CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship underway, Canada tops Guatemala in WU17 Group B opener with a superb 8-0

 

Canada's Marie Levasseur dribbles down the field against Guatemala in a CONCACAF Women's Under-17 Championship match against Guatemala on October 31, 2013, in Montego Bay, Jamaica. (Photo: Mexsport)

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – Canada got two goals apiece from three different players to launch Group B play at the 2013 CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship with an 8-0 victory over Guatemala on Wednesday at Catherine Hall Stadium.
It was the most goals ever scored by the Canadians in competition history, exceeding their previous mark by two.
Shortly after a Madelyn Ventura header for Guatemala was saved by goalkeeper Rylee Foster, Canada went ahead in the ninth minute. From the right side of the box, Emily Borgmann delivered a pass that Marie Mychele Metivier crashed home near the left post.
Borgmann doubled the advantage in the 26th minute. Sarah Kinzer used the outside of her right foot to slip a pass through the middle for the 15-year-old, who raced forward and found the back of the net with a shot that hit off the hands of goalkeeper Angie Hidalgo.
Five minutes before the interval, Metivier completed her brace. She gained possession near midfield and went on a long sprint from that resulted in a 3-0 lead for Canada.
While the active Canadians kept attacking in waves, Guatemala conceded a fourth in the 56th minute. Jessie Fleming rocketed an effort past Hidalgo off a feed from Marie Levasseur.
It took only two more minutes for Canada to make it 5-0. A pass from Borgmann allowed Levasseur a direct route to the Guatemalan goal and she effortlessly tallied.
As Guatemala understandably fatigued, Canada remained energetic, striking for three additional goals in the encounter’s closing moments.
With 10 minutes left in regulation, Nadya Gill ran into the right side of the box to loft the ball gently over Hidalgo and under the crossbar.
Gil struck again in the 85th, outpacing the Guatemalan defense to convert with composure and ease.
Two minutes afterwards, Levasseur punctuated the scoreline with her second goal thanks to an assist from Simmrin Dhaliwal.
For their second group games on Saturday, Canada will face Trinidad, while Guatemala will look to bounce back against the United States.

FINAL
8-0

GUA

TRI

FINAL
0-8

USA

SLV

11/01
4:30 pm

MEX

JAM

11/01
7:00 pm

HAI

CAN

11/02
4:30 pm

TRI

The CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship is underway in Montego Bay, Jamaica, with Canada winning its opening group match on 31 October 2013. The eight-team tournament will qualify just two teams to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014.

Group 1 (which kicked off on Wednesday) features El Salvador, Haiti, Jamaica and Mexico. Group 2 (which kicked off on Thursday) features Canada, Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobago and USA.

The top-two teams from each group advance to the CONCACAF semi-final phase, from which the two winners advance to the CONCACAF final and qualify for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014.

As hosts, Costa Rica qualify automatically and do not take part in the CONCACAF Women's U-17 Championship.

THE U-17 ROSTERS

TEAMS

Canada

El Salvador

Guatemala

Haiti

Jamaica

Mexico

Trinidad & Tobago

USA

JAMAICA Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
1	Goalie	Lotteafa Nicketa Clarke	12/15/1997	Jamaica
13	Goalie	Shanay Shanice Ricketts	12/28/1997	Jamaica
Defenders
2	Defender	Sashine Tyra Smith	3/14/1998	Jamaica
4	Defender	Cachet Evelyn Lue	3/26/1997	Jamaica
5	Defender	Konya Tajae Plummer	8/2/1997	Jamaica
6	Defender	Melissa Amelia Hamilton	1/7/1997	Jamaica
14	Defender	Deneisha Selena Blackwood	3/7/1997	Jamaica
15	Defender	Carlletia Azana Savizon	2/15/97	Jamaica
20	Defender	Amoya Johnson Crawford	9/8/1997	Jamaica
Midfielders
7	Midfield	Petagay Dominique Planter	4/17/1998	Jamaica
8	Midfield	Asheina Ayarna Nelson	9/25/1997	Jamaica
9	Midfield	Asia Kai Lee Fatt	4/17/1997	Jamaica
10	Midfield	Felicia Gail Davidson	4/2/1997	Jamaica
11	Midfield	Khadija Monifa Shaw	1/31/1997	Jamaica
12	Midfield	Jorja Leigh Hughes	8/25/1997	Jamaica
16	Midfield	Cheyenne Wakeland Hart	12/8/1998	Jamaica
17	Midfield	Samantha Sanfilippo	11/3/1998	Jamaica
19	Midfield	Robyn Anne Whittaker	1/14/1997	Jamaica
21	Midfield	Jessica Amoy Johnson	4/14/1998	Jamaica
Forwards
18	Forward	Camille Elizabeth Nurse	8/6/1998	Jamaica

 

