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Old 08-18-2012, 11:35 PM   #1
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With the Canadian women winning Bronze in London, women's soccer is at an all time high in Canada.

2012 Under-20 Women's World Cup from Japan
http://www.fifa.com/u20womensworldcup/index.html

Group A
Japan
Mexico
New Zealand
Switzerland

Group B
Brazil
Italy
Nigeria
South Korea

Group C
North Korea
Norway
Argentina
Canada

Group D
Ghana
USA
Germany
China

Broadcast Schedule
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MON Aug 20 Argentina vs Canada (Kobe) LIVE 3:45am CBC
THU Aug 23 Norway vs Canada (Kobe) LIVE 3:45am CBC
MON Aug 27 North Korea vs Canada (Saitama) LIVE 3:45am CBC


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Old 08-19-2012, 12:04 AM   #2
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I love this tournament. It's a great gauge to see who is coming up through the ranks.

I remember 2002 like it was yesterday. It was still U-19 back then, but they had some girl named Sinclair who scored something like 10 goals and some other players...McLeod, Booth, Moscato, Timko and Chapman. They turned out ok
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Canada opens with a 6-0 win over Argentina. There will be lots of replays during the day, including CBC and SN1.
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Canada opens with a 6-0 win over Argentina. There will be lots of replays during the day, including CBC and SN1.
Who is the future Sinclair?
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Who is the future Sinclair?
I don't know if there's a true Sinclair coming through the ranks. Those are going to be so tough boots to fill , but Leon looks to be a solid player. I really like Sawicki. She's small, but her play making reminds me of Tancredi. They both have amazing vision.

I'm pretty stoked for 2015 because the combination of the current CanWNT veterans with the youngsters at U20 is very exciting.
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Canada opens with a 6-0 win over Argentina. There will be lots of replays during the day, including CBC and SN1.
Are Canada that good or Argentina that bad?
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Are Canada that good or Argentina that bad?
A combo of both. Canada looked very good, but their matches and results against DPR Korea and Norway will be more of a telling sign in terms of where this team stands.
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Old 08-20-2012, 10:45 AM   #8
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North Korea beat Norway 4-2.
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Hopefully TSN, SN give the under 20's some highlight coverage. Stand behind all our Canadian team sports, and not just hockey. Nice to hear they smoked Argentina, can't really find anything on it outside of the link provided by GirlySports.
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Hopefully TSN, SN give the under 20's some highlight coverage.
SN1 is replaying the match tonight at 8 p.m. MST if you want to catch a glimpse.
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i think that's 6pm mst
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i think that's 6pm mst
Indeed it is. Sorry about that.
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SN1 is replaying the match tonight at 8 p.m. MST if you want to catch a glimpse.
I watched the first half. Definitely some decent prospects on that -20 squad.
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I watched the first half. Definitely some decent prospects on that -20 squad.
Absolutely. Herdman is in Japan to watch. He's got a lot to chose from as 2015 draws closer and for everything between now and then. I'm not sure who is going to move on from the senior squad in the next year. I thought Tancredi for sure, but she said this week she isn't retiring. A big phew from me. I adore her.

The commentator kept mixing a lot of the players during the broadcast, but keep your eye out on Sawicki #16. She's already a full international and it shows. Great player. She's so dominant in the midfield.
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Sawiki looks seasoned i would agree. Up front asides from the obvious Leon who is a standout. Richardson stood out for me she is a pretty decent playmaker who knows when to break on the outside and does a nice job drawing the defenders over.
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Sawiki looks seasoned i would agree. Up front asides from the obvious Leon who is a standout. Richardson stood out for me she is a pretty decent playmaker who knows when to break on the outside and does a nice job drawing the defenders over.
Agreed.

I'm curious how they will fair against DPR Korea. Those girls look HUGE compared to the Canadians. The physical aspect could be a factor. It should be a good match.
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it will be a more honest challenge.
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Canada versus Norway early tomorrow morning. Hopefully Leon can continue her scoring touch and remain at the top of the tournament goal scorers list.
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Canada lost 2-1 to Norway and it could have been worse. I thought the midfield really struggled today. They weren't supporting the defenders or the forwards very well. Richardson and Wu looked a bit lost. It seems as though they were struggling with the kind of game they wanted to employ. The squad wasn't aggressive enough down the wings and really weren't interested in any sort of tackles.

Although Canada remains second in the group, Norway faces Argentina next while Canada has a huge challenge ahead of them against DPR Korea.
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A must win game for Canada tomorrow morning. Canada needs to beat DPR Korea to move on in the tournament or hope that Argentina can pull off a huge upset versus Norway. It'll be tough, but anything is possible.
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