Second-half rally carries Canadian women to 2-0 win over Argentina

SANLÚCAR DE BARRAMEDA, Spain — Canada rallied in the second half, pulling ahead on an own goal and Cloe Lacasse’s first senior strike to defeat 10\u002Dwoman…

Substitute Quinn, who goes by one name, started the play with a ball that sliced open the Argentine defence.

Argentina was physical on the day and Marina Delgado was sent off in the 57th minute after receiving a second yellow for lashing out with an arm and connecting with Canada forward Adriana Leon’s throat after the two tangled going after the ball. Delgado picked up her first yellow in the 53rd minute. Kailen Sheridan started in goal behind a back four of Allysha Chapman, Kadeisha Buchanan, Shelina Zadorsky and Bianca St-Georges. Fleming partnered Julia Grosso in the heart of the midfield with Nichelle Prince, Janine Beckie and Leon playing behind striker Jordyn Huitema.Article contentIt was a scrappy opening with both teams looking to find their rhythm.

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