FIFA Women’s World Cup Final 2019 --------------------------------- July 7, Stade de Lyon HEAD-TO-HEAD United States 2 Netherlands 0 Draws 0 --------------------------------- Recent meetings 2016 USA 3-1 Netherlands 2013 Netherlands 1-3 USA First World Cup meeting between teams, both previous fixtures were friendly matches --------------------------------- United States Coach Jill Ellis Captain: Megan Rapinoe / Alex Morgan WORLD CUP RECORD W39 D6 L4 Appearances: 8 Best finish: Winner (1991, 1999, 2015) 2015 performance Winner 2019: Began campaign with record 13-0 victory over Thailand. Topped Group F before dispatching Spain, France and England in knock-out stages CLINICAL FINISHING Tournament’s top scorers with 24 goals, inspired by co-captains Alex Morgan (left) and Megan Rapinoe --------------------------------- Netherlands Coach Sarina Wiegman Captain Sari van Veenendaal WORLD CUP RECORD W7 D1 L2 Appearances: 2 Best finish: Final (2019) 2015 performance Round of 16 2019: Topped Group E in only second World Cup. Confident displays in knock-out stages against Japan, Italy and extra-time victory over Sweden YOUNG TALENT Forward Vivianne Miedema (right) scored 60th international goal against Cameroon to become all-time leading Dutch goalscorer across both women’s and men’s teams -------------------------------- ROAD TO FINAL W Thailand 13-0 Match 1 N. Zealand 1-0 W Chile 3-0 Match 2 Cameroon 3-1 W Sweden 2-0 Match 3 Canada 2-1 W Spain 2-1 Last 16 Japan 2-1 W France 2-1 QF Italy 2-0 W England 2-1 SF Sweden 1-0* -------------------------------- COMPETITION STATISTICS SHOOTING BOOTS: Goals EYE FOR GOAL: Total shots PLAYMAKERS: Assists Morgan 6 Miedema 25 Spitse 4 Rapinoe 5 Morgan 17 Rapinoe 3 Lloyd 3 Lloyd 15 Morgan 3 Miedema 3 Rapinoe 12 -------------------------------- TEAM STATISTICS 24 Goals scored 11 3 Goals against 3 115 Total shots 83 49 Shots on target 28 2264 Passes completed 2578 38 Corners 17 57% Possession 58% -------------------------------- PROBABLE LINE-UPS Naeher Dunn Dahlkemper Sauerbrunn O’Hara Ertz Lavelle Rapinoe Morgan Horan Heath Miedema Beerensteyn Groenen van de Donk Spitse Martens van Veenendaal Bloodworth van Dongen van Lunteren van der Gragt -------------------------------- ROLL CALL OF CHAMPIONS USA aiming for record extending fourth World Cup – Netherlands looking for successive titles after winning UEFA Women’s Euro 2017 1991 USA Host: China 1995 Norway Sweden 1999 USA USA 2003 Germany USA 2007 Germany China 2011 Japan Germany 2015 USA Canada -------------------------------- STADE DE LYON Capacity: 57,900 Opened in 2016 as Stade des Lumieres – hosted six men’s Euro 2016 matches and 2018 Europa League Final -------------------------------- Source: FIFA © GRAPHIC NEWS *After extra time Pictures: Getty Images