The 2004 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship was held from 10 to 27 November 2004. It was the second edition of the youth tournament for women put together by FIFA, before being renamed FIFA U-20 Women's World Championship for the 2006 edition. The tournament was hosted by Thailand, in two stadiums in Bangkok, one in Chiang Mai and another in Phuket. This was the first FIFA women's tournament held in Southeast Asia.
2004 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship
FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship Thailand 2004 ฟุตบอลหญิงชิงแชมป์โลก รุ่นอายุไม่เกิน 19 ปี
Location of stadiums of the 2004 FIFA U-19 Women's World Championship
Qualified teamsEdit
The places have been allocated as follows to confederations: CAF (1), AFC (2), UEFA (4), CONCACAF (2), CONMEBOL (1), OFC (1), plus the host country (1).
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The 2004 FIFA U 19 Women s World Championship was held from 10 to 27 November 2004 It was the second edition of the youth tournament for women put together by FIFA before being renamed FIFA U 20 Women s World Championship for the 2006 edition The tournament was hosted by Thailand in two stadiums in Bangkok one in Chiang Mai and another in Phuket This was the first FIFA women s tournament held in Southeast Asia 2004 FIFA U 19 Women s World ChampionshipFIFA U 19 Women s World Championship Thailand 2004 futbxlhyingchingaechmpolk runxayuimekin 19 piTournament detailsHost countryThailandDates10 27 NovemberTeams12 from 5 confederations Venue s 4 in 3 host cities Final positionsChampions Germany 1st title Runners up ChinaThird place United StatesFourth place BrazilTournament statisticsMatches played26Goals scored92 3 54 per match Attendance288 324 11 089 per match Top scorer s Brittany Timko 7 goals Best player s MartaFair play award United States 20022006 Brazil s Marta was the Adidas Golden Ball recipient as the tournament s most valuable player MVP and Canada s Brittany Timko won the Golden Shoe with 7 goals in 4 games Contents 1 Venues 2 Qualified teams 3 Squads 4 Group stage 4 1 Group A 4 2 Group B 4 3 Group C 5 Knockout Round 5 1 Knockout Map 5 2 Quarterfinals 5 3 Semifinals 5 4 Third place play off 5 5 Final 6 Awards 6 1 All star team 7 Goalscorers 8 References 9 External linksVenues EditBangkok Chiang Mai PhuketRajamangala National Stadium Suphachalasai Stadium 700th Anniversary Stadium Surakul Stadium nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Capacity 65 000 Capacity 35 000 Capacity 25 000 Capacity 15 000 nbsp nbsp Bangkok nbsp Chiang Mai nbsp Phuketclass notpageimage Location of stadiums of the 2004 FIFA U 19 Women s World ChampionshipQualified teams EditThe places have been allocated as follows to confederations CAF 1 AFC 2 UEFA 4 CONCACAF 2 CONMEBOL 1 OFC 1 plus the host country 1 Confederation Continent Qualifying Tournament Qualifier s AFC Asia Host nation nbsp Thailand12004 AFC U 19 Women s Championship nbsp South Korea1 nbsp China1CAF Africa 2004 African U 19 Women s Championship nbsp NigeriaCONCACAF North Central America amp Caribbean 2004 CONCACAF U 19 Women s Qualifying Tournament nbsp Canada nbsp United StatesCONMEBOL South America 2004 South American Under 19 Women s Football Championship nbsp BrazilOFC Oceania 2004 OFC Women s Under 19 Qualifying Tournament nbsp AustraliaUEFA Europe 2004 UEFA Women s Under 19 Championship nbsp Spain1 nbsp Germany nbsp Italy1 nbsp Russia11 Teams that made their debut Squads EditMain article 2004 FIFA U 19 Women s World Championship squadsGroup stage EditAll times local UTC 7 Group A Edit Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD nbsp Germany 7 3 2 1 0 13 3 10 nbsp Canada 7 3 2 1 0 12 4 8 nbsp Australia 3 3 1 0 2 6 6 0 nbsp Thailand 0 3 0 0 3 0 18 182004 11 1017 00Thailand nbsp 0 6 nbsp Germany Report nbsp 10 Mittag nbsp 12 nbsp 41 Goessling nbsp 17 nbsp 24 Okoyino Da Mbabi nbsp 43 LaudehrRajamangala National