On August 3, Canada Women's National Football Team were hosting Germany Women's National Football Team in the Women's 1/4 Final of Olympic Games. With the scoreline at 0-0, the tie remained unresolved and has been settled through penalties, with Germany netting four spot kicks compared to Canada's two.
The stage is set for another captivating encounter as the upcoming encounter sees Canada and Germany square off once more, 2 years after the friendly face-off which Canada won 1-0. Canada Women's National Football Team continues their strong form, having bested Colombia, France, New Zealand and Australia, bringing their unbeaten streak to six.
Germany, fresh off a win against Zambia, approach this match eager to continue their positive form in the same manner. Though notably, their defensive frailties have been apparent as they have struggled to keep opponents from scoring, conceding in their last five away matches.
This Olympic Games - Women clash shines a light on the players who have played crucial roles in creating and converting chances for Canada Women's National Football Team and Germany Women's National Football Team in this campaign. Canada’s attacking options have been bolstered by Jessie Fleming and Vanessa Gilles, the team’s top scorer, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Gilles has already scored two goals in Olympic Games - Women this season, while Fleming has been their leading creator in the competition with two assists. Supporting them are Cloe Lacasse and Evelyne Viens, who have also chipped in with important goals and assists, adding depth to Canada’s attack.
Meanwhile, Lea Schueller and Giulia Gwinn have been pivotal for Germany’s attack, combining to deliver important goals and assists. With three goals in Olympic Games - Women, Schueller is Germany’s top scorer in the league, while Gwinn remains their top assist provider in the competition with two. Klara Buehl, Sjoeke Nuesken and Marina Hegering have also played key roles, contributing with goals and assists to fuel Germany’s attack.
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Canada W kicked off the game with Corey Sheridan, Gabrielle Carle who got substituted by Cloe Lacasse on the 57th minute, Kadeisha Buchanan, Vanessa Gilles, Deanne Rose, Quinn, Simi Awujo who got substituted by Julia Grosso on the 108th minute, Jordyn Huitema who got substituted by Evelyne Viens on the 57th minute, Jessie Fleming who got substituted by Janine Beckie on the 46th minute, Ashley Lawrence and Nichelle Prince who got substituted by Adriana Leon on the 57th minute as starters, with Janine Beckie, Sabrina DAngelo, Julia Grosso, Cloe Lacasse, Adriana Leon, Evelyne Viens and Shelina Zadorsky on the bench.
Germany W's starting eleven were Ann Katrin Berger, Felicitas Rauch, Marina Hegering, Kathrin Hendrich, Giulia Gwinn, Klara Buehl who got substituted by Vivien Endemann on the 65th minute, Sjoeke Nuesken who got substituted by Sydney Lohmann on the 65th minute, Janina Minge, Jule Brand, Lea Schueller who got substituted by Laura Freigang on the 114th minute and Alexandra Popp, with Sara Doorsoun, Vivien Endemann, Laura Freigang, Merle Frohms, Sydney Lohmann, Bibiane Schulze Solano and Elisa Senss on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card three times throughout the game. Jule Brand, Felicitas Rauch and Giulia Gwinn were the ones to receive it.
Over four meetings since August 2016, the teams have each had their moments. Canada Women's Team and Germany each have two wins. The most recent match between them was on February 20, 2022, in a friendly, where Canada secured a 1-0 victory. Over the course of these four head-to-head games, Canada have found the net four times, whereas Germany have scored five. So far, neither Canada Women's Team nor Germany Women's Team have an edge in their recent head-to-head record.
Canada W are on a four-game winning streak, having won Colombia W, France W, New Zealand W and Australia W in their last four matches, while Germany W's most recent outing ended in a win against Zambia W. Overall, Canada have won thirteen of their last twenty matches, losing four and drawing three, while over their most recent twenty games, Germany have claimed thirteen victories, suffered six defeats, and drawn one time.
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