin Jonsdottir)
Poland 0-1 Rep. Ireland (Ciara Grant)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Denmark
Germany
Sweden
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
3
0
3
2
0
3
1
0
3
0
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
L
0
1
2
3
G
3-0
5-1
3-4
1-7
Teams
Iceland
Portugal
Rep. Ireland
Poland
Pts
9
6
3
0
Teams
USA
Norway
Italy
China
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
9-1
5-4
2-6
1-6
GROUP B
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
10-0
7-7
4-6
1-9
Pts
9
6
3
0
12.03.08
11st/12nd Places: Rep. Ireland 2-2 Poland [5-6, p.k.] (Michele O’Brian and Aine O’Gorman); (Marta Stobba and
Agnieszka Winczo)
9th/10th Places: Portugal 1-1 China [4-5, p.k.] (Edite Fernandes); (Yan Bi)
7th/8th Places: Iceland 3-0 Finland (Margret Vidarsdottir, Rakel Honnudottir and Gudrun Gunnarsdottir)
5th/6th Places: Sweden 3-0 Italy (Josefine Oqvist, Sara Thunebro and Victoria Svensson)
3rd/4th Places: Germany 0-2 Norway (Melissa Wiik and Marie Knutsen)
1st/2nd Places: Denmark 1-2 USA (Cathrine Sorensen); (Natasha Kai and Abby Wambach)
Standing
1st USA
2nd Denmark
3rd Norway
4th Germany
5th Sweden
6th Italy
7th Iceland
8th Finland
9th China
10th Portugal
11st Poland
12nd Rep. Ireland
Best Scorers
1st
Margret Vidarsdottir (Iceland): 6
2nd Abby Wambach (USA): 3
Birgit Prinz (Germany): 3
Cathrine Sorensen (Denmark): 3
Edite Fernandes (Portugal): 3
Awards
Fair-Play: Denmark
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS - 2009
04.03.09
Germany 2-0 Finland (Melanie Behringer and Kerstin Garefrekes)
China 0-0 Sweden
USA 2-0 Denmark (Angie Woznuk and Tina DiMartino)
Norway 1-3 Iceland (Kristin Lie); (Björk Gunnars [2] and Margrét Vidars)
Wales 1-2 Austria (Jessica Fishlock); (Kathrin Entner and Katrin Walzl)
Portugal 2-1 Poland (Ana Borges and Edite Fernandes); (Paulina Kawalec)
06.03.09
Sweden 1-0 Finland (Nilla Fischer)
Germany 3-0 China (Kerstin Garefrekes [2] and Kim Kulig)
USA1-0 Iceland (Natasha Kai)
Denmark 2-0 Norway (Johanna Rasmussen and Katrine Pedersen)
Austria 1-1 Poland (Marion Röbner); (Anna Sznyrowska)
Portugal 2-1 Wales (Edite Fernandes and Paula Cristina [g.p.]); (Jayne Ludlow)
09.03.09
Finland 0-1 China (Bi Yan)
Sweden 3-2 Germany (Nilla Fischer and Lotta Schelin [2]); (Inka Grings and Kim Kulig)
Norway 0-1 USA (Megan Rapinoe)
Iceland 0-2 Denmark (Nadia Nadim and Christina Omtoft)
Portugal 1-0 Austria (Sofia Vieira)
Poland 1-5 Wales (Paulina Kawalec);(Jayne Ludlow [2], Gwennanh Harries [2] and Helen Lander)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Sweden
Germany
China
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
2
1
3
2
0
3
1
1
3
0
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
L
0
1
1
3
G
4-2
7-3
1-3
0-4
Teams
Portugal
Austria
Wales
Poland
Pts
7
6
4
0
Teams
USA
Denmark
Iceland
Norway
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
0
D
0
1
0
1
L
0
1
2
2
G
5-2
3-3
7-5
3-8
