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Women's World Cup 2015

The seventh World Cup for Women was held in Canada from June 6 to July 5, 2015 . The third time the competition took place in North America. The winner of the championship for the third time in history was the US team , in the finals, defeating Japan with a score of 5: 2.

Women's World Cup 2015
Coupe du monde féminine de la FIFA 2015
2015 FIFA Women's World Cup logo.png
Championship Details
LocationFlag of Canada Canada
Final Tournament DatesJune 6 - July 5, 2015
in the final stage24
Top places
Champion ChampionUnited States of America USA (3rd time)
Silver medalist Second placeJapan Japan
Bronze medalist Third placeEngland England
Fourth placeGermany Germany
The finalBBC Place , Vancouver
Championship Statistics
Attendance1,353,306 (26,025 per game)
Matches played52
Goals scored146 (2.81 per game)
Bombardier (s)German flag Celia Šašić
USA flag Carly Lloyd
6 goals
The best playerUSA flag Carly Lloyd

For the first time, twenty-four teams took part in the tournament. The Canadian team qualified in the final part directly as the organizer of the championship, the remaining twenty-three participants were determined by the results of the qualifying tournament. Eight teams for the first time in their history reached the final of the World Cup .

To determine the goal in the tournament, the Hawk-Eye system was used [1] . For the first time in the history of the world championships under the auspices of FIFA, the matches were held on artificial fields.

Organizer Election

In January 2011, it was announced that Canada and Zimbabwe had applied for the right to host the 2015 World Cup. The country chosen by the hostess of the tournament also automatically became the venue for the 2014 World Cup in the age category under 20 [2] . On March 1, 2011, Zimbabwean representatives announced the withdrawal of their application due to poorly developed infrastructure [3] . Two days later, FIFA confirmed the holding of the final part of the World Cup in Canada [4] .

Cities and Stadiums

In May 2012, six cities were named that became the venue for the games. These included Vancouver , Edmonton , Winnipeg , Ottawa , Montreal and Moncton . The organizers refused to hold matches in Toronto due to the fact that the city became the capital of the Pan American Games of 2015 [5] .

VancouverEdmontonWinnipegOttawa
BBC PlaceCommonwealth StadiumWinnipeg StadiumLansdown Stadium
Capacity: 54 500Capacity: 53 058Capacity: 33 422Capacity: 24,000
    
 
 
Edmonton
 
Moncton
 
Montreal
 
Ottawa
 
Vancouver
 
Winnipeg
MontrealMoncton
Olympic StadiumMoncton Stadium
Capacity: 61 004Capacity: 13,000
  

Qualifying Tournament

Compared to the previous tournament, the number of participants increased from sixteen to twenty-four teams. On June 11, 2012, FIFA announced the number of seats in the final part of the championship, which will receive representatives of six confederations [6] :

  • Asian Football Confederation : 5 places
  • African Confederation of Football : 3 places
  • UEFA : 8 places
  • Oceania Football Confederation : 1st Place
  • CONCACAF : 3.5 places
  • CONMEBOL : 2.5 places

On August 25, 2011, the DPRK national team was announced to be suspended from participating in the World Cup due to the positive results of the doping tests of five football players of the team [7] .

Qualified Teams

  • Teams in the final part of the tournament are highlighted in italics

AFC:

  •   Australia
  •   China
  •   Japan
  •   The Republic of Korea
  •   Thailand

CAF:

  •   Cameroon
  •   Cote d'Ivoire
  •   Nigeria

CONCACAF:

  •   Canada
  •   Costa Rica
  •   Mexico
  •   USA

CONMEBOL:

  •   Brazil
  •   Colombia
  •   Ecuador

OFC:

  •   New Zealand

UEFA:

  •   England
  •   France
  •   Germany
  •   Netherlands
  •   Norway
  •   Spain
  •   Sweden
  •   Switzerland

