Canada-Mexico friendly: #Women | Okay ladies, now let’s get in formation!! 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️Incondicionales, meet your Starting XI for today’s clash!! 💪🏼🇲🇽⚽️#PasiónyOrgullo | #FMFporNuestroFútbol pic.twitter.com/zS13SFFoO4— Mexican National Team (@miseleccionmxEN) May 18, 2019 Jocelyn Orejel & Kiana Palacios start. 👊🍁 📺: https://t.co/OKOnUUOTeo / TSN / RDS📍: Toronto 🇨🇦 CAN⏰: 13.00 local / 13.00 ET / 10.00 PT🇨🇦: https://t.co/jLb90b3rcM🆚: Mexico#️⃣: 🇨🇦🇲🇽 #CANWNT #DareToShine pic.twitter.com/jnUfRlI5av— Canada Soccer (@CanadaSoccerEN) May 18, 2019 Janine Beckie & Nichelle Prince start.
Reyna Reyes scored for Mexico U20s: #U20Women | A big win to end our participation in the @SudLadiesCup!! 👊🏼🇲🇽🙆🏻♀️⚽️⚽️ Mariel Roman ⚽️⚽️ @nayeli_diaaz ⚽️ Mayra Rios ⚽️ @reynareyes0216 ⚽️⚽️ @nati_mauleon14 ⚽️⚽️ @Gabi_juarez15 #PasiónyOrgullo | #FMFporNuestroFútbol pic.twitter.com/2TaQfHTIzd— Mexican National Team (@miseleccionmxEN) May 18, 2019
Beckie assist: On the goal: Rebecca Quinn passed it up to Ashley Lawrence who crossed the ball just outside the left side of the box to Janine Beckie. Beckie quickly tapped the ball inside the box to Christine Sinclair whose left-footed chip beat Cecilia Santiago for goal #1⃣8⃣1⃣#CANWNT 🍁— Canada Soccer (@CanadaSoccerEN) May 18, 2019 63’ Deanne Rose replaces Nichelle Prince🇨🇦 2:0 🇲🇽#CANWNT pic.twitter.com/dbyHeu9IHH— Canada Soccer (@CanadaSoccerEN) May 18, 2019 74’ Adriana Leon replaces Janine Beckie🇨🇦 2:0 🇲🇽#CANWNT pic.twitter.com/QlS8gQwkiN— Canada Soccer (@CanadaSoccerEN) May 18, 2019 Lindsay Agnew on the bench, DNP. Emily Alvarado DNP. https://twitter.com/CanadaSoccerEN/status/1129804873019604992
Matchday!|🇯🇲vs 🇵🇦 #ReggaeGirlz starting XI for this evening’s game vs Panama.Matchtime: 6pm#JFFLive#ReggaeGirlz#StrikeHard#CreatingHistory pic.twitter.com/5KmW20sIoQ— Official J.F.F (@jff_football) May 19, 2019 Yanks: Schneider Bond-Flasza Swaby Sweatman Adamolekun Gray
First senior cap for Mireya Grey (@MireyaGrey) 🙌 🇯🇲💫 https://t.co/5Y3DcVOuQ1— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 19, 2019 Assisted by Sade Adamolekun with a beautiful ball— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 20, 2019 Chantelle Swaby replaced Laura Jackson and Nicole McClure replaced Sydney Schneider at half time. #JAMPAN— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 20, 2019 60' Toriana Paterson in for Trudi Carter2-0 || #JAMPAN— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 20, 2019
85' Substitution Ashleigh Shim for Mireya Grey and Chanel Hudson-Marks for Dominique Bond-Flasza3-1 || #JAMPAN— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 20, 2019
Looks like Ryann Torrero (not Terrero) has made the Chilean WWC squad: #wwc2019@JueganEllas @aaniramjs @SilkFennec @Lechus79 @rflalves @JWsports1 @sam4wigan @guillemaratoni2 @WWFShow @TeamBelgica @ErikMena77 @WOFLIB @chris_awk @EqualizerSoccer @BassoHannah@lawson_sv @RichJLaverty Chile 🇨🇱 announce their Squad for the World Cup 🏆 pic.twitter.com/psBCQ1JvWb— Wosoworld (@karlyboy71) May 20, 2019
This should open things up in Mexico for Mexican-American players next season: Also:- 19 teams next year w 1 bye each week- 1 Copa MX for 2019-20 rather than 1 Apertura & 1 Clausura- Liga MX Femenil will no longer have groups. Teams now can register 6 Mexican-American players- Quique Setien y Fabio Capello among guests at league meetings in June— Jon Arnold (@ArnoldcommaJon) May 20, 2019
Jamaica names their WWC squad: @FIFAWWC 🌍Meet the Squad. Thanks to @Reggae_Girlz_F @jff_football it’s now official.#FIFAWWC🏆 🇫🇷 DareToShine ✨ pic.twitter.com/XuvuRAeV3M— Kayon Davis, FIFA (@FIFAWWC_JAM) May 22, 2019 It says "23", there are only 22 listed. Sydney Schneider (UNC Wilmington) Nicole McClure (Sion Swifts WFC), Chantelle Swaby (Rutgers University), Dominique Bond-Flasza (PSV Eindhoven), Allyson Swaby (AS Roma), Toriana Patterson (Pink Bari), Lauren Silver (Tornndheims), Chinyelu Asher (Stabak), Marlo Sweatman (Szent Mihály), Kayla McCoy (Houston Dash), Sade Adomolekun (United Soccer Alliance), Cheyna Matthews (Washington Spirit)
Yes, they don't relay have surname in Iceland. 'Brynjarsdottir' literally means Brynjars daughter and on Iceland it actually have just that meaning. Unlike the rest of Scandinavia where patronymic have turned into regular surname.
