Argentina women's national football team

The Argentine national soccer team of women representing Argentina in international women's football. The national reports to the Argentinian Football Association and is coached by Jose Carlos Borrello.

The first unofficial games played Argentina in the second unofficial World Cup 1971 in Mexico. After a defeat against Italy in the match for 3rd place, Argentina finished the tournament in fourth place.

The Argentine selection took previously participated in two official World Championships, however, different in the two already in the first round again. In 2007, she lost the opening game with 00:11 against Germany, the highest ever suffered in a World Cup defeat. In the South America Championship they finished in the first three participations in second place behind Brazil. Only in 2006, succeeded the Argentineans, the first victory over their neighbors from Brazil and the associated winning the South American Championship. 2010, only 4th place was occupied, which Argentina failed to qualify for the World Cup in 2012 neither 2011 nor the Olympics.

The Argentine selection is available in sporting terms clearly in the shadow of men selection.

Currently, Argentina is in the FIFA World Ranking 34 previous best finish was 27 in June 2008 and from September to December 2009.

2.1 Germany
2.2 Switzerland
2.3 Austria

Tournament Record

World cup

South American Championship

2003: Second
2006: The winner
2010: Fourth

Olympic games

2008: Preliminary
2012: not qualified

Pan American Games

The Argentine team took part in the discharged three times since 1999, women's football tournament of the Pan American Games.

2007: Preliminary
2011: Preliminary

Games against teams of German-speaking countries

All results from Argentine perspective.

Germany

Switzerland

So far there has been no international matches against the Swiss selection.

Austria

So far, there were no games against the Austrian selection.