Yank Women Abroad 2019

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  1. BostonRed

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  2. BostonRed

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    Oct 9, 2011
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    New England Revolution
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  3. BostonRed

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    Oct 9, 2011
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    United States
    W-League Team of the Week:

    https://www.w-league.com.au/news/westfield-w-league-team-week-round-2

    Sam Staab (Western Sydney Wanderers)

    Sam Staab is quickly becoming one of the best defenders in the competition on the back of consecutive stellar performances to start the 2019/20 Westfield W-League campaign.

    Wanderers ‘keeper Abby Smith could have spent most of Western Sydney’s game against the Jets sat down with a cup of tea, largely due to the totally dominant display of Staab in the centre of defence.

    Staab made 68 passes at 88.2% accuracy, won eight out of 12 duels and made six clearances in another totally composed and commanding performance.

    Mallory Weber (Adelaide United)

    The American winger was like lightning in a bottle every time Adelaide shifted the ball out left in their 1-0 loss against Sydney FC.

    A constant danger to the Champions’ defence, the Westfield W-League newcomer ripped off six attempts on goal and created four chances for her teammates.

    While many players faded in the second half, Weber came to life as the match wore on. She also did a superb job off the ball, winning a joint-high eight duels for the Reds.

    Lynn Williams (Western Sydney Wanderers)

    American striker Lynn Williams arrived at Wanderland during the week and showed just what she’ll bring to Western Sydney this season in an impressive debut against Newcastle Jets.

    Williams did not score, besides a goal chalked offside in the first half, but she supplied Wanderers a genuine target up front and dovetailed excellently with compatriot Kristen Hamilton.

    She displayed supreme hold-up play, skill in close quarters and fearsome speed in her debut Westfield W-League showing in Red and Black.
     
  4. BostonRed

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    New England Revolution
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    W-League matches:

    Canberra United (1): Kaleigh Kurtz started/90, Simone Charley started/90, Katie Stengel started/90 (goal in '56)
    Melbourne City (2): Lydia Williams started/90, Lauren Barnes started/90
    Goal on this page: https://www.w-league.com.au/match/c...c-women-w-league-24-11-2019/2032859#!/lineups

    Adelaide (0): Julia Ashley, Amber Brooks, Mallory Weber - all started/90
    Sydney (1): Aubrey Bledsoe started/90, Sofia Huerta started/78

    Western Sydney (1): Abby Smith, Sam Staab, Kristen Hamilton, Lynn Williams, all started/90
    Newcastle (0): None
    Video of Williams' improperly disallowed goal here: https://www.w-league.com.au/match/w...s-women-w-league-22-11-2019/2032857#!/lineups

    Brisbane Roar (2): Rylee Baisden, Celeste Boureille, Carson Pickett all started
    Melbourne Victory (3): Darian Jenkins, Haley Hanson, Emily Menges all started.
     
  5. BostonRed

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    #480 BostonRed, Nov 25, 2019
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    From the Washington Post YA weekly summary:

    France Feminine Division 1
    Paris Saint-Germain defender Alana Cook: in the 18 but did not play in 3-1 victory at Reims
    Reims goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce: played 90
    Reims midfielder Rachel Corboz: played 65
    Fleury midfielder Daphne Corboz: played 90 (assist) in 2-0 victory at Metz
    Fleury forward Hannah Diaz: entered in 69th
    Metz forward Sh’Nia Gordon: played 68
    Metz defender Kristen Ricks: in the 18 but did not play
    Metz goalkeeper Sydney Drinkwater: not in the 18
    Guingamp midfielder Carlin Hudson: at Montpellier on Tuesday

    England Women’s Super League
    Birmingham City defender Adrienne Jordan: played 90 in 6-0 defeat to Chelsea
    Birmingham City midfielder Bri Visalli: not in the 18
    West Ham defender Erin Simon: not in the 18 for 3-2 defeat to Reading

    Germany Frauen Bundesliga
    FFC Frankfurt goalkeeper Bryane Heaberlin: played 90 in 2-2 draw with Hoffenheim

    Spain Primera Division Femenina
    Sevilla forward Toni Payne: played 90 (scored in 30th, 90+) in 4-3 victory over Valencia
    Sevilla defender Sabrina Flores: in the 18 but did not play
    Sevilla midfielder Claire Falknor: not in the 18
    Valencia forward Cara Curtin: entered in 90+
    Atletico Madrid defender Kylie Strom: in the 18 but did not play in 3-0 victory over Espanyol
    Tenerife defender Jackie Simpson: not in the 18 for 1-0 victory over Real Betis
    Real Betis goalkeeper Emily Dolan: not in the 18

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/spor...undup-sergino-dest-has-an-assist-an-ajax-win/
     
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    https://equalizersoccer.com/2019/11/26/westfield-w-league-review-week-2-new-look-wanderers-rolling/

    Import of the Week: Lynn Williams, Western Sydney Wanderers

    In her first game in the W-League, Lynn Williams (on loan from the North Carolina Courage) was active in attack throughout the match to power the Wanderers to a 1-0 win over the Newcastle Jets. It was their second win of the season in front of 2,992 fans at their Bankwest Stadium, which was also the first W-League/A-League doubleheader of the season.

    Williams was crucially robbed of the opening goal on the half-hour mark when she was ruled offside after scoring from close range, although two Jets field players were clearly keeping her onside. Western Sydney Wanderers have won their first two games of the season, which they have never done in seven previous seasons. The club looks completely overhauled after last season’s bottom-of-the-table finish with just 4 points, and if they keep up this pace, they should qualify for the postseason for the first time in club history.
     
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    Alexis Rienks, Micaela Milavec and Madison Schupbach start.



    Schupbach scores and assists on #2:



     
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    Janine Beckie starts:

     
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    She wasn't involved in the lone goal in the Man City win, but they are smitten with her performance lately:

     
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    #491 BostonRed, Dec 1, 2019
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    Schupbach picked up a 2nd:





     
  17. BostonRed

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    Lucy Gillett started for Crystal Palace today in England's 2nd tier:

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    Kristen Hamilton & Simone Charley on the top goal scorers for W-League:

     
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    Interview with Hailai Arghandiwal:

    https://www.dw.com/en/afghanistan-midfielder-hailai-arghandiwal-when-you-liberate-half-the-population-you-liberate-everyone/a-51516531

    In the summer of 2018, Arghandiwal's own story changed as she moved abroad and joined Fiorentina in Serie A. Hampered by the fact she wasn't cleared to play for half the season, coaching she felt was lacking tactically, and a tough battle just to make it work, Arghandiwal's time in Italy helped her grow personally more than professionally.

    Arghandiwal has a strong support system in the form of her friends and family, but the loneliness was hard to escape. A season later, unhappy at her stagnating situation in Italy, Arghandiwal chose Germany over France because she had family here. She joined Duisburg in the Bundesliga after proving herself at a trial.
     
  23. BostonRed

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    Alexis Rienks starts:

     
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    Brisbane vs. Canberra:



    Rylee Baisden, Celeste Boureille & Carson Pickett start.



    Simone Charley, Kaleigh Kurtz & Katie Stengel start.

    Brisbane won 2-0.
     
  25. BostonRed

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    Rienks assisted on the game winner:

     

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