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CANADA Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
	Goalie	Rylee Ann Foster	13/8/98	Canada
	Goalie	Devon Kerr	3/7/1997	Canada
Defenders
	Defender	Simmrin Dhaliwal	10/2/1997	Canada
	Defender	Rachel Jones	18/2/1997	Canada
	Defender	Mika Richards	4/4/1997	Canada
	Defender	Bianca Rose St-Georges	28/7/1997	Canada
	Defender	Easther Mayi Kith	28/3/1997	Canada
	Defender	Nadia Pestell	3/3/1997	Canada
Midfielders
	Midfield	Karima Lemire	18/10/1998	Canada
	Midfield	Jessie Fleming	11/3/1998	Canada
	Midfield	Sarah Kinzner	28/8/1997	Canada
	Midfield	Avery Lakeman	16/3/1998	Canada
	Midfield	Sarah Stratigakis	7/3/1999	Canada
Forwards
	Forward	Jenna Baxter	20/5/1997	Canada
	Forward	Anyssa Ibrahim	8/2/1999	Canada
	Forward	Jessica Lisi	11/2/1998	Canada
	Forward	Nadya Gill	26/9/1998	Canada
	Forward	Marie Levasseur	18/5/1998	Canada
	Forward	Emily Borgmann	30/12/1997	Canada
	Forward	Marie-Mychèle Mètivief	1/8/1997	Canada

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UNITED STATES Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
18	Goalie	Katherine Hess	10/2/1998	USA
1	Goalie	Lauren Rood	10/9/1997	USA
Defenders
5	Defender	Gabriela Carreiro	4/5/1997	USA
7	Defender	Mia Gyau	6/22/1998	USA
6	Defender	Natalie Jacobs	6/16/97	USA
10	Defender	Elisabeth Jean	1/31/1997	USA
12	Defender	Tegan McGrady	10/11/1997	USA
9	Defender	Zoe Morse	4/1/1998	USA
13	Defender	Taylor Otto	10/23/1997	USA
15	Defender	Zoe Redei	10/8/1997	USA
Midfielders
2	Midfield	Dorian Bailey	1/28/1997	USA
4	Midfield	Marley Canales	11/16/1997	USA
14	Midfield	Taylor Racioppi	2/26/1997	USA
25	Midfield	Francesca Tagliaferri	1/18/1999	USA
Forwards
3	Forward	Madison Haley	10/25/1998	USA
8	Forward	Kelcie Hedge	9/19/1997	USA
11	Forward	Civana Kuhlmann	4/14/1999	USA
17	Forward	Mallory Pugh	4/29/1998	USA
19	Forward	Anika Rodrìguez	1/4/1997	USA
22	Forward	Madison Schultz	1/20/1998	USA

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
1	Goalie	Rebecca Almandoz	7/12/1998	Trinidad
21	Goalie	Nicolette Craig	12/10/1997	Trinidad
Defenders
13	Defender	Chelsea Frederick	4/12/1997	Trinidad
6	Defender	Abishai Guy	4/3/1999	Trinidad
4	Defender	Natisha John	6/5/2000	Trinidad
2	Defender	Tamara Johnson	7/1/1998	Trinidad
3	Defender	Reneè Mike	23/3/1998	Trinidad
5	Defender	Amaya Ellis	31/10/1999	USA
Midfielders
8	Midfield	Summer Arjoon	6/5/1997	Trinidad
11	Midfield	Eden Charles	11/8/1997	USA
12	Midfield	Khaline Jacob	15/1/1997	Trinidad
16	Midfield	Kelsey Henry	4/7/1999	Trinidad
14	Midfield	Chevonne John	19/6/1997	Trinidad
18	Midfield	Jasandra Joseph	6/10/1998	Trinidad
7	Midfield	Dennecia Prince	10/8/1998	Trinidad
Forwards
17	Forward	Maya Matouk	30/3/1998	Trinidad
19	Forward	Chelcy Ralph	15/12/1998	Trinidad
9	Forward	Zoe Swift	22/11/1997	Trinidad
10	Forward	Jahra Thomas	10/7/1997	Trinidad
15	Forward	Corel Carmichael	18/6/1997	USA

MEXICO Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
1	Goalie	Emily Sofìa Alvarado Natividad	9/1/1998	Mèxico
12	Goalie	Miriam Guadalupe Aguirre Olmos	29/1/1999	Mèxico
Defenders
2	Defender	Miriam Vanessa Garcìa Muñoz	14/2/1998	Mèxico
3	Defender	Vanessa Flores Bear	26/5/1997	Mèxico
4	Defender	Rebeca Bernal Rodrìguez	31/8/1997	Mèxico
5	Defender	Alma Gabriela Martìnez Altamirano	25/3/1997	Mèxico
13	Defender	Mònica Rodrìguez Guzmàn	3/8/1998	Mèxico
14	Defender	Arlett Tovar Gòmez	9/5/1997	Mèxico
15	Defender	Jessica Alejandra Moreno Jimènez	3/10/1997	Mèxico
Midfielders
6	Midfield	Eva Beatriz Gonzàlez Tate	22/4/1997	Mèxico
8	Midfield	Briana Elizabeth Woodall Villanueva	10/8/1998	Mèxico
10	Midfield	Betzy Casandra Cuevas Araujo	21/4/1997	Mèxico
11	Midfield	Doriani Montserrat Hernàndez Garcìa	26/6/1999	Mèxico
16	Midfield	Cinthia Karina Huerta Gonzàlez	29/4/1998	Mèxico
17	Midfield	Natalia Villarreal Pardo	19/3/1998	Mèxico
18	Midfield	Belèn de Jesùs Cruz Arzate	7/11/1998	Mèxico
19	Midfield	Mariana Maldonado Gonzàlez	5/8/1999	Mèxico
Forwards
7	Forward	Aylin Villalobos Gojara
9	Forward	Janae Chantell Gonzàlez Yap	2/10/1997	Mèxico
20	Forward	Jaqueline Garcìa Cruz	3/10/1997	Mèxico

