France v Jamaica

2023 FIFA Women's World Cup, Group Stage

FranceFranceFRA

DLLWW, 1 PTS

JamaicaJamaicaJAM

LLLLL, 1 PTS

Khadija Shaw - 90'+2'

16
Peyraud-Magnin
7
Karchaoui
20
Cascarino
3
Renard
2
Lakrar
10
Majri
6
Toletti
8
Geyoro
12
Mateo
9
Le Sommer
11
Diani

No.Name
16Pauline Peyraud-Magnin
20Estelle Cascarino
3Wendie Renard
7Sakina Karchaoui
2Maëlle Lakrar
6Sandie Toletti
8Grace Geyoro
10Amel Majri 23Vicki Bècho
12Clara Mateo 15Kenza Dali
9Eugénie Le Sommer
11Kadidiatou Diani

Substitutes
22Ève Périsset
4Laurina Fazer
21Constance Picaud
13Selma Bacha
1Solène Durand
18Viviane Asseyi
17Léa Le Garrec
19Naomie Feller
14Aïssatou Tounkara

13
Spencer
14
Blackwood
4
Swaby
17
Swaby
19
Wiltshire
10
Brown
3
Sampson
8
Spence
21
Matthews
20
Primus
11
Shaw

No.Name
13Rebecca Spencer
4Chantelle Swaby
17Allyson Swaby
14Deneisha Blackwood
19Tiernny Wiltshire
3Vyan Sampson
8Drew Spence
10Jody Brown
21Cheyna Matthews 6Havana Solaun
11Khadija Shaw
20Atlanta Primus 2Solai Washington

Substitutes
9Kameron Simmonds
12Kiki Van Zanten
15Tiffany Cameron
18Trudi Carter
16Paige Bailey-Gayle
22Kayla McKenna
5Konya Plummer
1Sydney Schneider
23Liya Brooks
7Peyton McNamara

Jamaica's Matthews on Shaw's red card: 'We need to keep her motivated'

0:58

What went wrong for Renard and France vs. Jamaica?

1:14

Allianz Stadium

6:00 AM, July 23, 2023Coverage: FOX

Sydney, Australia

Attendance: 39,045

Referees:
María Carvajal

Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
France	3	2	1	0	+4	7
Jamaica	3	1	2	0	+1	5
Brazil	3	1	1	1	+3	4
Panama	3	0	0	3	-8	0

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