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Posted June 27, 2011 11:24:00 Hosts and defending champions Germany got its women's World Cup campaign off to a flying start as it beat Group A rivals Canada 2-1 at Berlin's Olympic Stadium on Monday morning.
Meanwhile, Marie-Laurie Delie struck the only goal for France to secure a 1-0 win against Nigeria.
Having won both the 2003 and 2007 editions, Germany is bidding to complete a hat-trick of titles on home soil and had few problems against the Canadians, who threatened the German goal on only rare occasions.
First-half goals by midfielders Kerstin Garefrekes and Celia Okoyino da Mbabi put the hosts in control before Canada captain Christine Sinclair, who broke her nose in the first half, slotted home a late free-kick for the guests.
"It was the first game so we were a bit nervous. There is room for improvements and we will improve," said goal-scorer Garefrekes, who also supplied the pass for the second goal.
The win puts the Germans top of Group A on goal difference above France.
"We got two goals in the first half and didn't play so well, then in the second half we were much better organised, but we couldn't score," said Germany coach Silvia Neid.
"Things got tight at the end and it could have been 2-2, so I am very happy we won the first game."
The hosts squandered a string of second-half chances, while Canada grew in confidence as the game wore on.
"The first game in a World Cup tournament is always tough and maybe were a bit intimidated at the start, but I think we did well," said Canada coach Carolina Morace, who paid tribute to her plucky captain Sinclair.
"Christine is a fantastic player and she took her chance well. The doctors have told me the nose was broken, but she insisted on playing on.
"She knows what she can do and it would have been hard to take her off with her experience."
Unstoppable Delie
France's 23-year-old forward Delie struck the winner against Nigeria to continue a torrid pace very few players - men or women - could match.
Delie has tallied 22 goals in just 21 caps, and if that was not good enough, her last six games have seen her tally 12 goals.
"I give it my best each time. The purpose of a striker is to score and voila," answered Delie, who scored three goals as the top goal scorer at the 2007 U19 FIFA's Women World Cup.
Delie's first cap for France's senior side came in a 7-0 routing of Croatia - in which she scored a goal on September 23, 2009. She also scored nine goals in France's qualifying for the 2011 World Cup.
"It just keeps going. She is really unbelievable. I cannot say it will be her World Cup. But it is her time," said French coach Bruno Bini.
- AFP
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