Stadium BangkokAttendance 40 000Referee nbsp Martha Toro 2004 11 1019 45Australia nbsp 1 2 nbsp CanadaMcCallum nbsp 49 Report nbsp 14 nbsp 19 TimkoRajamangala National Stadium BangkokAttendance 40 000Referee nbsp Alexandra Ihringova 2004 11 1317 00Germany nbsp 4 0 nbsp AustraliaOkoyino Da Mbabi nbsp 4 Mittag nbsp 26 nbsp 73 Blasse nbsp 85 Report Suphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 5 000Referee nbsp Maria Ortega 2004 11 1319 45Canada nbsp 7 0 nbsp ThailandDennis nbsp 11 Timko nbsp 25 nbsp 35 nbsp 56 Robinson nbsp 33 Maranda nbsp 46 Jamani nbsp 54 Report Suphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 5 500Referee nbsp Anna De Toni 2004 11 1619 45Germany nbsp 3 3 nbsp CanadaHanebeck nbsp 4 Mittag nbsp 10 nbsp 37 Report nbsp 40 Lang nbsp 42 Maranda nbsp 63 TimkoSuphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 2 500Referee nbsp Sarah Girard 2004 11 1619 45Australia nbsp 5 0 nbsp ThailandMcCallum nbsp 10 nbsp 19 Wiwasukhu nbsp 26 OG Ledbrook nbsp 45 Kuralay nbsp 55 Report 700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 21 600Referee nbsp Mayumi Oiwa Group B Edit Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD nbsp Brazil 6 3 2 0 1 6 5 1 nbsp China 6 3 2 0 1 4 3 1 nbsp Nigeria 4 3 1 1 1 4 4 0 nbsp Italy 1 3 0 1 2 3 5 22004 11 1017 00Nigeria nbsp 0 1 nbsp China Report nbsp 77 Zhang700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 6 000Referee nbsp Sarah Girard 2004 11 1019 45Italy nbsp 1 2 nbsp BrazilRicco nbsp 64 Report nbsp 11 Costi OG nbsp 84 Kelly700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 6 000Referee nbsp Hong Eun Ah 2004 11 1317 00China nbsp 2 1 nbsp ItalyWang nbsp 52 Xu nbsp 82 Report nbsp 24 Ricco700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 6 000Referee nbsp Jacqui Melksham 2004 11 1319 45Brazil nbsp 2 3 nbsp NigeriaMarta nbsp 55 Cristiane nbsp 83 Report nbsp 9 Uwak nbsp 14 Godwin nbsp 90 Sabi700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 7 687Referee nbsp Virginia Tovar 2004 11 1617 00China nbsp 1 2 nbsp BrazilLou nbsp 53 Report nbsp 38 Marta nbsp 47 CristianeSuphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 2 500Referee nbsp Alexandra Ihringova 2004 11 1617 00Italy nbsp 1 1 nbsp NigeriaManieri nbsp 68 Report nbsp 88 Sabi700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 5 400Referee nbsp Martha Toro Group C Edit Team Pts Pld W D L GF GA GD nbsp United States 9 3 3 0 0 8 1 7 nbsp Russia 3 3 1 0 2 5 7 2 nbsp South Korea 3 3 1 0 2 3 5 2 nbsp Spain 3 3 1 0 2 3 6 32004 11 1017 00South Korea nbsp 0 3 nbsp United States Report nbsp 15 pen Woznuk nbsp 17 Rodriguez nbsp 72 GraySurakul Stadium PhuketAttendance 9 900Referee nbsp Antonia Kokotou 2004 11 1019 45Russia nbsp 4 1 nbsp SpainTerekhova nbsp 10 Sochneva nbsp 36 Petrova nbsp 76 Gil nbsp 88 o g Report nbsp 24 ZufiaSurakul Stadium PhuketAttendance 5 000Referee nbsp Pannipar Kamnueng 2004 11 1417 00United States nbsp 4 1 nbsp RussiaWoznuk nbsp 2 pen Rostedt nbsp 25 nbsp 60 Rapinoe nbsp 63 Report nbsp 46 SochnevaSurakul Stadium PhuketAttendance 8 563Referee nbsp Mayumi Oiwa 2004 11 1419 45Spain nbsp 2 1 nbsp South KoreaBoho nbsp 19 nbsp 57 Report nbsp 72 Park E Surakul Stadium PhuketAttendance 13 563Referee nbsp Deidre Mitchell 2004 11 1817 00United States nbsp 1 0 nbsp SpainRostedt nbsp 44 Report Surakul Stadium PhuketAttendance 9 652Referee nbsp Virginia Tovar 2004 11 1817 00Russia nbsp 0 2 nbsp South Korea Report nbsp 21 Lee nbsp 55 Park H Suphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 800Referee nbsp Jacqui MelkshamKnockout Round EditAll times local UTC 7 Knockout Map Edit Quarter finalsSemi finalsFinal 21 November Chiang Mai nbsp Germany pso 1 5 24 November Bangkok nbsp Nigeria1 4 nbsp Germany3 21 November Chiang Mai nbsp United States1 nbsp United States2 27 November Bangkok nbsp Australia0 nbsp Germany2 21 November Bangkok nbsp China0 nbsp Brazil a e t 4 24 November Bangkok nbsp Russia2 nbsp Brazil0 21 