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Columbus, OH (MySportsbook) - Germany and Canada were knotted at 1-1 at halftime of Saturday's Group C World Cup clash at Crew Stadium. Canada got on the board early, but Germany stuck around and finally leveled the score minutes before the break. With time ticking down in the first hal... |
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Philadelphia, PA (MySportsbook) - Former World Cup winner Norway got off to a flying start at USA '03 with a 2-0 victory over debutante France in the competition's opening match Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia. The win moved the Norwegians to 8-0-3 all-time against the... |
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Philadelphia, PA (MySportsbook) - Norway and France are scoreless at the half in the opening match of the 2003 Women's World Cup at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Norway dominated the first stanza but was ultimately failed by their horrid free- kick opportunities. ... |
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Carson, CA (MySportsbook) - China, the 1999 FIFA's Women World Cup runner-up, and Ghana, a team that tallied just one point in their first Cup appearance, face off Sunday night at the Home Depot Center in the weekend's final first round match-up. China must be careful not to overlook a ve... |
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Carson, CA (MySportsbook) - Unlike some of the other weekend matches, strong defense should be on display when Australia and Russia tangle in their first match of the 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup just outside of Los Angeles on Sunday. Australia relies heavily on defender and all-time leadi... |
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Washington, D.C. (MySportsbook) - If history writes the script, The United States' Women's World Cup opener against Sweden promises to be a thriller. The match, set to be staged at popular U.S. venue RFK Stadium, could either provide the Americans a springboard to the quarterfinals, or bur... |
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Philadelphia, PA (MySportsbook) - They've been the class of women's soccer both in the U.S. and abroad. For the backbone of the U.S. women's soccer team from nearly its conception, the 2003 FIFA's Women's World Cup may be their last. Even after two world championships and one Olympic gold... |
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