Football Matches on Wednesday July 25, 2012

Wednesday July 25, 2012
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Olympics (W)

Olympics (W) Table
Round Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Group stage16:00 Great Britain gb1–0nz New Zealand24,445Millennium Stadium (Neutral Site)Kari SeitzMatch Report
Group stage17:00 USA us4–2fr France18,900Hampden Park (Neutral Site)Sachiko YamagishiMatch Report
Group stage17:00 Japan jp2–1ca Canada14,119City of Coventry Stadium (Neutral Site)Kirsi HeikkinenMatch Report
Group stage18:45 Cameroon cm0–5br Brazil30,847Millennium Stadium (Neutral Site)Jenny PalmqvistMatch Report
Group stage19:45 Sweden se4–1za South Africa18,290City of Coventry Stadium (Neutral Site)Salomé di IorioMatch Report
Group stage20:50 Colombia co0–2kp Korea DPR18,900Hampden Park (Neutral Site)Carol-Anne ChenardMatch Report
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Champions League

Champions League Table
Round Wk Time Home Score Away Attendance Venue Referee Match Report Notes
Second qualifying round19:15 Helsingborg se3–0wls The New Saints FC5,613OlympiaAlain BieriMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Helsingborg won
Second qualifying round19:45 Linfield FC nir0–0cy AEL Limassol995Windsor ParkMartin StrömbergssonMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; AEL Limassol won
Second qualifying round20:00 FK Vardar mk0–0by BATE Borisov28,500Nacionalna Arena Filip II MakedonskiPaolo ValeriMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; BATE Borisov won
Second qualifying round20:45 Dinamo Zagreb hr3–2bg Ludogorets Razgrad17,524Stadion MaksimirFelix ZwayerMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Dinamo Zagreb won
Second qualifying round20:45 Śląsk Wrocław pl0–1me Budućnost18,222Municipal Stadium WroclawMichael OliverMatch ReportLeg 2 of 2; Śląsk Wrocław won

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