Germany v Morocco

Germany v Morocco

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USWNT big board: Girma, Rodman injuries cloud 2027 World Cup plans

Ex-USWNT coach Pia Sundhage relieved of Switzerland duties

World Cup qualifiers playoffs - Dates, how to watch... and why Nigeria can still dream of representing Africa

Game Information

FIFA Women's World Cup Standings

FIFA Women's World Cup News

2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Group Stage

GermanyGermanyGER

DWLWL, 3 PTS

MoroccoMoroccoMAR

LLWWW, 0 PTS

Alexandra Popp - 11', 39'

Klara Bühl - 46'

Hanane Aït El Haj - 54' OG

Yasmin Mrabet - 79' OG

Lea Schüller - 90'

1
Frohms
17
Rauch
23
Doorsoun
3
Hendrich
9
Huth
18
Leupolz
13
Däbritz
19
Bühl
20
Magull
22
Brand
11
Popp

No.Name
1Merle Frohms
23Sara Doorsoun
3Kathrin Hendrich
17Feli Rauch 2Chantal Hagel
9Svenja Huth
20Lina Magull 7Lea Schüller
18Melanie Leupolz 14Lena Lattwein
13Sara Däbritz
11Alexandra Popp 10Laura Freigang
19Klara Bühl 16Nicole Anyomi
22Jule Brand

Substitutes
21Stina Johannes
6Lena Oberdorf
12Ann-Katrin Berger
5Marina Hegering
15Sjoeke Nüsken
4Sophia Kleinherne
8Sydney Lohmann

1
Er-Rmichi
2
Redouani
21
Mrabet
17
Aït El Haj
4
Kassi
11
Tagnaout
7
Chebbak
6
Nakkach
19
Ouzraoui
23
Ayane
16
Lahmari

No.Name
1Khadija Er-Rmichi
21Yasmin Mrabet 5Nesryne El Chad
17Hanane Aït El Haj
2Zineb Redouani
4Sarah Kassi
7Ghizlane Chebbak
6Élodie Nakkach 10Najat Badri
11Fatima Tagnaout
19Sakina Ouzraoui 20Sofia Bouftini
23Rosella Ayane 9Ibtissam Jraïdi
16Anissa Lahmari 8Salma Amani

Substitutes
18Kenza Chapelle
13Sabah Seghir
14Rkia Mazrouai
3Nouhaila Benzina
12Assia Zouhair
15Fátima Gharbi
22Inès Arouaissa

AAMI Park

4:30 AM, July 24, 2023Coverage: FS1

Melbourne, Australia

Attendance: 27,256

Referees:
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