HAITI Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
1	Goalie	Jonie Gabriel	11/30/1997	Haitì
12	Goalie	Naphtaline Clermus	8/11/1998	Haitì
Defenders
20	Defender	Martha Dorce Fathou	2/20/1997	Haitì
3	Defender	Jennifer Limage	12/25/1997	Haitì
2	Defender	Soveline Beaubrun	12/7/1997	Haitì
13	Defender	Bertha Auguste	11/3/1997	Haitì
14	Defender	Louwige Durand	2/28/1997	Haitì
5	Defender	Varlene Estime	9/15/1997	Haitì
Midfielders
15	Midfield	Nadyne Millien	7/8/1997	Haitì
22	Midfield	Zila Lafleur	3/2/1997	Haitì
10	Midfield	Kensia Destinvil	9/27/1997	Haitì
11	Midfield	Rudena Paillere	6/15/1997	Haitì
17	Midfield	Gertrude Lerentil	11/2/1997	Haitì
	Midfield	Phiseline Michel	7/27/1997	Haitì
21	Midfield	Nerilia Mondesir	1/17/1999	Haitì
Forwards
8	Forward	Nelourde Nicolas	7/26/1999	Haitì
16	Forward	Isnada Lebrun	8/4/1997	Haitì
7	Forward	Batcheda Louis	6/15/1997	Haitì
9	Forward	Sherly Jeudy	10/10/1998	Haitì

GUATEMALA Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
12	Goalie	Natalie Schaps Calderon	19/2/1999	Guatemala
1	Goalie	Angie Marìa Natalie Hidalgo Arango	7/11/1997	Guatemala
Defenders
3	Defender	Sara Marìa Fetzer Millian	12/4/1999	Guatemala
2	Defender	Isabella Garcìa Salas Echevarrìa	10/9/1998	Guatemala
4	Defender	Pamela Denise Monterroso Cohen	8/6/1997	Guatemala
13	Defender	Lesli Ester Cal Gamarro	20/2/1997	Guatemala
14	Defender	Marìa Josè Barillas Mucia	10/9/1998	Guatemala
16	Defender	Kellin Yuvitza Mayèn Hernàndez	26/7/1999	Guatemala
Midfielders
6	Midfield	Jennifer Carolina Barrios Ruiz	10/6/1997	Guatemala
5	Midfield	Alison Karla Abigail Garcìa	14/10/1997	Guatemala
17	Midfield	Marìa Fernanda Contreras Muñoz	8/11/1998	Guatemala
20	Midfield	Beberly Marìa Josè Montufar Hernàndez	2/8/1997	Guatemala
15	Midfield	Cindy Carolina Granda Estrada	25/8/1997	Guatemala
Forwards
7	Forward	Kelsie Mimi Grabrielle Castellanos Santis	28/11/1997	Guatemala
8	Forward	Laurent B. Markwith Mijangos	9/10/1997	Guatemala
11	Forward	Andrea Mariel Rabanales Sosa	12/6/1998	Guatemala
19	Forward	Anika Schaps Calderòn	12/09/1999	Guatemala
18	Forward	Hercilia Eunice Cabrera Divas	23/6/1998	Guatemala
10	Forward	Aisha Keshy Solòrzano Garcìa	13/4/1998	Guatemala

EL SALVADOR Roster

Number	Position	Player Name	DOB	Nationality
Goalies
1	Goalie	Eleonor Alexandra Hernàndez Zelaya	19/4/1999	El Salvador
18	Goalie	Ana Yanci Granillo Coreas	14/6/1997	El Salvador
Defenders
5	Defender	Fatima Andrea Diaz Bermùdez	17/3/1999	El Salvador
6	Defender	Daniela Guadalupe Espinoza Bernal	19/6/1998	El Salvador
3	Defender	Blanca Elizabeth Aguilar Torres	1/4/1998	El Salvador
2	Defender	Ingrid Jhaneri Franco Martìnez	29/12/1997	El Salvador
20	Defender	Yoselin Marilyn Zapata Aguilar	9/6/1997	El Salvador
4	Defender	Elaily Jasmine Hernàndez Represa	27/5/2000	El Salvador
Midfielders
9	Midfield	Ashly Karina Tobar Montoya	14/2/2000	El Salvador
14	Midfield	Katerin Azucena Sigaran Carpio	7/8/1997	El Salvador
10	Midfield	Maggi Carolina Segovia Romero	15/1/2001	El Salvador
7	Midfield	Brenda Damaria Ceren Delgado	24/9/1998	El Salvador
8	Midfield	Sandra Elizabeth Cortez Maravilla	2/1/1997	El Salvador
12	Midfield	Astrid Daniela Lòpez Flores	23/3/1999	El Salvador
19	Midfield	Sofìa Vicenza Alfaro Tripp	25/3/1997	El Salvador
15	Midfield	Mayra Cristina Sosa Aguilar	6/7/1998	El Salvador
Forwards
17	Forward	Lesly Aracely Molina Rivera	28/1/1997	El Salvador
11	Forward	Evelyn Grisselda Torres Peña	27/7/1997	El Salvador
13	Forward	Alejandra Wahn Alvayero	5/1/1998	El Salvador
16	Forward	Maritza Azucena Fùnes Rodrìguez	28/2/1997	El Salvador

FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015

The FIFA Women's World Cup is held every four years, with the next edition to be played in Canada in 2015. It marks the first major sporting event hosted in Canada from coast to coast, with matches to be played in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montréal and Moncton. The FIFA Women's World Cup will feature the 24 best women's football teams in the world.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 will be preceded one year earlier by the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, one of two FIFA women’s youth tournaments. The FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup returns to Canada for the first time since 2002. The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014 will feature 16 teams featuring players born 1994 or later.