GROUP B
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
4-0
4-2
3-4
1-6
Pts
9
4
3
1
12.03.08
11st/12nd Places: Wales 1-2 Poland (Jessica Fishlock); (Anna Sznyrowska and Patrycja Pozerska)
9th/10th Places: Austria 0-2 Norway (Trine Ronning and Solveig Gulbrandsen)
7th/8th Places: Portugal 1-1 Finland [2-4, g.p.] (Carla Couto); (Susanna Lehtinen)
5th/6th Places: China 2-1 Iceland (Lou Jiahui and Xu Yuan); (Harpa Thorsteinsdóttir)
3rd/4th Places: Germany 0-1 Denmark (Julie Rydahl Bukh)
1st/2nd Places: Sweden 1-1 USA [5-4, g.p.] (Lotta Schelin; Megan Rapinoe)
Standing
1st Sweden
2nd USA
3rd Denmark
4th Germany
5th China
6th Iceland
7th Finland
8th Portugal
9th Norway
10th Austria
11st Poland
12nd Wales
Best Scorers
1st Jayne Ludlow (Wales): 3
Kerstin Garefrekes (Germany): 3
Lotta Schelin (Sweden): 3
Awards
Best Player: Hope Solo (USA)
Fair-Play: Denmark
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
6
3
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS – 2010
24.02.10
Finland 1-1 China (Linda Sallstrom; Han Duan)
Germany 4-0 Denmark (Melanie Behringer, Birgit Prinz e Inka Grings [2])
United States 2-0 Iceland (Lauren Cheney e Sif Atladottir [ag])
Sweden 2-2 Norway (Lisa Sembrant e Jessica Landstrom; Linda Melissa Wiik e Marit Christensen)
Portugal 5-0 Faroe Islands (Sofia Vieira [2] e Edite Fernandes [3])
Romania 2-0 Austria (Cosmina Dusa e Laura Rus)
26.02.10
Denmark 0-2 China (Xu Yuan [2])
Germany 7-0 Finland (Inka Grings [3], Alexandra Popp [2], Nadine Kessler e Marina Müller)
Norway 1-2 United States (Isabell Herlovsen; Abby Wambach [2])
Iceland 1-5 Sweden (Holmfridur Magnusdottir; Lisa Dahlkvist [2], Linnea Liljegard [2] e Kosovare Asllani)
Portugal 0-0 Romania
Austria 3-0 Faroe Islands (Nina Burger e Marion Grobner [2])
01.03.10
China 0-5 Germany (Kerstin Garefrekes, Anja Mittag [2], Babett Peter e Jennifer Zietz)
Denmark 2-1 Finland (Lise O. Munk e Nadia Nadim; Laura Österberg Kalmari)
United States 2-0 Sweden (Lauren Cheney [2])
Norway 3-2 Iceland (Solveig Gulbrandsen [2], Lise Marie Woods; Ingvild Stensland [a.g.] e Margret Vidarsdottir)
Faroe Islands 1-5 Romania (Olga Hansen; Laura Rus [3], Alexandra Iusan e Iuliana Pavel)
Portugal 2-1 Austria (Sónia Matias e Carla Couto; Marion Gröbner)
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Teams
Germany
China
Denmark
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
3
0
3
1
1
3
1
0
3
0
1
L
0
1
2
2
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
G
16-0
3-6
2-7
2-10
Pts
9
4
3
1
Teams
Romania*
Portugal*
Austria
Faroe Islands
Teams
United States
Sweden
Norway
Iceland
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C*
M
W
3
2
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
1
1
0
0
L
0
0
2
3
G
7-1
7-1
4-4
1-13
GROUP B
M
W
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
0
D
0
1
1
0
L
0
1
1
3
G
6-1
7-5
6-6
3-10
Pts
7
7
3
0
* The group winner have been decided by draw.