Cameroon named 2 Yanks to their WWC squad: Cameroon squad for Women's World Cup: Goalkeepers: Annette Ngo Ndom (FAP Amazone, Cameroon), Marthe Omgmaham (Awa FC,Cameroon), Mambingo Mambingo Isabelle (Sunshine Queens, Nigeria) Defenders: Christine Manie (AS Lorraine, France), Marie Awona (Dijon, France), Augustine Edjangue Siliki (Arna Bjornar, Norway), Claudine Meffometou Tcheno (Guingamp, France), Yvonne Leuko (Strasbourg, France), Estelle Laura Johnson (Sky Blue,USA), Ysis Sonkeng (Amazone Fap, Cameroon) Midfielders: Raissa Feudjio (Tenerife, Spain), Genevieve Ngo Mbeleck (Amazone Fap, Cameroon), Grace Ngock Yango (Saint Malo, France), Marlyse Ngo Ndoumbouk (Nancy, France), Therese Abena (Louves Minproff), Charlene Meyong Menene (Louves Minproff, Cameroon) Forwards: Madelaine Ngono Mani (Ambily, France), Gaelle Enganamouit , Gabrielle Aboudi Onguene (CSKA Moscow, Russia), Michaela Abam (Paris FC, France), Nchout Njoya Ajara (Valerenga, Norway), Michelle Akaba (Amazones Fap, Cameroon), Takounda Engolo Alexandra (Éclair Filles, Cameroon)
Well, the mystery of Jamaica's 23rd player has just been solved on the WWC 2019 rosters thread by @FawcettFan14: So, it was another Jamaican-American double citizen, Havana Solaun.
Karen Bardsley starts in friendly: 1 HOUR TILL WE GO. Your team for today’s game.... 🤩 pic.twitter.com/CQg94PDtzd— Lionesses (@Lionesses) May 25, 2019
Canada names its WWC squad (in duplicate on this page as of this post): https://canadasoccer.com/?t=project&sid=1272 Lindsay Agnew Janine Beckie Nichelle Prince
Miranda Nild profile: http://sportnews.com.ng/index.php/2019/05/24/miranda-nild-is-living-the-thai-dream/ For the American-born, Thai international, though, the opening match will have greater meaning than for most as Nild prepares to represent her father’s homeland against the nation in which she was raised. “I was watching the draw live and it was such a wave of emotion when I realized that Thailand would be playing our first match against the USA, and when I saw those cards being placed side-by-side I couldn’t believe it,” she told mycujoo this week from the Thai capital. “It will definitely be such an emotional game for me and the coolest of my life as I get to stand on the same pitch as so many players that I looked up to when I was growing up – the likes of Megan Rapinoe, Tobin Heath and especially Alex Morgan, who went to the same college as me in California.” While admitting it might be slightly awkward given she could be tempted to sing both national anthems, the opportunity of a lifetime is not lost on the young star who will return briefly to America before the World Cup to complete her college graduation.
