Women's National Team

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USA

Frisco, Texas | Toyota Stadium

Attendance: 6986

89'

USA Goal: Goal Scorer. Assist: Goal Scorer
Jordyn Huitema
Janine Sonis

88'
Diana Matheson
Allysha Chapman

76'
Caution: - Jessie, Fleming (Canada WNT) Jessie Fleming

69'
Caution: - Kadeisha, Buchanan (Canada WNT) Kadeisha Buchanan

53'
Adriana Leon
Nichelle Prince

46'
Caution: - Allysha, Chapman (Canada WNT) Allysha Chapman

30'
Caution: - Rebecca, Quinn (Canada WNT) Quinn

26'
2'

USA Goal: Goal Scorer. Assist: Goal Scorer

Timeline

Women's National Team

KO

KO
2 ' |
26 ' | Quinn
30 ' | Allysha Chapman
HT

HT
46 ' | Adriana Leon - Nichelle Prince
53 ' | Kadeisha Buchanan
69 ' | Jessie Fleming
76 ' | Diana Matheson - Allysha Chapman
88 ' | Jordyn Huitema - Janine Sonis
89 ' |
FT

FT

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Match Report

Canada took home a silver medal at the 2018 Concacaf Women’s Championship after an 0:2 defeat to champions USA. Rose Lavelle early (2’) and Alex Morgan late (88’) were the two goalscorers.

BY THE NUMBERS:

Canada fired three shots (two of which were on target), connected for 221 of 265 pass attempts (83%), won 11 steals, and held 43% possession against USA. Canada’s pass leaders were Ashley Lawrence with 30 of 34 pass attempts completed, Shelina Zadorsky with 29 of 30 pass attempts completed, and Rebecca Quinn with 28 of 33 pass attempts completed. Goalkeeper Stephanie Labbé made five saves.

LINEUPS & NOTES

Canada's starting lineup featured Stephanie Labbé in goal, Ashley Lawrence at right back, Kadeisha Buchanan and Shelina Zadorsky at centre back, Allysha Chapman at left back, and Rebecca Quinn, Sophie Schmidt, Jessie Fleming, Nichelle Prince, Janine Beckie, and captain Christine Sinclair from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, coach Kenneth Heiner-Møller replaced Prince with Adriana Leon (46’), Chapman with Diana Matheson (75’), and Beckie with Jordyn Huitema (88’).

USA’s starting lineup featured Alyssa Naeher (goal), Kelley O’Hara, Abby Dahlkemper, Becky Sauerbrunn, Crystal Dunn, Julie Ertz, Rose Lavelle, Lindsey Horan, Tobin Heath, Megan Rapinoe, and captain Alex Morgan.

In the second half, coach Jill Ellis replaced Lavelle with Carli Lloyd (88’), Heath with Mallory Pugh (90’+2), and Dunn with Casey Short (90’+3).

The match was played in front of approximately 6,986 fans at the Toyota Stadium. The match was refereed by Lucila Venegas.