Lineups

Results

Group Stage

Group A

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  Canada3one202one+15
2  China3oneoneone330four
3  Netherlands3oneoneone220four
four  New Zealand302one23-one2
June 6, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Canada  1: 0 (0: 0)
Report		  China
Sinclair   90 + 2 '( pen. )Goals
Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 53 058
Referee:   Ekaterina Monzul
June 6, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 6 )
New Zealand  0: 1 (0: 1)
Report		  Netherlands
Goals  33 ' Martens
Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 53 058
Referee:   Quetzali Alvarado
June 11, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 6 )
China  1: 0 (0: 0)
Report		  Netherlands
Van lisi   90 + 1 'Goals
Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 35 544
Referee:   Jamie Martinez
June 11, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Canada  0: 0 (0: 0)
Report		  New Zealand
Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 35 544
Referee:   Bibiana Steinhaus
June 15, 2015
19:30 ( UTC − 4 )
Netherlands  1: 1 (0: 1)
Report		  Canada
van de ven   87 'Goals  10 ' Lawrence
Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 45,420
Referee:   Ri Hyan Ok
June 15, 2015
18:30 ( UTC − 5 )
China  2: 2 (1: 1)
Report		  New Zealand
Van lisi   41 '( pen. )
Wang Shanshan   60 '		Goals  28 ' Stott
  64 ' Wilkinson
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 26 191
Referee:   Katalin Kulchar

Group B

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  Germany32one0fifteenone+147
2  Norway32one082+67
3  Thailand3one02310-73
four  Cote d'Ivoire3003316-130
June 7, 2015
13:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Norway  4: 0 (3: 0)
Report		  Thailand
Renning   16'
Herlovsen   29 ' , 34'
Hegerberg   68 '		Goals
Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 20,953
Referee:   Anna Maria Kayleigh
June 7, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Germany  10: 0 (5: 0)
Report		  Cote d'Ivoire
Shashich   3 ' , 14' , 31 '
Mittag   29 ' , 35' , 64 '
Lauder   71 '
Debritz   75 '
Beringer   79 '
Popp   85 '		Goals
Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 20,953
Referee:   Carol Ann Shenar
June 11, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Germany  1: 1 (1: 0)
Report		  Norway
Mittag   6 'Goals  61 ' Mielde
Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 18 987
Referee:   Theodora Albon
June 11, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Cote d'Ivoire  2: 3 (1: 2)
Report		  Thailand
Ngessan   four'
Nah   88 '		Goals  26 ' , 45 + 3' Simani
  75 ' Chavong
Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 18 987
Referee:   Margaret Domka
June 15, 2015
15:00 ( UTC − 5 )
Thailand  0: 4 (0: 1)
Report		  Germany
Goals  24 ' Loipolz
  56 ' , 58' Petermann
  73 ' Debritz
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 26 191
Referee:   Gladys Lengwe
June 15, 2015
17:00 ( UTC − 3 )
Cote d'Ivoire  1: 3 (0: 1)
Report		  Norway
Ngessan   71 'Goals  6 ' , 62' Hegerberg
  67 ' Gulbrannsen
Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 7,147
Referee:   Salome de Iorio