The National Organising Committee for the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 features Victor Montagliani (chair), Steven Reed, Janine Helland, Doug Redmond, Clare Rustad, Walter Sieber and Peter Montopoli.

Canada W17 off to a flying start at CONCACAF Championship

31 October 2013

Canada won it's opening match against Guatemala 8:0 at the 2013 CONCACAF Under-17 Women's Championship.

Goals, in the first-half, came courtesy of Marie Mychèle Metivier 10’, 40’and Emily Borgman 26’. And in the second by Jessie Fleming 56’, Marie Levasseur 58’, 88’ and substitute Nadya Gill 80’, 86’.

“We showed what we had to offer, said Canada’s coach Beverly Priestman following the match. “We have pace and technically proficient players that can live on the ball.”

The match was played at Catherine Hall Stadium at the Montego Bay Sports Complex, in Jamaica.

This is Canada’s 4th time at this tournament. In 2012 Canada finished runners-up to the United States, but won the tournament in 2010. At the inaugural event, in 2008, Canada placed third.

Eight teams from the CONCACAF region are competing in this year’s tournament. The top two will qualify for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014.

Canada’s next match is on Saturday against Trinidad and Tobago at 16.30 ET. Followed by a match against the US on Monday, at 20.00 ET, in what may prove to be the deciding game in Group B.

Matches can be seen live on Sportsnet.ca

MATCH REPORT (coming soon): Canada W17 v Guatemala, 2013 CONCACAF U-17 Women's Championship

 

Host Jamaica opens WU17 campaign with win

Jamaica's Asia Lee-Fatt (#9) in CONCACAF Women's Under-17 Championship action against El Salvador on October 30, 2013, at Catherine Hall Stadium in Montego Bay, Jamaica. (Photo: Mexsport)

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica – Jamaica got its 2013 CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship campaign off to an upbeat start with a 2-0 victory over El Salvador on Wednesday at Catherine Hall Stadium.
The result places the tournament host at the top of Group A with three points. Mexico and Haiti drew 1-1 earlier in the day, leaving them level in second place.
On the offensive end, Robyn-Anne Whittaker was an influential figure for the Reggae Girlz.
In the third minute of first-half stoppage time, she burst straight into the heart of the Salvadoran defense and slipped an inspired pass to Asia Lee-Fatt, who was positioned just to her right. The 16-year-old forward took a separating touch and blasted a shot into the lower-left corner to give Jamaica a 1-0 lead.
Lee-Fatt made it 2-0 eight minutes after the break, knocking in a rebound off a Khadija Shaw effort from 18-yards out that struck the right post.
The Jamaicans were knocking on the door throughout the first half, but some intelligent defending and the woodwork prevented them from inflicting additional damage.
Whittaker, however, proved to be extremely difficult to contain.
After missing from the right side of the box, she cracked another attempt off the right post in the 14th minute. Four minutes before the break, the U.S.-based forward got a foot on a loose ball in box, forcing a save from Salvadoran goalkeeper Eleonor Zelaya.
The Central Americans saw their scoring chances limited mostly to set pieces.
Team captain Sandra Cortez sent a long-distance free kick high in the 26th minute and had another share the same fate early in first-half stoppage time.
A long-distance try by active left-sided midfielder Brenda Ceren in the 80th minute was El Salvador’s only shot of the second half.
In last minute of regulation time, Lee-Fatt came close to completing a hat-trick, only to see Zelaya dive to her right for a stunning stop.
Jamaica is now unbeaten in four of its last five CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship outings and will look to improve on its form against Haiti on Friday. El Salvador will hope to bounce back against Mexico the same day.

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Results update for 31 October 2013
Tous les résultats pour le 31 octobre 2013

THURSDAY / JEUDI2013-10-31 - POL 0:4 SCO
2013-10-31 - MNE 1:4 UKR
2013-10-31 - SRB 1:2 ISL
2013-10-31 - TUR 0:4 ENG
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Qualifications pour #Canada2015 -UEFA
Les 42 équipes européennes ont été divisées en sept groupes de six équipes. Chaque équipe jouera 10 matchs entre septembre 2013 et septembre 2014. Le gagnant de chaque groupe se qualifiera pour la Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA Canada 2015 tandis qu’un barrage entre quatre équipes de deuxième rang (25 octobre à 27 novembre 2014) déterminera le huitième qualifié pour Canada 2015.