November Bangkok nbsp China2Third place nbsp Canada1 27 November Bangkok nbsp China3 nbsp United States3 nbsp Brazil0 Quarterfinals Edit 2004 11 2117 00Germany nbsp 1 1 aet nbsp NigeriaMittag nbsp 86 Report nbsp 35 UdohPenaltiesHanebeck nbsp Hauer nbsp Thomas nbsp Mittag nbsp Behringer nbsp 5 4 nbsp Iwuagwu nbsp Sike nbsp Udoh nbsp Godwin nbsp Yusuf700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 6 579Referee nbsp Maria Ortega 2004 11 2117 00Brazil nbsp 4 2 aet nbsp RussiaMarta nbsp 42 Cristiane nbsp 90 4 Sandra nbsp 114 nbsp 117 Report nbsp 29 Tsybutovich nbsp 61 TsidikovaSuphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 5 400Referee nbsp Pannipar Kamnueng 2004 11 2119 45United States nbsp 2 0 nbsp AustraliaRodriguez nbsp 54 Rapinoe nbsp 68 Report 700th Anniversary Stadium Chiang MaiAttendance 8 280Referee nbsp Mayumi Oiwa 2004 11 2119 45Canada nbsp 1 3 nbsp ChinaTimko nbsp 63 Report nbsp 3 pen nbsp 21 Zhang nbsp 65 LiuSuphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 5 400Referee nbsp Anna De Toni Semifinals Edit 2004 11 2417 00Germany nbsp 3 1 nbsp United StatesKrahn nbsp 11 Behringer nbsp 69 Hanebeck nbsp 82 Report nbsp 16 o g KrahnSuphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 10 500Referee nbsp Anna De Toni 2004 11 2419 45Brazil nbsp 0 2 nbsp China Report nbsp 11 nbsp 42 LouSuphachalasai Stadium BangkokAttendance 10 500Referee nbsp Alexandra Ihringova Third place play off Edit 2004 11 2716 00United States nbsp 3 0 nbsp BrazilHanks nbsp 21 Rapinoe nbsp 27 Woznuk nbsp 73 Report Rajamangala National Stadium BangkokAttendance 23 000Referee nbsp Sarah Girard Final Edit 2004 11 2719 00Germany nbsp 2 0 nbsp ChinaLaudehr nbsp 4 Behringer nbsp 83 Report Rajamangala National Stadium BangkokAttendance 23 000Referee nbsp Virginia Tovar 2004 FIFA U 19 Women s World Championship winners nbsp GermanyFirst titleAwards EditThe following awards were given for the tournament 1 Golden Ball Silver Ball Bronze Ball nbsp Marta nbsp Angie Woznuk nbsp Anja MittagGolden Shoe Silver Shoe Bronze Shoe nbsp Brittany Baxter nbsp Anja Mittag nbsp Angie Woznuk7 goals 6 goals 3 goalsFIFA Fair Play Award nbsp United StatesAll star team Edit Goalkeepers Defenders Midfielders Forwards nbsp Elvira Todua nbsp Ashlyn Harris nbsp Wang Kun nbsp Akudo Sabi nbsp Elena Semenchenko nbsp Supaphon Kaeobaen nbsp Becky Sauerbrunn nbsp Zhang Ying nbsp Marta nbsp Simone Laudehr nbsp Patricia Hanebeck nbsp Lee Jang mi nbsp Svetlana Tsidikova nbsp Angie Woznuk nbsp Cristiane nbsp Brittany Timko nbsp Veronica Boquete nbsp Anja MittagGoalscorers Edit7 goals nbsp Brittany Timko6 goals nbsp Anja Mittag3 goals nbsp Collette McCallum nbsp Cristiane nbsp Marta nbsp Lou Xiaoxu nbsp Zhang Ying nbsp Celia Okoyino Da Mbabi nbsp Megan Rapinoe nbsp Jessica Rostedt nbsp Angie Woznuk 2 goals nbsp Sandra nbsp Veronique Maranda nbsp Melanie Behringer nbsp Lena Goessling nbsp Patricia Hanebeck nbsp Simone Laudehr nbsp Agnese Ricco nbsp Akudo Sabi nbsp Ekaterina Sochneva nbsp Jade Boho nbsp Amy Rodriguez 1 goal nbsp Selin Kuralay nbsp Kylie Ledbrook nbsp Kelly nbsp Tanya Dennis nbsp Aysha Jamani nbsp Kara Lang nbsp Jodi Ann Robinson nbsp Liu Sa nbsp Wang Kun nbsp Xu Yuan nbsp Anna Blasse nbsp Annike Krahn nbsp Raffaella Manieri nbsp Stella Godwin nbsp Nkese Udoh nbsp Cynthia Uwak nbsp Olga Petrova nbsp Elena Terekhova nbsp Svetlana Tsidikova nbsp Ksenia Tsybutovich nbsp Lee Jang mi nbsp Park Eun Sun nbsp Park Hee young nbsp Nuria Zufia nbsp Kerri Hanks nbsp Sheree Gray Own goals nbsp Annike Krahn 1 for United States nbsp Fabiana Costi 1 for Brazil nbsp Zurine Gil Garcia 1 for Russia nbsp Thidarat Wiwasukhu 1 for Australia References Edit Awards 2004External links EditFIFA U 19 Women s World Championship Thailand 2004 FIFA com FIFA Technical Report Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2004 FIFA U 19 Women 27s World Championship amp oldid 1139095425, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