Group C

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  Japan3300fourone+39
2  Cameroon320one93+66
3  Switzerland3one02elevenfour+73
four  Ecuador3003one17-160
June 8, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 7 )
Cameroon  6: 0 (3: 0)
Report		  Ecuador
Ngono Mani   34 '
Enganamui   36 ' , 73' , 90 + 4 '( pen. )
Mani   44 '( pen. )
Ongene   79 '( pen. )		Goals
BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 25 942
Referee:   Katalin Kulchar
June 8, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 7 )
Japan  1: 0 (1: 0)
Report		  Switzerland
Miyama   29 '( pen. )Goals
BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 25 942
Referee:   Lucilla Venegas
June 12, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 7 )
Switzerland  10: 1 (2: 0)
Report		  Ecuador
Ponce   24 '( aut. ) , 71' ( aut. )
Aygbogun   45 + 2 '
Humm   47 ' , 49' , 52 '
Bachman   60 '( pen. ) , 61' , 81 '
Moser   76 '		Goals  64 '( pen. ) Ponce
BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 31,441
Referee:   Rita Ghani
June 12, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 7 )
Japan  2: 1 (2: 0)
Report		  Cameroon
Sameshima   6 '
Sugasawa   17 '		Goals  90 ' Nchut
BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 31,441
Referee:   Pernilla Larsson
June 16, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 5 )
Ecuador  0: 1 (0: 1)
Report		  Japan
Goals  5 ' Ogimi
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 14 522
Referee:   Melissa Borjas
June 16, 2015
15:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Switzerland  1: 2 (1: 0)
Report		  Cameroon
Tsrnogorchevich   24 'Goals  47 ' Ongen
  62 ' Ngono Mani
Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 10 177
Referee:   Claudia Umpierres

Group D

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  USA32one0fourone+37
2  Australia3oneoneonefourfour0four
3  Sweden3030fourfour03
four  Nigeria30one236-3one
June 8, 2015
15:00 ( UTC − 5 )
Sweden  3: 3 (2: 0)
Report		  Nigeria
Oparanosi   21 '( aut. )
Fisher   31 '
Sembrant   60 '		Goals  50 ' Okobi
  53 ' Oshoala
  87 ' Ordega
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 31,148
Referee:   Ri Hyan Ok
June 8, 2015
18:30 ( UTC − 5 )
USA  3: 1 (1: 1)
Report		  Australia
Rapino   12 ' , 78'
Press   61 '		Goals  27 ' de bath
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 31,148
Referee:   Claudia Umpierres
June 12, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 5 )
Australia  2-0 (1-0)
Report		  Nigeria
Simon   29 ' , 68'Goals
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 32,716
Referee:   Stephanie Frappar
June 12, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 5 )
USA  0: 0 (0: 0)
Report		  Sweden
Winnipeg Stadium , Winnipeg
Spectators: 32,716
Referee:   Sachiko Yamagishi
June 16, 2015
17:00 ( UTC − 7 )
Nigeria  0: 1 (0: 1)
Report		  USA
Goals  45 ' Womback
BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 52 193
Referee:   Ekaterina Monzul
June 16, 2015
18:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Australia  1: 1 (1: 1)
Report		  Sweden
de bath   5'Goals  15 ' Jacobson
Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 10 177
Referee:   Lucia Venegas

Group E

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  Brazil3300four0+49
2  The Republic of Korea3oneoneonefour5-onefour
3  Costa Rica302one3four-one2
four  Spain30one22four-2one
June 9, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Spain  1: 1 (1: 1)
Report		  Costa Rica
Lozada   13'Goals  14 ' Rodriguez
Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 10 175
Referee:   Salome de Iorio
June 9, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Brazil  2-0 (1-0)
Report		  The Republic of Korea
Formiga   33 '
Martha   53 '( pen. )		Goals
Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 10 175
Referee:   Esther Stubli
June 13, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Brazil  1: 0 (1: 0)
Report		  Spain
Andressa   44 'Goals
Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 28 623
Referee:   Carol Ann Shenar
June 13, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 4 )
The Republic of Korea  2: 2 (2: 1)
Report		  Costa Rica
Chi Soyun   21 '( pen. )
Chen Kyul   25 '		Goals  17 ' Herrera
  89 ' Villalobos
Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 28 623
Referee:   Karina Vitulano
June 17, 2015
20:00 ( UTC − 3 )
Costa Rica  0: 1 (0: 0)
Report		  Brazil
Goals  83 ' Squeegee
Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 9 543
Referee:   Ephtalia Mitzi
June 17, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 4 )
The Republic of Korea  2: 1 (0: 1)
Report		  Spain
Cho Seohyun   53 '
Kim Suyun   78 '		Goals  29 ' Boquete
Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 21 562
Referee:   Anna Maria Kayleigh

