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Chile Women vs. Canada Women Live Stream – Prediction, Team News, Lineups & Preview The Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games has Chile excited after the opening day and that from this Friday there are already several Team Chile athletes preparing for their debut. But the ones that started earlier and will already have their second match will be La Roja Femenina that challenges Canada. Great match on a high-level night at the Olympic Games and that will be marathon with the debut of Tomás Barrios in tennis and Tomás González in gymnastics, two of whom have great faith and would perform before the La Roja match. Second date of the group stage and that has the Chilean team last after falling by two goals to zero with Great Britain, while in the other group match the Canadians equaled with the local, Japan. Chile Women face Canada Women this Saturday on the second day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, with both teams looking for their first victory in Group E. Canada collected a point on the first day against Japan, while Chile suffered a defeat at the hands of Great Britain in Sapporo on Wednesday. José Letelier’s team failed to get a foothold in their game against Team GB in the opener of this summer’s Olympics, falling to a 2-0 loss to place them at the bottom of Group E. Ellen White scored the first goal at the Tokyo Games after 17 minutes at the Sapporo Dome, and completed GB’s victory over Chile 18 minutes from time when he scored his second goal of the day. Chile was dominated by Hege Riise’s side, who claimed a large share of possession throughout the game and limited Chile to just one shot on goal from Ellie Roebuck. Following that match, Letelier admitted that Great Britain outperformed his team on the day, but that they will learn from defeat and that Chile must overcome these obstacles to advance. Chile’s opponents on Saturday put a point on the board after playing host Japan in the opener, a match that ended in a 1-1 draw at the Sapporo Dome. Canada’s all-time record scorer Christine Sinclair added another goal to her collection just six minutes into Wednesday’s game, which was a milestone appearance for the forward as she claimed her 300th international cap. However, the team de Bev Priestman was unable to maintain her lead for the remaining 84 minutes, allowing Mana Iwabuchi to equalize for the home team with just six minutes left. A concern for the Canadians will be that goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe had to be substituted after 58 minutes against Japan, and was replaced by Kailen Sheridan between the posts. The draw means Canada has extended its undefeated run, including friendly matches, to five games dating from early April, but of those matches Canada has tied its last three. Canada is likely to point to this game against Chile as the perfect opportunity to record their first victory at the Tokyo Olympics, considering that Letelier’s team is the lowest ranked team in Group E. Chile will need more attacking threat if you want to penetrate a strong Canadian defense, who have only conceded one goal in their last five games in all competitions. The top three of María José Urrutia, Daniela Zamora and Yanara Aedo are likely to start again on Saturday, but they will have to create better chances than against Great Britain to find the back of the net this weekend. Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Christiane Endler appeared to be a frustrated figure on Wednesday and is likely to be disappointed in her individual performance, so she will be looking to improve that to keep a clean sheet against Canada. As mentioned above, Canadian goalkeeper Labbe was forced to retire against Japan and is likely to miss matchday two in Group E, with which Sheridan is now expected to start for Priestman’s team. There is little doubt that Sinclair will lead the line for the Canadians on Saturday, and it is expected to be followed by a lineup similar to the one that began Wednesday. The four backs of Ashley Lawrence, Kadeisha Buchanan, Shelina Zadorsky and Allysha Chapman will be sure they can keep Chile out of having posed a threat to the British defense this week. Chile Women possible lineup: Endler; Saez, Guerrero, Pardo, Lopez; Lara, Araya, Lopez; Aedo, Urrutia, Zamora Canada Women possible lineup: Sheridan; Chapman, Zadorsky, Buchanan, Lawrence; Quinn, Scott; Beckie, Fleming, Prince; Sinclair We Predict: Chile Women 0-2 Canada Women
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