PERTH: Jamaica defender Allyson Swaby scored from a sharp header to steer her side to a 1-0 win against Panama in Perth today, keeping alive the Caribbean side’s hopes of advancing to the next round of the Women’s World Cup.
In a scoreless first half, Jamaica dominated in attack and continually kept Panama goalkeeper Yenith Bailey busy, peppering the goal without success. Competing in their first World Cup, Panama played with renewed vigour in the 10 minutes following the break and forward Lineth Cedeno misdirected a header which would have been her country’s first goal in the showpiece event.
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