Group F

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  France320one62+46
2  England320onefour3+16
3  Colombia3oneoneonefour3+1four
four  Mexico30one228-6one
June 9, 2015
14:00 ( UTC − 3 )
France  1: 0 (1: 0)
Report		  England
Le sommer   29 'Goals
Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 11,686
Referee:   Ephtalia Mitzi
June 9, 2015
17:00 ( UTC − 3 )
Colombia  1: 1 (0: 1)
Report		  Mexico
Montoya   82 'Goals  36 ' Perez
Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 11,686
Referee:   Teresa Negel
June 13, 2015
14:00 ( UTC − 3 )
France  0: 2 (0: 1)
Report		  Colombia
Goals  19 ' Andrade
  90 + 3 ' Usme
Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 13,138
Referee:   Qin Liang
June 13, 2015
17:00 ( UTC − 3 )
England  2: 1 (0: 0)
Report		  Mexico
Kirby   71 '
Carney   82 '		Goals  90 + 1 ' Ibarra
Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 13,138
Referee:   Anna Maria Kayleigh
June 17, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Mexico  0: 5 (0: 4)
Report		  France
Goals  1 ' Delhi
  9 '( aut. ) Ruiz
  13 ' , 36' Le Sommer
  80 ' Henry
Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 21 562
Referee:   Sachiko Yamagishi
June 17, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
England  2: 1 (2: 0)
Report		  Colombia
Carney   fifteen'
Williams   38 '( pen. )		Goals  90 + 4 ' Andrade
Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 13,862
Referee:   Carol Ann Shenar

Third Team Rating

According to the results of the group tournament, the four best teams that took third place in the groups reached the 1/8 finals [8] .

TeamANDATNPGZGP+/-Glasses
one  Colombia3oneoneonefour3+1four
2  Netherlands3oneoneone220four
3  Switzerland3one02elevenfour+73
four  Sweden3030fourfour03
5  Thailand3one02310-73
6  Costa Rica302one3four-one2

Playoffs

1/8 finalsQuarter finalsSemifinalsThe final
June 20
  Chinaone
June 26th
  Cameroon0
  China0
June, 22
  USAone
  USA2
30 June
  Colombia0
  USA2
June 20
  Germany0
  Germanyfour
June 26th
  Swedenone
  Germany ( pen. )1 (5)
21st of June
  France1 (4)
  France3
5'th of July
  The Republic of Korea0
  USA5
21st of June
  Japan2
  Brazil0
27th of June
  Australiaone
  Australia0
June 23
  Japanone
  Japan2
July 1
  Netherlandsone
  Japan2
June, 22
  EnglandoneThird place
  Norwayone
27th of June4th of July
  England2
  England2  Germany0
21st of June
  Canadaone  Englandone
  Canadaone
  Switzerland0

1/8 Finals

June 20, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Germany  4: 1 (2: 0)
Report		  Sweden
Mittag   24 '
Shashich   36 ' , 78' ( pen. )
Marojan   88 '		Goals  82 ' Sembrant
Stadium: Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 22 486
Referee:   Ri Hyan Ok
June 20, 2015
17:30 ( UTC − 6 )
China  1: 0 (1: 0)
Report		  Cameroon
Wang Shanshan   12'Goals
Stadium: Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 15,958
Referee:   Bibiana Steinhaus
June 21, 2015
14:00 ( UTC − 3 )
Brazil  0: 1 (0: 0)
Report		  Australia
Goals  80 ' Simon
Stadium: Moncton Stadium , Moncton
Spectators: 12 054
Referee:   Theodora Albon
June 21, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
France  3-0 (2-0)
Report		  The Republic of Korea
Delhi   4 ' , 48'
Tomy   8'		Goals
Stadium: Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 24,605
Referee:   Salome di Iorio
June 21, 2015
16:30 ( UTC − 7 )
Canada  1: 0 (0: 0)
Report		  Switzerland
Belange   52 'Goals
Stadium: BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 53 855
Referee:   Anna Maria Kayleigh
June 22, 2015
17:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Norway  1: 2 (0: 0)
Report		  England
Gulbrannsen   54 'Goals  61 ' Hoton
  76 ' Bronze
Stadium: Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 19,829
Referee:   Esther Stubli
June 22, 2015
18:00 ( UTC − 6 )
USA  2: 0 (0: 0)
Report		  Colombia
Morgan   53 '
Lloyd   66 '( pen. )		Goals
Stadium: Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 19 412
Referee:   Stephanie Frappar
June 23, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 7 )
Japan  2: 1 (1: 0)
Report		  Netherlands
Ariyoshi   10'
Sakaguchi   78 '		Goals  90 + 2 '( pen. ) Van de Ven
Stadium: BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 28 717
Referee:   Lucilla Venegas

