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2002 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship Canada 2002 Coupe du Monde de Football Féminin des Moins de 19 ans 2002 2002 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship.gif Canada 17 August – 1 September 12 6 3 3 19 USA 1 19 CAN 19 GER 19 BRA 26 101 295133 19 CAN Christine Sinclair(10 goals) 19 CAN Christine Sinclair 20 JPN 2004 The 2002 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship was held from 17 August to 1 September. It was the first sanctioned youth tournament for women put together by FIFA. The tournament was hosted by Canada. FIFA granted the tournament to Canada in March 2001. Three cities hosted the tournament, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Victoria. Squads 2002 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship squads Qualified teams Confederation (Continent) Qualifying Tournament Qualifier(s)AFC (Asia)2002 AFC U-19 Women's Championship19 JPN19 TPECAF (Africa) 2002 African U-19 Women's Championship19 NGACONCACAF(North, Central America & Caribbean)Host nation19 CAN2002 CONCACAF U-19 Women's Qualifying Tournament19 USA19 MEXCONMEBOL (South America)2002 CONMEBOL Under-19 Play-Off19 BRAOFC (Oceania)2002 OFC Women's Under 19 Qualifying Tournament19 AUSUEFA (Europe)2002 UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship19 GER19 FRA19 DEN19 ENG Venues BurnabyEdmonton VictoriaSwangard StadiumCommonwealth StadiumCentennial Stadium205px 205px 205px Capacity: 10,000 Capacity: 60,081 Capacity: 5,000center Canada 295 Canada 49.230833 -123.021389 top Burnaby Canada 53.558333 -113.475 right Edmonton Canada 48.467478 -123.315031 bottom Victoria Group stage Group A TeamPtsPldWDLGFGAGD19 CAN9330092+719 JPN4311136−319 DEN3310256−119 NGA1301225−3 18 August 200216:00 19 CAN 3–2 (Report) 19 DEN Sinclair 15Rowe 68Lang 80 Rasmussen 51Stentoft-Herping 53 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 25,000 Szokolai 18 August 200218:15 19 NGA 1–1 (Report) 19 JPN Iwuagwu 36 Sudo 26 Commonwealth Stadium 10,000 Ferreira-James 20 August 200217:45 19 DEN 2–1 (Report) 19 NGA Rasmussen 28 47 Oyewusi 76 Commonwealth Stadium 7,000 Tortura 20 August 200220:00 19 JPN 0–4 (Report) 19 CAN Sinclair 9 45Lang 53 69 Commonwealth Stadium 15,714 Ionescu 22 August 200217:45 19 DEN 1–2 (Report) 19 JPN Jensen 5 Ohno 67 73 Commonwealth Stadium 6,000 Ferreira-James 22 August 200220:00 19 NGA 0–2 (Report) 19 CAN Sinclair 25 69 Commonwealth Stadium 15,803 Szokolai Group B TeamPtsPldWDLGFGAGD19 BRA93300103+719 GER6320152+319 FRA3310227−519 MEX03003510−5 17 August 200217:00 19 GER 2–0 (Report) 19 FRA Mittag 39 90 Swangard Stadium, Vancouver 5,000 Persson 17 August 200219:30 19 MEX 3–5 (Report) 19 BRA Rico 8 pen.Worbis 66Martinez 74 Daniela 6 14Tatiana 30Kelly 60Renata Costa 65 Swangard Stadium 6,000 Deng 19 August 200217:00 19 FRA 2–1 (Report) 19 MEX Ramos 21Abily 39 Worbis 15 Swangard Stadium 4,500 Proctor 19 August 200219:30 19 BRA 1–0 (Report) 19 GER Kelly 60 Swangard Stadium 5,537 Seitz 21 August 200217:00 19 FRA 0–4 (Report) 19 BRA Marta 44 63 73Cristiane 62 Swangard Stadium 3,500 Seitz 21 August 200219:30 19 MEX 1–3 (Report) 19 GER Worbis 24 Müller 33Brendel 61Mittag 86 Swangard Stadium 5,552 Persson Group C TeamPtsPldWDLGFGAGD19 USA93300151+1419 AUS4311155019 ENG4311155019 TPE03003115−14 17 August 200213:00 19 USA 5–1 (Report) 19 ENG Tarpley 37Osborne 39O'Reilly 44Wilson 64 74 Ward 47 Centennial Stadium, Victoria 2,500 Oiwa 17 August 200215:15 19 TPE 1–5 (Report) 19 AUS Lu 84 Crawford 30 78Neilson 38Cannuli 85Harch 87 Centennial Stadium 1,700 Damkova 19 August 200217:00 19 ENG 4–0 (Report) 19 TPE Maggs 20Hickmott 26Ward 47 85 Centennial Stadium 2,151 Gaye 19 August 200219:15 19 AUS 0–4 (Report) 19 USA Wilson 14 79Osborne 74O'Reilly 81 Centennial Stadium 2,600 Hanninen 21 August 200217:00 19 ENG 0–0 (Report) 19 AUS Centennial Stadium 3,900 Oiwa 21 August 200219:15 19 USA 6–0 (Report) 19 TPE Kakadelas 3Tarpley 10 43Buehler 34 pen.Hanks 48Ebner 59 Centennial Stadium 2,800 Gaye Knockout Round All times local. N8 white-space:nowrap no high yes Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final Third place play-off 24 August – Vancouver 19 BRA 4 19 AUS 3 25 August – Edmonton 19 CAN 6 19 ENG 2 25 August – Victoria 19 USA 6 19 DEN 0 25 August – Edmonton 19 JPN 1 19 GER 2 29 August – Edmonton 19 BRA 1 (3) 19 CAN 1 (4) 29 August – Edmonton 19 USA 4 19 GER 1 1 September – Edmonton 19 CAN 0 19 USA 1 1 September – Edmonton 19 BRA 1 (3) 19 GER 1 (4) Quarterfinals 24 August 200219:00 19 BRA 4–3(a.s.d.e.t.) https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6358/match=27652/index.html 19 AUS Marta 4 45Kelly 42Daniela 100 Reuter 34Crawford 51Kuralay 59 pen. Swangard Stadium, Vancouver 6,503 Deng 25 August 200213:00 19 CAN 6–2 https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6358/match=27654/index.html 19 ENG Sinclair 5 36 52 90+1 90+3Thorlakson 45 Maggs 65 Westwood 80 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 23,595 Ionescu 25 August 200215:45 19 JPN 1–2(a.s.d.e.t.) https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6358/match=27655/index.html 19 GER Ohno 44 Bresonik 90+3, 94 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 5,000 Tortura 25 August 200219:00 19 USA 6–0 https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6358/match=27653/index.html 19 DEN O'Reilly 11 27 Wilson 23 47 68Tarpley 57 Centennial Stadium, Victoria 4,800 Hanninen Semifinals 29 August 200217:15 19 BRA 1–1(a.e.t.) https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6359/match=27656/index.html 19 CAN Marta 69 Rustad 45+ Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 3–4 37,194 Hanninen 29 August 200220:00 19 USA 4–1 https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6359/match=27657/index.html 19 GER Tarpley 28 Wilson 30 45 Oakes 86 Bresonik 16 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 10,000 Szolokai Third Place Playoff 1 September 200211:00 19 BRA 1–1 https://www.fifa.com/tournaments/womens/u20womensworldcup/canada2002/match-center/27658 19 GER Cristiane 33 Bachor 49 3–4 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 35,000 Mayumi Oiwa Final 1 September 200214:00 19 CAN 0–1(a.s.d.e.t.) https://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/matches/round=6361/match=27659/index.html 19 USA Tarpley 109 Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton 47,784 Ferreira-James ASDET – after sudden death extra time PSO – penalty shootout fbw 2002 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship winners USA First Awards The following awards were given for the tournament:Awards 2002 Golden BallSilver BallBronze Ball19 CAN Christine Sinclair19 BRA Marta19 USA Kelly WilsonGolden ShoeSilver ShoeBronze Shoe19 CAN Christine Sinclair19 USA Kelly Wilson19 USA Lindsay Tarpley10 goals9 goals6 goals FIFA Fair Play Award20 JPN All star team GoalkeepersDefendersMidfieldersForwards19 CAN Erin McLeod 19 JPN Miho Fukumoto 19 BRA Daiane 19 CAN Candace Chapman <br/ > 19 ENG Jessica Wright 19 USA Jill Oakes 19 BRA Daniela 19 CAN Carmelina Moscato 19 DEN Johanna Rasmussen 19 GER Linda Bresonik 19 NGA Ifeanyi Chiejine 19 BRA Marta 19 CAN Christine Sinclair 19 USA Heather O'Reilly 19 USA Lindsay Tarpley 19 USA Kelly Wilson Scorers 10 goals 19 CAN Christine Sinclair 9 goals 19 USA Kelly Wilson 6 goals 19 BRA Marta 19 USA Lindsay Tarpley 4 goals 19 USA Heather O'Reilly 3 goals 22em 19 AUS Hayley Crawford 19 BRA Daniela 19 BRA Kelly 19 CAN Kara Lang 19 DEN Johanna Rasmussen 19 GER Linda Bresonik 19 GER Anja Mittag 19 JPN Shinobu Ohno 19 MEX Guadalupe Worbis 2 goals 22em 19 BRA Cristiane 19 ENG Ellen Maggs 19 ENG Katy Ward 19 USA Leslie Osborne 1 goal 22em 19 AUS Catherine Cannuli 19 AUS Lana Harch 19 AUS Selin Kuralay 19 AUS Amber Neilson 19 AUS Karla Reuter 19 BRA Renata Costa 19 BRA Tatiana 19 CAN Michelle Rowe 19 CAN Clare Rustad 19 CAN Katie Thorlakson 19 DEN Sandra Jensen 19 DEN Marie Stentoft-Herping 19 ENG Michelle Hickmott 19 ENG Emily Westwood 19 FRA Camille Abily 19 FRA Elodie Ramos 19 GER Isabell Bachor 19 GER Annelie Brendel 19 GER Barbara Müller 19 JPN Akiko Sudo 19 MEX Lisette Martinez 19 MEX Michell Rico 19 NGA Akudo Iwuagwu 19 NGA Olushola Oyewusi 19 TPE Lu Yen-Ling 19 USA Rachel Buehler 19 USA Stephanie Ebner 19 USA Kerri Hanks 19 USA Megan Kakadelas 19 USA Jill Oakes References External links FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship Canada 2002, FIFA.com FIFA Technical Report (Part 1) and (Part 2) 2002 U-19 World Championship U-19 Women's World Championship Category:2002 in Canadian women's soccer Category:Women's international association football competitions hosted by Canada Category:Youth international association football competitions hosted by Canada Category:Soccer competitions in British Columbia Category:Soccer competitions in Edmonton Category:August 2002 sports events in Canada Category:September 2002 sports events in Canada