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Canada can qualify for the last 16 if they beat New Zealand
Riviere starts for Canada; Sermanni names unchanged Ferns XI
Opening matches: CAN-CAM, NZL-NED
14:26 15/06
Mona Yeganegi
The Canada warm-up is in full swing as the final preparations are made for the big game.
14:21 15/06
Flying the flag
Fans young and old are savouring this FIFA Women's World Cup.
14:18 15/06
Brendan Bradford
As the Football Ferns take to the field for their warm-up, family and friends take their seats in the stands. Ria Percival’s dad is representing!
14:17 15/06
Weather watch
It's been stormy for much of the day but the sun has popped its head out in the build-up to kick-off.
14:13 15/06
Dutch set the pace
The Netherlands have opened up a lead on Canada after that victory over Cameroon earlier. Can the North Americans win to join the Dutch at the summit of Group D and add their names to the last-16 line-up?| MP | W | D | L | GF | GA | +/- | Pts | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Netherlands NED
| 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 1 | 3 | 6 |
Canada CAN
| 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 3 |
New Zealand NZL
| 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | -1 | 0 |
Cameroon CMR
| 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 4 | -3 | 0 |
14:03 15/06
Brendan Bradford
Football Ferns coach Tom Sermanni is keeping the same starting 11 that played against the Netherlands on Tuesday, but there is a slight tweak to the formation. Liv Chance, who made her World Cup debut on the left wing a few days ago, will start on the right. Betsy Hassett moves from the right wing to the left.
14:02 15/06
Canada
Line-ups
New Zealand 
- 1LABBÉ
- 3BUCHANAN
- 4ZADORSKY
- 8RIVIERE
- 10LAWRENCE
- 11SCOTT
- 12SINCLAIR
- 13SCHMIDT
- 15PRINCE
- 16BECKIE
- 17FLEMING
- 1NAYLER
- 2PERCIVAL
- 4BOTT
- 6STOTT
- 7RILEY
- 8ERCEG
- 11GREGORIUS
- 12HASSETT
- 13WHITE
- 14BOWEN
- 22CHANCE
- 1Stephanie LABBE
- 3Kadeisha BUCHANAN
- 4Shelina ZADORSKY
- 8Jayde RIVIERE
- 10Ashley LAWRENCE
- 11Desiree SCOTT
- 12Christine SINCLAIR
- 13Sophie SCHMIDT
- 15Nichelle PRINCE
- 16Janine BECKIE
- 17Jessie FLEMING
- 1Erin NAYLER
- 2Ria PERCIVAL
- 4C.J. BOTT
- 6Rebekah STOTT
- 7Ali RILEY
- 8Abby ERCEG
- 11Sarah GREGORIUS
- 12Betsy HASSETT
- 13Rosie WHITE
- 14Katie BOWEN
- 22Olivia CHANCE
4-4-2 4-4-2
14:02 15/06
Match info
Stade des Alpes, Grenoble
19 °C
Rain
79% Humidity
Referee
YAMASHITA Yoshimi (JPN)
Assistant Referee 1:
TESHIROGI Naomi (JPN)
Assistant Referee 2:
BOZONO Makoto (JPN)
Fourth official:
Kate JACEWICZ (AUS)
Video Assistant Referee:
Jose Maria SANCHEZ (ESP)
Assistant Video Assistant Referee 1:
Kathryn NESBITT (USA)
Assistant Video Assistant Referee 2:
GIL Pawel (POL)
Reserve Assistant Referee:
RODAK Sanja (CRO)
14:01 15/06
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14:00 15/06
Even the great
Even Pellerud is the only coach to have led teams into the FIFA Women’s World Cup semi-finals on three occasions. Having guided Norway to silver and gold in its first two editions, he masterminded victories over Japan and China PR which saw Canada reach the last four for the first and only time in 2003.
13:58 15/06
Mona Yeganegi
Some changes to the Canada line-up, with Jade Riviere - one of the youngest members of the team - coming into the side and Ashley Lawrence replacing Allysha Chapman. The forward and midfield remains largely unchanged, with captain Christine Sinclair and Jessie Fleming at the forefront of a 4-4-2 formation.
13:52 15/06
Flashback to 2011
We looked back to when New Zealand won their first Women's World Cup point with an amazing comeback - and celebrated as only they know how.
13:48 15/06
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