Release | Communiqué: #CANWNT v Costa Rica

#CANWNT 1:0 CRC

Match Centre | Canada verse Costa Rica

Canada advances to the Concacaf W Gold Cup semifinal and will face either the United States or Colombia on Wednesday 6 March at Snapdragon Stadium, in San Diego, California. In Canada, throughout the competition, all matches will be broadcast on OneSoccer.

Centre de match | Canada contre Costa Rica

Le Canada se qualifie pour la demi-finale de la Concacaf W Gold Cup et affrontera les États-Unis ou la Colombie le mercredi 6 mars au Snapdragon Stadium, à San Diego, en Californie. Au Canada, tous les matchs seront diffusés sur OneSoccer.


CAN 1:0 CRC
2024-03-02, Los Angeles, California ​
BMO Stadium, att. 4,000
Referees / arbitres: Odette Hamilton (Stephanie-dale Yee Sing, Carissa Douglas, Crystal Sobers.)

Goals/Buts
CAN 104' Evelyne Viens (head / tête) 1-0 (a.Jessie Fleming)

CANADA - 1 GK Kailen Sheridan; 3 Kadeisha Buchanan, 14 Vanessa Gilles, 12 Jade Rose, 10 Ashley Lawrence, 17 Jessie Fleming (capt.), 16 Gabrielle Carle (7 Julia Grosso 100'), 5 Quinn (13 Simi Awujo 65'), 9 Jordyn Huitema (6 Deanne Rose HT), 20 Cloé Lacasse (11 Evelyne Viens 76'), 19 Adriana Leon (4 Shelina Zadorsky 106'). Coach / Entraîneure Bev Priestman. Unused substitutes / substituts non utilisés: 18 GK Sabrina D'Angelo, 22 Lysianne Proulx; 2 Bianca St-Georges, 8 Marie-Yasmine Alidou, 21 Clarissa Larisey, 23 Olivia Smith.

Performance of the Match / Performance du match: Evelyne Viens


Media and fans are encouraged to use photos below. Please credit Canada Soccer.

Les médias et les partisans sont invités à utiliser les photos ci-dessous. Veuillez citer Canada Soccer comme source de l’image.


Marianne Gagné

Women's National Team Program Communications Manager / Gérante des communications de l'équipe national féminine, Canada Soccer

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