Today’s Match Schedule

• 12:30 p.m. ET – France vs. Colombia (Moncton) on TSN/TSN GO
• 3:30 p.m. ET – England vs. Mexico (Montreal) on CTV/CTV GO**
• 3:30 p.m. ET – Brazil vs. Spain (Moncton) on TSN/TSNGO
• 6:30 p.m. ET – Korea Republic vs. Costa Rica (Montreal) on TSN/TSN GO
• 11 p.m. ET – Canada 2015 Recap Show on TSN2/TSN GO

** TSN2 will join the game following the NASCAR event

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Game Day Notes: France vs. Colombia

The only meeting between the nations came at London 2012 Olympic Games. France won that match 1-0. Met in group stage at 2010 U-20 FIFA Women's World Cup playing to a 1-1 draw.

France 

• France beat England 1-0 in first group game
• France, in their third FIFA Women's World Cup, have won four of their seven group stage matches (4W/1D/2L)
• Met CONMEBOL opposition only once at the FIFA Women's World Cup. Drew 1-1 with Brazil in 2003 group stage

Colombia 

• Tied Mexico 1-1 in first group game
• Daniela Montoya's goal in the draw was Colombia's first ever FIFA Women's World Cup goal in its second participation
• Yellow cards: Orianica Velasquez, Natalia Gaitan, Daniela Montoya
• Last meeting with European opposition was the 1-0 defeat to France at the London 2012 Olympic Games
• Only FIFA Women's World Cup meeting with European opposition was 1-0 defeat to Sweden in 2011

Game Day Notes: England vs. Mexico

Have met twice at senior women’s level, England leads series (1W/1D/0L). Only previous FIFA Women's World Cup meeting was a 1-1 draw in the group stage of the 2011 tournament.

England 

• Lost their opening FIFA Women's World Cup match for the first time (1-0 to France)
• Yellow cards: Katie Chapman
• Remain without a win against European opposition at the FIFA Women's World Cup (five matches)
• Have met CONCACAF opposition three times at the FIFA Women's World Cup – drew 1-1 with Mexico in 2011, lost 3-0 to USA in 2007 and beat Canada 3-2 in 1995

Mexico

• Tied Colombia 1-1 in first group game
• Yellow cards: Cecilia Santiago
• Remain without a win in their seven FIFA Women's World Cup matches (0W/3D/4L)
• Have met European opposition twice at the FIFA Women's World Cup – drew 1-1 with England in 2011 and lost 2-0 to Italy in 1999
• Have scored five goals and conceded 23 in their seven FIFA Women's World Cup matches
• Have drawn their last two FIFA Women's World Cup matches

Game Day Notes: Brazil vs. Spain

Have never previously met in a women’s international fixture

Brazil 

• Won their opening group game 2-0 against Korea Republic
• Formiga, playing at a record-equaling sixth FIFA Women's World Cup (along with Japan’s Homare Sawa), became the oldest goalscorer in the competition’s history
• Marta became the all-time leading goalscorer in FIFA Women's World Cup history with 15 goals, moving ahead of Germany’s Birgit Prinz
• Have played 19 group stage matches at the FIFA Women's World Cup (13W/2D/4L)
• Unbeaten in 13 group stage matches since 6-1 defeat to Germany in 1995
• Won each of their last seven group stage matches since 1-1 draw against France in 2003
• Kept a clean sheet in each of their last seven group stage matches
• Have won their opening two group stage matches in each of the last four FIFA Women's World Cups

Spain

• Tied their opening group game 1-1 with Costa Rica
• Yellow cards: Celia Jimenez
• Vicky Losada scored the first goal for her country in FIFA Women's World Cup history

Game Day Notes: Korea Republic vs. Costa Rica

Are meeting for the first time in a women’s international fixture

Korea Republic

• Lost 2-0 against Brazil in their opening group game
• Lost all four FIFA Women's World Cup matches to date – beaten 2-0 and 3-0 by Brazil, 1-0 by France and 7-1 by Norway
• Only FIFA Women's World Cup goal scored by Jin Suk-Hee in 7-1 defeat to Norway

Costa Rica

• Earned a 1-1 draw against Spain in their first ever FIFA Women's World Cup match
• Raquel Rodriguez Cedeno scored the first goal for her country in FIFA Women's World Cup history
• Previously, Costa Rica took part in four FIFA women’s tournaments (U-17 and U-20 FIFA Women’s World Cups) losing all their 12 matches