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GROUP 1 / GROUPE 1

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
GER - Germany / Allemagne	3	3	0	0	26	0	+26	9
IRL - Republic of Ireland / République d’Irlande	3	2	1	0	6	1	+5	7
SVK - Slovakia / Slovakie	4	1	0	3	2	7	-5	3
RUS - Russia / Russie	2	1	0	1	2	9	-7	3
SVN - Slovenia / Slovénie	3	1	0	2	3	17	-14	3
CRO - Croatia / Croatie	3	0	1	2	1	6	-5	1

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GROUP 2 / GROUPE 2

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
ESP - Spain / Espagne	2	2	0	0	8	0	+8	6
ITA / Italy / Italie	3	2	0	1	6	3	+3	6
ROU - Romania / Roumanie	3	1	1	1	9	2	+7	4
CZE - Czech Republic / République tchèque	2	1	1	0	3	1	+2	4
EST - Estonia / Estonie	3	1	0	2	3	11	-8	3
MKD - FYR Macedonia / ARY Macédonie	3	0	0	3	2	14	-12	0

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GROUP 3 / GROUPE 3

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
SUI - Switzerland / Suisse	3	3	0	0	12	0	+12	9
ISR - Israel / Israël	1	1	0	0	2	0	+2	3
ISL - Iceland / Islande	2	1	0	1	2	3	-1	3
DEN - Denmark / Danemark	2	0	1	1	1	2	-1	1
SRB - Serbia / Serbie	3	0	1	2	2	12	-10	1
MLT - Malta / Malte	1	0	0	1	0	2	-2	0

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GROUP 4 / GROUPE 4

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
SCO - Scotland / Écosse	4	4	0	0	20	2	+18	12
SWE - Sweden / Suède	3	3	0	0	8	0	+8	9
POL - Poland / Pologne	3	1	0	2	6	6	0	3
NIR - Northern Ireland / Irlande du Nord	2	0	1	1	0	2	-2	1
BIH -Bosnia-Herzegovina / Bosnie-Herzégovine	3	0	1	2	0	8	-8	1
FRO - Faroe Islands / Îles Féroé	3	0	0	3	2	18	-16	0

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GROUP 5 / GROUPE 5

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
NOR - Norway / Norvège	3	3	0	0	13	2	+11	9
BEL - Belgium / Belgique	4	3	0	1	14	6	+8	9
NED - Netherlands / Pays-Bas	3	2	0	1	12	2	+10	6
POR - Portugal / Portugal	3	1	0	2	6	12	-6	3
ALB - Albania / Albanie	4	1	0	3	1	13	-12	3
GRE - Greece / Grèce	3	0	0	3	2	13	-11	0

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GROUP 6 / GROUPE 6

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
ENG - England / Angleterre	4	4	0	0	20	0	+20	12
UKR - Ukraine / Ukraine	1	1	0	0	4	1	+3	3
WAL - Wales / Pays de Galles	2	1	0	1	1	2	-1	3
BLR - Belarus / Belarus	3	1	0	2	3	8	-5	3
MNE - Montenegro / Monténégro	2	0	0	2	2	7	-5	0
TUR - Turkey / Turquie	2	0	0	2	0	12	-8	0

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GROUP 7 / GROUPE 7

Teams / Équipes	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	Pts
FIN - Finland / Finlande	3	3	0	0	5	1	+4	9
FRA - France / France	2	2	0	0	7	1	+6	6
AUT - Austria / Autriche	4	3	0	1	9	5	+4	6
HUN - Hungary / Hongrie	2	1	0	1	4	3	+1	3
KAZ - Kazakhstan / Kazakhstan	4	0	1	3	1	8	-7	1
BUL - Bulgaria / Bulgarie	3	0	1	2	1	9	-8	1

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FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015

The FIFA Women's World Cup is held every four years, with the next edition to be played in Canada in 2015. It marks the first major sporting event hosted in Canada from coast to coast, with matches to be played in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montréal and Moncton. The FIFA Women's World Cup will feature the 24 best women's football teams in the world.
The FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 will be preceded one year earlier by the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, one of two FIFA women’s youth tournaments. The FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup returns to Canada for the first time since 2002. The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014 will feature 16 teams featuring players born 1994 or later.
The National Organising Committee for the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 features Victor Montagliani (chair), Steven Reed, Janine Helland, Doug Redmond, Clare Rustad, Walter Sieber and Peter Montopoli.
Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA, Canada 2015

La Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA se déroule chaque quatre ans et la prochaine édition se déroulera au Canada en 2015. Il s’agit du premier événement sportif d’envergure au Canada se déroulant d’un océan à l’autre avec des matchs au programme à Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montréal et Moncton. La Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA Canada 2015 réunira les 24 meilleures équipes nationales féminines au monde.

La Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA Canada 2015 sera précédée d’un an par la Coupe du Monde Féminine U-20 de la FIFA, qui est un des deux tournois juniors féminins organisés par la FIFA. La Coupe du Monde Féminine U-20 de la FIFA revient au Canada pour la première fois depuis son édition inaugurale, alors un tournoi U-19, en 2002. La Coupe du Monde Féminine U-20 de la FIFA Canada 2014 réunira 16 équipes composées de joueuses nées en 1994 ou après.

Le Comité organisateur national de la Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA, Canada 2015 comprend Victor Montagliani (président), Steven Reed, Janine Helland, Doug Redmond, Clare Rustad, Walter Sieber et Peter Montopoli.

