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India vs USA, FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Highlights: India began their FIFA Women's Under-17 World Cup campaign on a losing note as they went down 8-0 in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday. India had booked an automatic berth in the age-group showpiece as hosts and they are one of the three debutants in the tournament along with fellow Group A side Morocco and Tanzania (Group D).
Morocco in a Group A match on Tuesday. Striker Jhonson scored the all-important goal in the fifth minute of the match as the South American champions collected all three points to put themselves in a strong position to make it to the quarterfinals.
Watford midfielder Imran Louza has been charged with spitting at an opposing player by the Football Association.
A rash of injuries left the Canadian women's team undermanned for its pair of international friendlies this month as it continued to prepare for next summer's FIFA World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
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One of the least fancied sides in the tournament, hosts India will kick off their FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup campaign on Tuesday as they face heavyweights USA at the Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneshwar. India had booked an automatic berth in the age-group showpiece as hosts and they are one of the three debutants in the tournament along with fellow Group A side Morocco, as well as Tanzania. India head coach Thomas Dennerby said that taking a point from the formidable USA at the Kalinga Stadium on Tuesday can be a big achievement for India.
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Evelyne Viens scored one goal and set up two others as Canada defeated Morocco 4-0 in an international women's soccer friendly Monday.