Ari Romero and Kiana Palacios start against the USWNT: #Women | Now it's our time to rep for the green, white and red!! 💚⚽️❤️Incondicionales, meet your Starting XI for today's match!! 🙋🏻♀️#PasiónyOrgullo | #FMFporNuestroFútbol pic.twitter.com/A4jbnsURv4— Mexican National Team (@miseleccionmxEN) May 26, 2019
Jamaica plays friendly against Scotland: Jamaica's starting XI vs Scotland starting at 1:35pm on CVM-Sydney Schneider GKDominique Bond-Flasza Konya Plummer (Capt)Allyson Swaby Deneisha Blackwood Chantelle Swaby Marlo Sweatman Havana Solaun Trudi Carter Cheyna Matthews Khadija Shaw— Paul A Reid (@realpaulreid) May 28, 2019 Yanks: Sydney Schneider Chantelle Swaby Dominique Bond-Flasza Allyson Swaby Havana Solaun Marlo Sweatman Cheyna Matthews The game:
[SCO-JAM] 30' 1-1 Cuthbert 30m center golaaaaaaaaaaazo 35' 2-1 Weir fk at box top 2/5 right, left instep simple curl into back left high
Looks like Sashana Campbell is in for Dominique Bond-Flasza and Nicole McClure is in for Sydney Schneider.#SCOvJAM— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 28, 2019
48' 2-2 Scotland square pass through circle back, #15 Howard clangs ball away, steps to it and tries a one-touch pass square right. K.Shaw jumps the route, pokes ball into a breakaway, alone through box top right post to 12m 3-right. GK comes out, Shaw chips right instep over her, into 1/3 left back 1/4 high. 68' 3-2 Scotland right ck, to Howard unmarked at 8m 7-left. Standing header perfectly across mouth, drops into back right low. Jamaica had only 10 players due to a right shin/ankle injury to Shaw, not yet subbed.
Kayla McCoy on for the Dash in Jamaica's friendly against Scotland. https://t.co/GFfw8X5Yyc— Hal Kaiser (@Hal_Kaiser) May 28, 2019 Kayla McCoy out after landing awkwardly on her left knee. Scotland still up 3-2. 🙏🏽Hopefully nothing serious for Kayla #DashTFon— Bayou City Republic (@BayouCityRep) May 28, 2019 Chinyelu Asher in for Chantelle Swaby and Jody Brown in for Cheyna Matthews— Ana De Souza (@theanatronfc) May 28, 2019
Ryann Torrero was on the bench for a friendly against Germany: 🚨Formación definida de #LaRojaFemenina para enfrentar a @DFB_Frauen 💪¡A darlo todo!🇩🇪🆚🇨🇱⏰: 11:45 horas🏟: Continental Arena, Regensburg📺: @chilevision #VamosChile #DareToShine #WWC2019 pic.twitter.com/HHfwv5F7YA— Selección Chilena (@LaRoja) May 30, 2019
Ali Riley started as captain & went 90 in 0-1 upset of England in WWC prep finale: COUNTDOWN | Here is the #FootballFerns starting XI for tonight's @FIFAWWC warm-up match against the @Lionesses #ENGvNZL #ForTheFern #LivingTheFernLive on @skysportnz from 12am. pic.twitter.com/1o7zGBuEyG— New Zealand Football 🇳🇿 (@NZ_Football) June 1, 2019 Karen Bardsley on the bench: Here we go. C'MON ENGLAND!#Lionesses pic.twitter.com/QJJ2unZvy9— Lionesses (@Lionesses) June 1, 2019
Lydia Williams starts for Australia: Here are the starting XI's for both @oranjevrouwen and @TheMatildas #NEDvAUS pic.twitter.com/TOVb271hbP— The Women's Game (@TheWomensGame) June 1, 2019
Estelle Johnson profile: https://equalizersoccer.com/2019/06...stelle-johnson-living-the-dream-for-cameroon/ Johnson’s father had a career in agriculture and joined the Peace Corps, which took him all over Africa in the 1980s and 1990s. Along the way he met Estelle’s mom, who is from Mali, and on July 21, 1988 Estelle Johnson was born —in Maroua, Cameroon. Johnson may be Cameroonian and she is also American, and like every other top player in the United States, she dreamed of playing for the U.S. national team. But she never even got as far as a call-in to camp and with her near-retirement in 2014 had pushed the dream to the back of her mind. But watching that Cameroon team in the 2015 World Cup revitalized her energy and belief that she could play for a national team. She decided to reach out through a contact set up by then Spirit teammate Francisca Ordega, a Nigerian international. Alain Djeumfa took over as head coach earlier this year, and with a little help from former NWSL player and Cameroonian Michaela Abam, Johnson was in. She has been training at center back and is a good bet to be in the starting lineup when Cameroon opens the World Cup against Canada on June 10 in Montpellier.