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First Round
[Aug 10 and 24]
Zambia w/o Botswana [Botswana withdrew]
Ethiopia w/o Swaziland [Swaziland withdrew]
Eritrea 2-3 2-2 Tanzania [in Asmara and Dar-es-Salaam]
Sao Tome and Principe 0-2 0-6 Gabon [in São Tomé and Libreville]
Senegal w/o Guinea Bissau [Guinea Bissau withdrew]
Ivory Coast 3-3 1-1 Mali [in Abidjan and Bamako]
[Aug 11 and 24]
Angola 3-0 3-1 Equatorial Guinea [in Luanda and Malabo]
Second Round
[Sep 21 and Oct 12]
Gabon 0-0 0-4 Cameroon [in Libreville and Yaoundé]
Zambia 1-4 0-4 South Africa [in Lusaka and Bloemfontein]
[Sep 21 and Oct 13]
Tanzania 0-5 0-5 Zimbabwe [in Dar-es-Salaam and Harare]
[Sep 22 and Oct 11]
Angola 1-0 0-1 Congo-Kinshasa [aet, 5-4 pen] [in Luanda and Kinshasa]
Mali 0-0 0-0 Morocco [aet, 5-4 pen] [in Bamako and Rabat]
[Sep 22 and Oct 12]
Senegal 0-3 1-3 Ghana [in Dakar and Kumasi]
[Sep 22 and Oct 13]
Ethiopia 2-0 2-2 Uganda [in Addis-Ababa and Kampala]
Final Tournament in Nigeria, December 7-21
NB: Nigeria qualified as hosts (and holders)
Group A [Warri]
7-12 Nigeria 3-0 Ethiopia
[Stella Mbachu 15, Mercy Akide 63, 66]
Mali 0-2 Ghana
[Alberta Sackey, Dgajmah Marvis; half-time 0-1]
10-12 Ethiopia 2-2 Mali
[Endegena Leme 64, 70; Maichata Konate 20, Samake Rokiatou 44]
Nigeria 0-1 Ghana
[Alberta Sackey 32]
13-12 Nigeria 5-1 Mali
[Mercy Akide 38, Perpetua Nkwocha 40, 75, Florence Iweta 52,
Ifeanyi Chiejine 87; Rokiatou Samake 60]
Ghana 3-0 Ethiopia [in Oghara]
[Alberta Sackey (2), ?]
1.GHANA 3 3 0 0 6- 0 9
2.NIGERIA 3 2 0 1 8- 2 6
3.Mali 3 0 1 2 3- 9 1
4.Ethiopia 3 0 1 2 2- 8 1
Group B [Oghara]
8-12 South Africa 2-1 Cameroon
[Veronica Pewa 69, Antonia Carelse 70; Antoinette Anounga 72]
Angola 1-1 Zimbabwe
[Irene Gonçalves 15; Esther Zulu Talent 48]
11-12 Cameroon 0-0 Zimbabwe
South Africa 1-1 Angola
[Lydia Monyepao 8; Jacinta Ramos (1-1; 2nd half?)]
14-12 Cameroon 1-0 Angola
South Africa 3-1 Zimbabwe [in Warri]
[Veronica Phewa 1-0, 33, 60; Esther Zulu Talent 50]
1.South Africa 3 2 1 0 6- 3 7
2.Cameroon 3 1 1 1 2- 2 4
3.Angola 3 0 2 1 2- 3 2
4.Zimbabwe 3 0 2 1 2- 4 2
Semifinals [Warri]
17-12 Ghana 3-2 Cameroon [aet]
[Mavis Djamgamah (Okai Shila?) 2, Nana Ama Gyamfuah 74,
Adjoa Bayor 120; Christelle Pokam (Nganipoo Christello?) 83,
Valerie Belemgoto 90pen]
[Referee: Constance Adipo (Uganda)]
18-12 South Africa 0-5 Nigeria
[Olaitan Yusuf 31, Ifeanyichukwu Chiejine 47, Stella Mbachu 56, 81,
Perpetua Nkwocha 69 (59?); missed penalty: Mercy Akide (N) 90+]
[South Africa: Cele Zanele, Zungu Makhosazana, Mtokwane Portia, Baloyi
Jabulile, Luthuli Ruth, Solomon Joanne (Carelse Antonia 27),
MlomoNandipha, Monyepao Lydia, Phewa Veronica, Jijane Rose,
Nyandeni Mpumi
Nigeria: Chiejine Ann, Ekpo Effionwan, Kayode Bunmi, Nkwocha Perpetua,
Ajayi Kikelomo, Mbachu Stella, Yusuf Olaitan (Akide Mercy 60),
Chiejine Ifeanyichukwu (Avre Patience 86), Mmadu Maureen, Iweta
Florence, Omagbemi Florence
Referee: Nombault Nuptia Chimene (Congo)]
Third Place Match [Warri]
20-12 Cameroon 3-0 South Africa
Final [Warri]
20-12 Ghana 0-2 Nigeria
[Perpetual Nkocha, Ekpo Effionwan 73]
[Referee: Xonam Agboyi (Togo)]
[match was held up for about 5 minutes after fans pelted a
linesman with sachets of water after Alberta Sackey of Ghana
had not been given off-side (but missed the chance anyway)]
NB: both finalists qualify for World Cup 2003
With thanks to Todd Roman (Toad8098@aol.com). Oshebeng Koonyaditse (oshebeng@worldonline.co.za) and David Matishen (DaveM148@aol.com)
Prepared and maintained by Sturmius Burkert for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Sturmius Burkert (sturmius_burkert@gmx.de)
Last updated: 21 Dec 2002
(C) Copyright Sturmius Burkert and RSSSF 2002
You are free to copy this document in whole or part provided that proper
acknowledgement is given to the author. All rights reserved.
