FIFA 2007 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: O'Reilly ready for friendly foes

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FIFA.com: For USA forward Heather O'Reilly, taking the field with some of the England players will feel just like old times. O'Reilly is a former team-mate of England trio Kelly Smith, Rachel Yankey and Rachel Unitt, all of whom spent summer seasons with her old club side New Jersey Wildcats... [link]

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Pics: USA v NIGERIA

MVNsoccer posted 9/20/2007 from sportsillustrated.cnn.com

SI.com: Sports Illustrated's gallery showcasing the World Cup group stage match, which took place in the rain just hours prior to the landfall of Typhoon Wipha just north of the match city of Shanghai. Wednesday's remaining group stage matches were all delayed until Thursday because of the storm; the 4 matches are expected to be played in time for the weekend's scheduled quarterfinals.
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United States makes quick work of Nigeria

Active.com posted 9/20/2007 from community.active.com

Lori Chalupny scored the second-fastest goal in World Cup history, with a deflecting strike that found the back of the net just 55 seconds into the game. That proved to be the only scoring power the United States needed as the 1-0 win over Nigeria sent the team out of the toughest group in the tournament and on to the quarterfinals.
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FIFA 2007 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: Canada strike early, repent later

MVNsoccer posted 9/20/2007 from www.fifa.com

FIFA.com: There's a clear warning to the crowds attending the festival of women's football in China and it has nothing to do with checking the weather forecast in the light of Typhoon Wipha's brief and dramatic visit. It has more to do with the fact that they shouldn't dally taking their seats. Even a few seconds late and you risk missing a goal...
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FIFA 2007 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP: Powell puts England on map

MVNsoccer posted 9/20/2007 from www.fifa.com

FIFA.com: England have climbed mountains to reach the quarter-finals of the FIFA Women's World Cup. Now, though, after beating France to a finals place and then qualifying for the last eight unbeaten - holding world champions Germany along the way - they must attempt to scale Everest. That is the measure of the task facing the 'Three Lionesses' when they lock horns with a twice-crowned USA side.
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USA v ENGLAND

MVNsoccer posted 9/21/2007 from www.whoateallthepies.tv

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