1/4 Finals

June 26, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 4 )
Germany  1: 1 (0: 0)
D.V. paragraph 5: 4
Report		  France
Shashich   84 '( pen. )Goals  64 ' Nesib
Beringer  
Lauder  
Peter  
Marojan  
Shashich  		Penalty  Tiney
  Abily
  Nesib
  Renard
  Lavoguez
Stadium: Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 24 859
Referee:   Carol Ann Shenar
June 26, 2015
19:30 ( UTC − 4 )
China  0: 1 (0: 0)
Report		  USA
Goals  51 ' Lloyd
Stadium: Lansdowne Stadium , Ottawa
Spectators: 24,141
Referee:   Karina Vitulano
June 27, 2015
14:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Australia  0: 1 (0: 0)
Report		  Japan
Goals  87 ' Iwabuchi
Stadium: Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 19,814
Referee:   Ekaterina Monzul
June 27, 2015
16:30 ( UTC − 7 )
England  2: 1 (2: 1)
Report		  Canada
Taylor   eleven'
Bronze   fourteen'		Goals  42 ' Sinclair
Stadium: BBC Place , Vancouver
Viewers: 54 027
Referee:   Claudia Umpierres

1/2 finals

June 30, 2015
19:00 ( UTC − 4 )
USA  2-0 (2-0)
Report		  Germany
Lloyd   69 '( pen. )
O'Hara   84 '		Goals
Stadium: Olympic Stadium , Montreal
Spectators: 51 176
Referee:   Theodora Albon
July 1, 2015
17:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Japan  2: 1 (1: 1)
Report		  England
Miyama   33 '
Bassett   90 + 2 '( aut. )		Goals  40 '( pen. ) Williams
Stadium: Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 31,467
Referee:   Anna Maria Kayleigh

3rd place match

July 4, 2015
14:00 ( UTC − 6 )
Germany  0: 1
D.V.
Report		  England
Goals  108 '( pen. ) Williams
Stadium: Commonwealth Stadium , Edmonton
Spectators: 21,483
Referee:   Ri Hyan Ok

Final

July 5, 2015
16:00 ( UTC − 7 )
USA  5: 2 (4: 1)
Report		  Japan
Lloyd   3 ' , 5' , 16 '
Holiday   fourteen'
Hit   54 '		Goals  27 ' Ogimi
  52 '( Aut. ) Johnston
Stadium: BBC Place , Vancouver
Spectators: 53 341
Referee:   Ekaterina Monzul