Played in Seattle, USA and Vancouver, Canada.
Central American Qualifying Tournament (in El Salvador)
29 Jul Panama 2-1 Guatemala
29 Jul Costa Rica 5-2 Honduras
1 Aug Panama 3-1 El Salvador
1 Aug Guatemala 2-1 Honduras
3 Aug Costa Rica 4-0 Guatemala
3 Aug El Salvador 1-0 Honduras
4 Aug Costa Rica 4-1 Panama
4 Aug Guatemala 5-1 El Salvador
6 Aug Costa Rica 3-0 El Salvador
6 Aug Panama 2-6 Honduras
1.COSTA RICA 4 4 0 0 16- 3 12
2.PANAMA 4 2 0 2 8-12 6 [1 1 0 0 2-1 3]
3.Guatemala 4 2 0 2 8- 8 6 [1 0 0 1 1-2 0]
4.El Salvador 4 1 0 3 3-11 3 [1 1 0 0 1-0 3]
5.Honduras 4 1 0 3 9-10 3 [1 0 0 1 0-1 0]
-.Belize withdrew
Top-2 qualify.
Caribbean Qualifying
First Round
First Legs
30 Jun Surinam w/o Guyana [Guyana withdrew]
30 Jun US Virgin Isl. w/o Montserrat [Montserrat withdrew]
5 Jul Dominica 0-13 Trinidad/Tobago [in Trinidad]
13 Jul Jamaica 8-0 Puerto Rico [NB: Puerto Rico late entry]
Second Leg
6 Jul Trinidad/Tobago 9-0 Dominica
21 Jul Puerto Rico 0-3 Jamaica
Mini-League
10 Jul Bahamas 0-9 Haiti
10 Jul Dominican Rep. 2-2 Saint Lucia
12 Jul Saint Lucia 0-2 Haiti
12 Jul Dominican Rep. 3-0 Bahamas
14 Jul Saint Lucia 7-1 Bahamas
14 Jul Haiti 2-0 Dominican Republic
1.Haiti 3 3 0 0 13- 0 9
2.Saint Lucia 3 1 1 1 9- 5 4
3.Dominican Republic 3 1 1 1 5- 4 4
4.Bahamas 3 0 0 3 1-19 0
Intermediate Round
First Leg
8 Aug Surinam 6-1 US Virgin Islands
Second Leg
10 Aug US Virgin Isl. 0-2 Surinam [in Surinam]
Final Round
First Leg
4 Aug Jamaica 2-0 Haiti
13 Aug Surinam 1-3 Trinidad and Tobago
Second Leg
15 Aug Trinidad/Tobago 2-1 Surinam [in Surinam]
[abandoned in 86' at 2-1 for Trinidad when Surinam were reduced
to 6 players (3 sent off, 2 injured); result stood]
18 Aug Haiti 0-0 Jamaica
Third Place Playoff
First Leg
8 Sep Haiti 3-0 Surinam
[Myrlande Bien Aimé 28, Viola Nord 42, Judith Pierre 80]
[HAI: Gina Montinard; Fritzca Badio, Yvette Felix, Judith Fenelon,
Fernande Hilaire, Myrlande Teleus, Viola Nord (85 Elirose
Jean Louis), Geraldine Venentin, Anne Pierre, Myrlande
Bien Aime (68 Pharana Jean Louis), Judith Pierre.