WOMEN SOCCER 2013: Canadian Sinclair, McLeod& Moscato shine in return to Host City with a 3-0 win over Korea Republic in Edmonton

31 October 2013

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Edmonton’s favourite heroes from 11 years ago – including Canada 2002 all-stars Erin McLeod, Carmelina Moscato and Christine Sinclair– led Canada to a 3:0 victory over Korea Republic in a Wednesday Women’s International Friendly match at Commonwealth Stadium.
The heroes were part of a Canadian XI that returned “home” for a memorable (yet cold) night of international soccer. Christine Sinclair scored the winning goal and was named Player of the Match.
The City of Edmonton is an Official Host City to both the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014 as well as the FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015. Eleven years ago, it was a Host City to the inaugural FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup (then known as the FIFA U-19 Women’s World Championship) when Canada won silver and captured the hearts of a nation.

Since 2002, Canada national “A”squad has played three times at Commonwealth Stadium, including a pair of wins in which Sinclair has scored in both wins. McLeod and Moscato were both starting for their first time in Edmonton at the “A” level, with both helping Canada post the clean sheet against Korea Republic on 30 October 2013.

Joining Sinclair, McLeod and Moscato in the Wednesday match, second-half sub Robyn Gayle is another alumni from that Canada 2002 silver-medal team. Meanwhile, both goalkeepers McLeod and Stephanie Labbé (who split the duties) call Edmonton home.

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FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014 announces ticket on-sale date and prices

Venue pack ticket information for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014 has been unveiled by Canadian Women’s National Team Players Christine Sinclair, Erin McLeod and Carmelina Moscato at Edmonton City Hall on 28 October 2013. It was also announced that the on-sale date for the first phase of ticket sales will be 28 November 2013. Fans that purchase venue packs can save up to 20 per cent, with groups and clubs offered venue pack savings of up to 30 per cent off regular individual match ticket prices

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Ten superstars shortlisted for annual FIFA Women’s Player of the Year Award

FIFA and France Football have short-listed 10 women’s footballers to be considered for the annual FIFA Women’s Player of the Year award. The final decisions will be made, as usual, by the captains and head coaches of the women’s national teams as well as by international media representatives selected by FIFA.

All 10 candidates are experienced superstars who have represented their countries at the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Three of the ten play in North America’s Women’s Professional Soccer while four play in Germany, two play in Sweden, and one plays in France.

Along with the candidates for the FIFA Women’s Player of the Year award, FIFA and France Football also revealed the shortlist for FIFA World Coach of the Year for Women’s Football.

Women’s shortlists for the FIFA Ballon d’Or 2013 The following ten women (in alphabetical order) are contenders for the title of FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year 2013:
Nadine Angerer (Germany & 1. FFC Frankfurt), Nilla Fischer (Sweden & Linköping FC), Lena Goessling (Germany & VfL Wolfsburg), Saku Kumagai (Japan & 1. FFC Frankfurt), Marta (Brazil & Tyreso FF), Alex Morgan (USA & Portland Thorns FC), Yūki Ōgimi (Japan & 1.FFC Tribune Potsdam), Lotta Schelin (Sweden& FCF Olympique Lyonnais), Christine Sinclair (Canada & Portland Thorns FC), Abby Wambach (USA & Western New York Flash).

The following ten coaches (in alphabetical order, giving first nationality and then team in brackets) are contenders for the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Women’s Football 2013:
Gilles Eyquem (France U-19), Kenneth Heiner-Møller (Denmark WNT), Ralf Kellermann (VfL Wolfsburg), Shelley Kerr (Arsenal Ladies FC), Patrice Lair (FCF Olympique Lyonnais), Silvia Neid (Germany WNT), Cindy Parlow Cone (Portland Thorns FC), Even Pellerud (Norway WNT), Anna Signeul (Scotland WNT), Pia Sundhage (Sweden WNT).

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FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 Qualifiers in Europe

Spain and Switzerland were the big winners in Thursday’s FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 Qualifiers, both winning key head-to-head group match ups on the last day of October 2013. Switzerland won away 0:1 over Denmark, with Ramona Bachmann the lone goal scorer in the first half. Spain won 2:0 over Italy at home, with Sonia Bermúdez scoring the winner in the first half.

One day earlier, Norway won an important match 2:1 over host Netherlands, with captain Ingvild Stensland scoring the winner in the first half. Other notable scores over the past week (all on Saturday) include England winning 2:0 over Wales, Serbia drawing even 1:1 with Denmark, and Bosnia and Herzegovina falling 0:1 in a respectable defeat to Sweden.

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CONCACAF field narrowed in FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014 Qualifiers

Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, and Dominican Republic all advanced to the 2014 CONCACAF Women’s Under-20 Championship, joining a final group of eight teams from which three will qualify for the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Canada 2014.

The CONCACAF Women’s U-20 Championship will take place in the Cayman Islands between 9 and 19 January 2014. Taking part will be USA, Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras.

As hosts, Canada qualify automatically and will not take part in the CONCACAF Women's U-20 Championship.

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CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship underway

The CONCACAF Women’s Under-17 Championship is underway in Montego Bay, Jamaica, with Canada winning its opening group match on 31 October 2013. The eight-team tournament will qualify just two teams to the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014.

Group 1 (which kicked off on Wednesday) features El Salvador, Haiti, Jamaica and Mexico. Group 2 (which kicked off on Thursday) features Canada, Guatemala, Trinidad and Tobago and USA.

The top-two teams from each group advance to the CONCACAF semi-final phase, from which the two winners advance to the CONCACAF final and qualify for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup Costa Rica 2014.
As hosts, Costa Rica qualify automatically and do not take part in the CONCACAF Women's U-17 Championship.