Bombardiers

  • 6 goals
    •   Celia Šašić
    •   Carly Lloyd
  • 5 goals
    •   Anya Mittag
  • 3 goals
    •   Kaya Simon
    •   Gayol Enganamoit
    •   Ada Hegerberg
    •   Eugenie Le Sommer
    •   Marie Lore Delhi
    •   Ramona Bachmann
    •   Fabienne Humm
  • 2 goals
    •   Lisa De Bath
    •   Lucy Bronze
    •   Karen Carney
    •   Stephanie Houghton
    •   Farah Williams
    •   Sara Dyabrits
    •   Lena Pietermann
    •   Madeline Ngono Mani
    •   Gabriel Onguene
    •   Christine Sinclair
    •   Van lisi
    •   Wang Shanshan
    •   Ladi Andrade
    •   Ange N'Guessan
    •   Kirsten van de Ven
    •   Solveig Gulbrandsen
    •   Isabelle Herlovson
    •   Megan Rapinou
    •   Orathay Srimaniya
    •   Linda Sembrant
    •   Aya Miyama
    •   Yuki Ogimi
  • 1 goal
    •   Fran kirby
    •   Jody taylor
    •   Andressa Alves
    •   Formiga
    •   Martha
    •   Squeegee
    •   Melanie Beringer
    •   Melanie Loipolz
    •   Simone Lauder
    •   Jennifer Marojan
    •   Alexandra Popp
    •   Veronica Bokuet
    •   Victoria Lozada
    •   Christina Mania
    •   Adjara Nchout
    •   Josey Belanger
    •   Ashley lawrence
    •   Danyela Montoya
    •   Catalina Usme
    •   Carla Villalobos
    •   Raquel Rodriguez
    •   Melissa Herrera
    •   Josey Nahi
    •   Fabiola Ibarra
    •   Veronica Perez
    •   Ngozi Okobi
    •   Francis Ordega
    •   Asisat Oshoala
    •   Like Martens
    •   Rebeca Stott
    •   Hannah Wilkinson
    •   Maren Mielde
    •   Trine Ronning
    •   Abby Wambach
    •   Alex morgan
    •   Kelly O'Hara
    •   Kristen Press
    •   Tobin Heath
    •   Lauren Holiday
    •   Thanatta chavong
    •   Amandan Henry
    •   Louise Nesib
    •   Elodie Tomi
    •   Eseosa Aybogun
    •   Martina Moser
    •   Ana Tsrnogorchevich
    •   Nilla fisher
    •   Sofia Jacobsson
    •   Angie Ponce
    •   Geon haul
    •   Ji So-young
    •   Kim Soo-young
    •   Cho Seo-hyun
    •   Saori Ariyoshi
    •   Mana Iwabuchi
    •   Mizuho Sakaguchi
    •   Aya Samesima
    •   Yuika Sugasawa
  • Own goals
    •   Laura Bassett
    •   Jennifer ruiz
    •   Desiree Oparanosia
    •   Julie Johnston
  • 2 goals
    •   Angie Ponce

Notes

  1. ↑ Women's World Cup: Hawk-Eye to be used in Canada tournament . BBC (March 31, 2015). Date of treatment June 26, 2019.
  2. ↑ Remarkable interest in hosting FIFA competitions (English) (inaccessible link) . FIFA (January 17, 2011). Date of treatment June 26, 2019. Archived December 8, 2014.
  3. ↑ Zimbabwe withdraws bid to host 2015 Women's World Cup (inaccessible link) . BBC (March 1, 2011). Date of treatment June 26, 2019. Archived December 13, 2018.
  4. ↑ Molinaro, John F. Canada gets 2015 Women's World Cup of soccer . CBC Radio Canada (March 3, 2011). Date of treatment June 26, 2019.
  5. ↑ Canadian host cities announced for World Cup . Rogers Media (March 3, 2011). Date of treatment June 26, 2019.
  6. ↑ Qualification slots for Canada 2015 confirmed . FIFA (June 11, 2012). Date of treatment June 26, 2019.
  7. ↑ North Korea banned from 2015 Women's World Cup . CBC Radic Canada (August 25, 2011). Date of treatment June 26, 2019.
  8. ↑ Regulations of the FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 (pdf). FIFA (June 11, 2012). Date of treatment June 26, 2019.

Links

  • Tournament page on the FIFA website
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Women's World Cup_2015 Championship_&idid = 100743504


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