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USA Monday, 6. July 2015
00:00 Clock 		Japan
5:2
goals
1 : 0 Carli Lloyd 3. / left-footed shot  (Megan Rapinoe)
2 : 0 Carli Lloyd 5. / right-footed shot  (Julie Ertz)
3 : 0 Lauren Holiday 14. / right-footed shot
4 : 0 Carli Lloyd 16. / right-footed shot
4 : 1 Yūki Nagasato 27. / left-footed shot  (Nahomi Kawasumi)
4 : 2 Julie Ertz 52. / own goal
5 : 2 Tobin Heath 54. / right-footed shot  (Morgan Gautrat)

1 Hope Solo
4 Becky Sauerbrunn
11 Ali Krieger
19 Julie Ertz
10 Carli Lloyd
14 Morgan Gautrat
15 Megan Rapinoe 61'
17 Tobin Heath 79'
22 Meghan Klingenberg
12 Lauren Holiday
13 Alex Morgan 86'
Substitutes
3 Christie Rampone 86'
5 Kelley O'Hara 61'
20 Abby Wambach 79'
18 Ashlyn Harris
21 Alyssa Naeher
6 Whitney Engen
16 Lori Chalupny
7 Shannon Boxx
9 Heather O'Reilly
2 Sydney Leroux
8 Amy Rodriguez
23 Christen Press
18 Ayumi Kaihori
3 Azusa Iwashimizu 33'
4 Saki Kumagai
5 Aya Sameshima
19 Saori Ariyoshi
6 Mizuho Sakaguchi
8 Aya Miyama
9 Nahomi Kawasumi 39'
13 Rumi Utsugi
11 Shinobu Ohno 60'
17 Yūki Nagasato
Substitutes
10 Homare Sawa yellow 82' 33'
15 Yuika Sugasawa 39'
16 Mana Iwabuchi yellow 85' 60'
1 Miho Fukumoto
21 Erina Yamane
2 Yukari Kinga
12 Megumi Kamionobe
20 Yuri Kawamura
23 Kana Kitahara
7 Kozue Andō
14 Asuna Tanaka
22 Asano Nagasato

Manager: Jill Ellis

Ass. Manager: Tony Gustavsson

Ass. Manager: Steve Swanson

Manager: Norio Sasaki


BC Place (Vancouver, BC / Canada)
53.341
Kateryna Monzul (Ukraine)
Natalia Rachynska (Ukraine)
Yolanda Parga Rodríguez (Spain)

Reports

Carli Lloyd had scored the winning goals for the United States in their last two Olympic gold-medal wins in Beijing and London....
Japan coach Norio Sasaki said the 'Nadeshiko' would now be focusing on qualifying for the 2016 Olympics after losing their Women's World Cup title....
Fallen champions Japan were left stunned and humiliated after being stripped of their World Cup crown by the United States in a tearful 5-2 defeat in Vancouver....
Madoka Kataoka was on her third beer of the morning on Monday even before Japan kicked off against the United States in the women's World Cup final....
US President Barack Obama hailed America's triumphant Women's World Cup team on Sunday, inviting them to the White House minutes after their crushing 5-2 triumph over Japan in the championship match....
Carli Lloyd became the first woman to score a hattrick in a World Cup final as she inspired the United States to a 5-2 demolition of defending champions Japan on Sunday....
Defending champions Japan face a United States team desperate to regain the title they last won 16 years ago as the Women's World Cup reaches its climax in Canada....
Japan captain Aya Miyama said that the 'Nadeshiko' were looking to rekindle the nation's love on the eve of their Women's World Cup title defence against the United States in Vancouver....
Abby Wambach insists she doesn't care if she's on the bench or on the pitch come Sunday, all she wants when the final whistle blows is that the United States have one goal more than Japan in the Women's World Cup final....
Japan can expect a United States at "full throttle" and bent on revenge on Sunday as the Asian champions bid to defend their title in the Women's World Cup final....