SUR: Natalie Omzigtig; Elenoor Wisch, Judith Burnett (47 Conchita
Baejong), Ruth Yeso, Brigitte Rigters, Racel Rigters, Raquel
Zeegelaar, Yolanda Saling, Sharon Bell (75 Ethel Fraser),
Astrid Tolud, Suzana Berrenstein.
ref: Cassie MOORE (TRI); Stade Sylvio Cator, Port-au-Prince; att 500]
Second Leg
10 Sep Surinam 1-2 Haiti [in Haiti]
[Denia Vliet 4; Fernande Hilaire 45, Myrlande Teleus 48]
[SUR: Natalie Omzigtig (84 Lauren Dompig); Maaltie Ori, Elenoor Wisch,
Ruth Yeso, Rachel Rigters, Brigitte Rigters, Raquel Zeegelaar,
Yolanda Saling (85 Astrid Tolud), Suzana Berrenstein, Denia Vliet,
Sharon Bell; booked: Berrenstein 24; sent off: Orie 55.
HAI: Gina Montinard; Fritzca Badio, Yvette Felix, Judith Fenelon,
Fernande Hilaire, Myrlande Teleus, Viola Nord, Geraldine Valentin,
Anne Pierre (46 Elirose Jean-Louis), Judith Pierre (81 Soerette
Luma), Myrlande Bien-Aime (74 Pharana Jean-Louis);
booked: Fenelon 24, Nord 29, Hilaire 45.
ref: Cassie MOORE (TRI); Stade Sylvio Cator, Port-au-Prince]
Final Tournament
Group A
27 Oct Trinidad/Tobago 2-4 Panama [in Pasadena]
[Maylee Attin-Johnson 42, Tasha St. Louis 66; Maritzenia Bedoya 30,
Amarelis deMera 35, 61, 64]
27 Oct USA 3-0 Mexico [in Pasadena]
[Aly Wagner 5, Cindy Parlow 42, Shannon McMillan 93]
29 Oct USA 3-0 Trinidad/Tobago [in Fullerton]
[Cindy Parlow 19, Brandi Chastain 54, Tiffeny Milbrett 63]
29 Oct Mexico 5-1 Panama [in Fullerton]
[Elizabeth Gómez 4, 22pen, Rubi Sandoval 37, Fatima Leyva 65,
Maribel Domínguez 78; Diana Valderrama 26]
2 Nov Mexico 2-0 Trinidad/Tobago [in Seattle]
[Monica Gerardo 3, 60]
2 Nov USA 9-0 Panama [in Seattle]
[Tiffeny Milbrett 3, 5, 9, 23, 34, Shannon MacMillan 11, 14,
Tiffany Roberts 40, Abby Wambach 86]
1.USA 3 3 0 0 15- 0 9
2.Mexico 3 2 0 1 7- 4 6
3.Panama 3 1 0 2 5-16 3
4.Trinidad and Tobago 3 0 0 3 2- 9 0
Group B [in Victoria, BC]
30 Oct Jamaica 0-2 Costa Rica
[Megan Chávez 43, 69]
30 Oct Canada 11-1 Haiti
[Charmaine Hooper 6, 26, 32, Silvana Burtini 11, 84,
Christine Sinclair 16, 43, 71, 86, Candace Chapman 30,
Judith Fenelon 79og; Kencia Marseille 14]
1 Nov Haiti 0-5 Costa Rica
[Shirley Cruz 53, 68, Megan Chávez 62, 87, Xiomara Briceño 90]
1 Nov Canada 9-0 Jamaica
[Christine Sinclair 13, 78, Charmaine Hooper 20, Amy Walsh 42,
Kara Lang 45, 63, 84, 90, Randee Hermus 55]
3 Nov Jamaica 1-2 Haiti
[Sinclair 59; Gilles 13, 56]
3 Nov Canada 3-0 Costa Rica
[Charmaine Hooper 28, 42, Christine Sinclair 47]
1.Canada 3 3 0 0 23- 1 9
2.Costa Rica 3 2 0 1 7- 3 6
3.Haiti 3 1 0 2 3-17 3
4.Jamaica 3 0 0 3 1-13 0
Semifinals [in Seattle]
6 Nov Canada 2-0 Mexico
6 Nov USA 7-0 Costa Rica
Third Place Match [in Pasadena]
9 Nov Mexico 4-1 Costa Rica
[Monica González 13pen, Iris Mora 37, Maribel Domínguez 66, 82;
Shirley Cruz 26 (Mora goal also listed as own goal by Rodríguez]
Final [in Pasadena]
9 Nov USA 2-1 Canada [asdet]
[Tiffeny Milbrett 27, Mia Hamm 94; Charmaine Hooper 45]
With thanks to Todd Roman (Toad8098@aol.com), David Matishen (DaveM148@aol.com) and Jim Goloboy (james.goloboy@yale.edu)
Prepared and maintained by Lars Aarhus for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Lars Aarhus (larsa@unik.no)
Last updated: 11 Nov 2002
(C) Copyright Lars Aarhus and RSSSF 2002
You are free to copy this document in whole or part provided that proper
acknowledgement is given to the author. All rights reserved.