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FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015

The FIFA Women's World Cup is held every four years, with the next edition to be played in Canada in 2015. It marks the first major sporting event hosted in Canada from coast to coast, with matches to be played in Vancouver, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montréal and Moncton. The FIFA Women's World Cup will feature the 24 best women's football teams in the world.

The FIFA Women’s World Cup Canada 2015 will be preceded one year earlier by the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup, one of two FIFA women’s youth tournaments. The FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup returns to Canada for the first time since 2002. The FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Canada 2014 will feature 16 teams featuring players born 1994 or later.

The National Organising Committee for the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 features Victor Montagliani (chair), Steven Reed, Janine Helland, Doug Redmond, Clare Rustad, Walter Sieber and Peter Montopoli.

TOP 15 MOST BEAUTIFUL ATHLETES IN THE PLANET

1.Alex Morgan

Alex Morgan Facebook

Alex Morgan is a professional soccer player for Portland Thorns FC and the U.S. Women's National Team where she has received acclaim for her ability as a striker and great looks. It is safe to say that her looks secured her place on this list.

2.Leryn Franco

Leryn Franco Facebook

Leryn Franco has been moderately successful as a pole vaulter for Paraguay, but has truly made her name as a model. In the past, Franco has appeared in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition, finished runner up in the Miss Universe Paraguay pageant and participated in the Miss Bikini of the Universe pageant. It is safe to say that any male would love to be caught in the back of a dark movie theatre with her.

3.Michelle Jenneke

Michelle Jenneke Facebook

Michelle Jenneke is known in the sports world as an Australian hurdler, but really made her name as one of the most attractive women in sports today. This attractiveness has landed Jenneke in the Sports Illustrated 2013 Swimsuit edition, and left jaws dropping around the world when she comes on the television

4.Caroline Wozniacki

Caroline Wozniacki Facebook

Caroline Wozniacki may be the former No. 1 female tennis player in the world, but she still holds a spot as the most attractive female tennis player alive today. If there is any way we could get Wozniacki to ditch her boyfriend Rory Mcllroy for us, you better bet we would be happy to get caught in the back of a dark movie theatre.

5.Darya Klishina

Darya Klishina Facebook

Darya Klishina is a Russian long jumper and one of the most attractive women in sports today. Klishina is one Russian that does not polarize Americans, and you can bet that any male would love to be caught out with her

6.Alana Blanchard

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Alana Blanchard is a professional surfer and model who has captivated males around the globe for her attractiveness. Blanchard even has her own television show titled Surfer Girl, which follows her around as she models and surfs. You can bet that we would love to get caught out with her.

7.Allyson Felix

Allyson Felix Facebook

Allyson Felix is a very successful sprinter, having won four gold medals during the 2008 and 2012 Olympics. On top of this success running, she is very attractive, and one female athlete we would love to go to a movie with.

8.Lindsey Vonn

Lindsey Vonn Facebook

Lindsey Vonn is one of the most decorated skiers of all time, and currently is dating Tiger Woods. Surely, nobody would feel bad making Vonn ditch Woods considering his past history.

9.Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey Facebook

Ronda Rousey is one of the most successful female UFC fighters ever, but had gained much of her critical acclaim for her appearances in the 2012 ESPN Body Issue and ranking No. 29 on the 2013 Maxim 100 list. We would love to take her out to watch her appearance in the film Fast and Furious 7.

10.Roxy Louw

Image Courtesy of @roxylouw

Roxy Louw is a professional surfer, but truly made her name and likely most of her money through modeling. When one sees her, they can see just why she is such a successful model, and one female that we would love to be caught out in public with.

11.Arianny Celeste

Image Courtesy of @AriannyCeleste

Arianny Celeste borders on the hinge of being an athlete with her job as a UFC ring girl, but seeing her looks, we gave her the benefit of the doubt. We would love to get the chance to get her to take a night off from UFC and come out to the movies with us.

12.Maria Sharapova

Maria Sharapova Facebook

Maria Sharapova is not only one of six women to complete the career Grand Slam, but possibly the most attractive tennis player of all time. Sharapova has appeared in numerous publications as a model, and there is no doubt that we would love to take her out to a movie.

13.Hope Solo

Hope Solo Facebook

Hope Solo is the goalkeeper for the Seattle Reign and the U.S. Women's National Team, and has gained acclaim as the best female goalie in the world. Solo is also surely the most attractive goalkeeper in the world, which cements her position on this list.

14.Angela Rypien

Angela Rypien Facebook

Angela Rypien is a quarterback in the Lingerie Football League and the daughter of former Washington Redskins quarterback Mark Rypien. Anyone who has seen Rypien on or off the football field can see why we would love to come out of a dark movie theatre with her.

15.Gina Carano

Gina Carano Facebook

Gina Carano is one of the first female mixed martial arts stars, but gained most of her fame through television and modeling appearances outside of the ring. In 2008, she was voted "Hottest Woman In America" by Big Biz Magazine and is one female athlete that any male would love to come out of a dark movie theatre with.