03.03.10
11st/12nd Places: Austria 6-0 Faroe Islands (Marlies Hanschitz [2], Marion Grobner, Nina Burger e Sarah Puntigam [2])
9th/10th Places: Portugal 0-3 Iceland (Holmfridur Magnusdottir, Olina Vidarsdottir e Dora Maria Larusdottir)
7th/8th Places: Romania 1-0 Finland (Iuliana Pavel)
5th/6th Places: Denmark 2-1 Norway (Johanna Rasmussen e Katrine Veje]; Cecilie Pedersen)
3rd/4th Places: China 0-2 Sweden (Lisa Dahlkvist e Nilla Fischer)
1st/2nd Places: Germany 2-3 United States (Inka Grings [2]; Carli Lloyd, Abby Wambach e Lauren Cheney)
Standing
1st USA
2nd Germany
3rd Sweden
4th China
5th Denmark
6th Norway
7th Romania
8th Finland
9th Iceland
10th Portugal
11th Austria
12th Faroe Islands
Best Scorers
1st
Inka Grings (Germany): 7
2nd Jayne Ludlow (Wales): 3
Lotta Schelin (Sweden): 3
Awards
Best Player: Inka Grings (Germany)
Fair-Play: Iceland
[m - matches; w - won; d - drawn; l - lost; g - goals for and against; pts - points; p.k. – penalty kicks; e.t. – extra time; o.g. - own goal]
Pts
9
4
4
0
RESULTS AND STANDINGS – 2011
02.03.11
Japan 1-2 USA (Aya Miyama; Amy Rodriguez and Megan Rapinoe)
Norway 2-1 Finland (Elise Thorsnes and Isabell Herlovsen; Laura Osterber Kalmari)
Sweden 1-2 Iceland (Josefine Oqvist; Margrét Vidarsdóttir and Katrín Ómarsdóttir)
China 0-1 Denmark (Wang Dongni [ag])
Romania 2-0 Chile (Cosmina Dusa [2])
Portugal 3-1 Wales (Carla Couto [2] and Edite Fernandes; Loren Dykes)
04.03.11
Japan 5-0 Finland (Shinobu Ohno, Nahomi Kawasumi, Yuki Nagasato and Mami Yamagushi [2])
USA 2-0 Norway (Lindasy Tarpley and Carli Lloyd)
Iceland 2-1 China (Margrét Vidarsdóttir [2]; Ma Jun)
Denmark 1-3 Sweden (Kristine Pedersen; Jessica Landstrom [2] and Josefine Oqvist)
Portugal 0-0 Chile
Wales 2-1 Romania (Jessica Fishlock and Helen Lander; Cosmina Dusa)
07.03.11
Norway 0-1 Japan (Yuki Nagasato)
Finland 0-4 USA (Shannon Boxx, Carli Lloyd and Alex Morgan [2])
China 0-1 Sweden (Lotta Schelin)
Denmark 0-1 Iceland (Dora Lárusdóttir)
Chile 1-2 Wales (Daniela Zamora; Jessica Fishlock [2])
Portugal 1-1 Romania (Edite Fernandes; Stefania Vatafu)
Teams
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
USA
Japan
Norway
Finland
GROUP A
M
W
D
3
3
0
3
2
0
3
1
0
3
0
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
L
0
1
2
3
G
8-1
7-2
2-4
1-11
Teams
Wales
Portugal
Romania
Chile
Pts
9
6
3
0
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
GROUP C
M
W
3
2
3
1
3
1
3
0
D
0
2
1
1
Teams
Iceland
Sweden
Denmark
China
L
1
0
1
2
G
5-5
4-2
4-3
1-4
GROUP B
M
W
3
3
3
2
3
1
3
0
D
0
0
0
0
L
0
1
2
3
G
5-2
5-3
2-4
1-4
Pts
6
5
4
1
09.03.11
11th/12th Places: Romania 1-1 (5-6 pk) Chile (Alexandra Luca; Rocio Soto)
9th/10th Places: Portugal 2-1 Finland (Edite Fernandes and Carla Couto; Essi Sainio)
7th/8th Places: Wales 1-2 China (Gwennan Harries; You Jia and Gu Yasha)
5th/6th Places: Norway 0-0 (5-4 pk) Denmark
3rd/4th Places: Japan 2-1 Sweden (Megumi Kamionobe and Nahomi Kawasumi; Therese Sjogran)
1st/2nd Places: USA 4-2 Iceland (Carli Lloyd, Lauren Cheney, Amy Rodriguez and Alex Morgan; Katrín Ómarsdóttir and
Hallbera Gisladóttir)
Standings
1st USA
2nd Iceland
3rd Japan
4th Sweden
5th Norway
6th Denmark
7th China
8th Wales
9th Portugal
10th Finland
11th Chile
12th Romania
Best Scorers
1st Alex Morgan (USA): 3
Carla Couto (Portugal): 3
Edite Fernandes (Portugal): 3
Jessica Fishlock (Wales): 3
Margrét Vidarsdóttir (Iceland): 3
Awards
Best Player: Homare Sawa (Japan)
Fair-Play: Chile
[j - jogos; v - vitórias; e - empates; d - derrotas; g - golos marcados e sofridos; pts - pontos; g.p. - grandes penalidades; a.p. - após
prolongamento; a.g. - auto-golo]
Pts
9
6
3
0