Andrea Neil

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Andrea Neil is an accomplished female soccer player.

Neil retired as a player in December 2007, having played 131 times for the Canadian national women's soccer team and in four consecutive world cups. She did not immediately decide if she will turn to coaching.^[1]

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^ Neil retires as most capped Canadian women's soccer player

v • d • e Canada squad - 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup

1 Hawthorne • 2 Stoumbos • 3 Hooper • 4 Ring • 5 Neil • 6 Donnelly • 7 Morneau • 8 Sedgwick • 9 Wood • 10 O'Brien • 11 Caron • 12 Mceachern • 13 Kelly • 14 Ross • 15 Muir • 16 Mongrain • 17 Burtini • 18 Chin • 19 Gerrior • 20 Singfield • Coach: Beliveau

v • d • e Canada squad - 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup

1 Wright • 2 Smith • 3 Nonen • 4 Franck • 5 Neil • 6 Donnelly • 7 Morneau • 8 Maglio • 9 Helland • 10 Hooper • 11 Rosenow • 12 Harvey • 13 Walsh • 14 Joly • 15 Muir • 16 Haas • 17 Burtini • 18 Bowie • 19 Haz • 20 Leblanc • Coach: Pellerud

v • d • e Canada squad - 2003 FIFA Women's World Cup

1 Leblanc • 2 Latham • 3 Consolante • 4 Andrews • 5 Neil • 6 Nonen • 7 Morneau • 8 Kiss • 9 Wilkinson • 10 Hooper • 11 Hermus • 12 Sinclair • 13 Matheson • 14 Moscato • 15 Lang • 16 Timko • 17 Burtini • 18 Dennis • 19 McLeod • 20 Swiatek • Coach: Pellerud

v • d • e Canada squad - 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup

1 Leblanc • 2 Kiss • 3 Booth • 4 Gayle • 5 Neil • 6 Dennis • 7 Wilkinson • 8 Matheson • 9 Chapman • 10 Franko • 11 Hermus • 12 Sinclair • 13 Walsh • 14 Tancredi • 15 Lang • 16 Thorlakson • 17 Timko • 18 McLeod • 19 Schmidt • 20 Swiatek • 21 Robinson • Coach: Pellerud

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