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BRISBANE : Coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg was not about to reveal her starting line-up for Germany's final Women's World Cup group match against South Korea on Wednesday but did confirm that centre half Marina Hegering was fit to play.
ADELAIDE: South Korea coach Colin Bell tore into the country's football system, saying it was not preparing players well enough to compete on the biggest stage after a second straight defeat left them on the brink of a Women's World Cup exit on Sunday (Jul 30).
Vera Pauw's Republic of Ireland future remains clouded by uncertainty, with the manager's current contract due to expire in the next few weeks.
The focus on Day 11 turns to misfiring Norway as they try to rescue their World Cup campaign as they face the Philippines in Group A.
Casey Yu-jin Phair, just 16 years and 26 days, made Women's World Cup history during South Korea's 2-0 defeat to Colombia on Monday, becoming the youngest player to ever play in the tournament.
SYDNEY : After numerous games at the Women's World Cup have been halted for video assistant referee (VAR) review, South Korea coach Colin Bell angrily wondered why there was no VAR for a penalty called against his team in a 2-0 loss to Colombia on Tuesday.
Women's World Cup co-hosts New Zealand are back in action on Tuesday when they face tournament debutants the the Philippines. Norway will attempt to bounce back to winning ways against Switzerland, while Colombia and South Korea conclude the action in the opening round of matches.
South Korea coach Colin Bell said it was his duty to protect 16-year-old Casey Phair from the glare of publicity after including the United States-born striker in his 23-player squad for the Women's World Cup.