Hot Female Athletes

Hottest Female Athletes Facebook

In recent years, the power and image of female athletes as a whole has grown exponentially to the point where a number of female athletes are now household names. The reason for this growth has come down largely to an improvement in quality of play on the field in female sports and the ability for female athletes to connect with a largely male audience through being attractive.
The implementation of Title IX in 1972 has had a large impact on the gradual growth in the number of young girls playing sports such as soccer, volleyball or softball and the resulting improvement in quality of play.
But while this improvement in quality of play has had a large impact on women being more involved in sports than ever before, another driving factor in the growth of female sports has been the promotion of female athletes who are both attractive and successful to the sports audience that is largely compiled of men. The result of this promotion of female athletes is that many males are left with a cemented image of certain female athletes in their heads, and has had a marked influence on the growth of certain sports. For example, when one thinks of the WNBA, their impression of what the women on the television screen will look like is markedly different from the U.S. Women's Soccer team. One result of this is that television ratings have been markedly higher in recent years for the top level women's soccer games than basketball games, despite the fact that basketball is the more traditional sport in American society.
What this building of brands for attractive females has also done is led to men being infatuated with female athletes, very similar to the infatuation with actresses and musicians. The result of this infatuation is that most males have a number of female athletes that they would love to take out and be seen out in public with.
With this infatuation of female athletes in mind, we have decided to compile a list of the 15 hot female athletes that any male would like to get caught in the back of a dark movie theatre with.
Enjoy!

 

ROB FORD CRACK COCAINE VIDEO SCANDAL UPDATE: Crazy stuff from the Rob Ford/Sandro Lisi court documents

Everything you wanted to know about what the mayor gets up to

By Enzo Di Matteo

Earlier today, we published the massive documents that comprised the Information to Obtain a warrant (ITO) for the arrest of Ford's alleged drug dealer buddy Sandro Lisi.
Ford figures very prominently in the volumes, which detail a months-long police investigation to get to the bottom of the you-know-what video scandal. Now that we've had a day to plough through it all, we present to you a curated selection of some of the more curious tidbits contained therein.
(Just remember: although these things have been sworn before a judge by a police officer, they have not been proven in court.)

About Lisi and the efforts to surveil him
• From a cop interview with David Price: Lisi is related to someone who went to high school with Doug Ford.
• Countersurveillance Lisi was conducting from his residence meant cops couldn't get close enough to him without blowing their cover. Enter plane.
• Court documents say Lisi is under a firearms prohibition for life after 2003 convictions for threatening death, assault and criminal harassment.
• Fellow to whom Lisi's Range Rover is registered survived a knife attack, involving several stabs in the back, in 2001. Referred to as a "cocaine user."
• Lisi's "counter surveillance manoeuvres" to shake cops on his tail included turning 10-minute car trips into 45-minute goose chases.
• Lisi was followed by cops to an address on Lamella Road that had been the target of a 2010 drug squad bust of pot, meth and ecstasy. Police scanned it from the air but saw "no abnormal heat signatures."
• On July 18, cops installed a remote-controlled "pole camera" outside Lisi's residence.
• Lisi made a stop at Doug Holyday's campaign office "for a few moments" while under police surveillance.
• On August 8, police installed a tracking device on Lisi's Range Rover.

• Lisi called the cops on August 13 at 2:29 am to report a white minivan circling in the vicinity of the mayor's place. He refused to give his name. Police speculate that the van was the CBC's, which had photographed the mayor at the Esso station down the street from his house. It was night the mayor showed up to the Taste of the Danforth.

About Ford's meetings with Lisi
• Lisi and Ford seem to have known cops were surveilling them, according to observations recorded by cops outside Lisi's house on Sunday, June 16.

• July 11: Lisi meets Ford at the gas station at the corner of the mayor's street and drops a manila envelope into the mayor's SUV while the mayor is inside the shop.

• Police retrieved a bag tossed by the mayor into the garbage after surveillance on July 28 and discovered two empty bottles of vodka.

• The school parking lot where Ford met with Lisi is on Trehorne, across the street from the mayor's sister's place.
• The mayor knew he was being watched by the cops, which may explain why there're no direct exchanges but rather Lisi dropping envelopes in Ford's car.
• There was a "dramatic change" in Lisi's calls to the mayor in June–July. Lisi is no longer calling the mayor's cell but rather the OnStar in his SUV.


• On August 13, cops follow the mayor and Lisi to Weston Wood Park, where they stayed for approximately an hour. A vodka and juice bottle were later seized.

About Ford's staff
• David Price, Ford's head of logistics (aka bodyguard), was interviewed by cops at police headquarters on June 19, where he identified Lisi from a photo.
• The mayor's former chief of staff, Mark Towhey, had "concerns" about Lisi and dispatched David Price to find out more about him.

• A weird thing about the Lisi documents: how often the mayor's likable special assistant / receptionist Tom Beyer turns up as a seeming go-between.
• From cop interview with ex-Ford staffer Chris Fickle: "Lisi may be the person who provides the Mayor with marihuana [sic] and possibly cocaine."

About alleged gang involvement
• Dixon City Bloods gang members hung out at 15 Windsor, home of Ford's high school friend Fabio Basso — "often to 'chop' crack."
• On the day Anthony Smith was killed, the mayor and Lisi spoke seven times on the phone. The mayor made five of those calls.

About the apparent search for the video
• The mayor and Lisi spoke 11 times on May 22, the day after cops say a home invasion took place at Fabio Basso's home on Windsor.
• Courts documents show Lisi had phone communication with Mohamed Siad, the man allegedly in possession of the Ford crack video.

• Nov 5, 2013 at 09:30 PM

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