History of the FIFA Women's World Cup Highlighted: Moments 31 through 28 Revealed

FOX Sports is counting down memorable moments from the FIFA Women's World Cup's history.
In 1991, Ingrid Johansson scored for Sweden against the United States, though the U.S. still won.
In 2015, Lucy Bronze's goal helped England win its first Women's World Cup knockout stage match.
Bronze also scored the winning goal against Canada to help England win bronze.
In 2003, Charmaine Hooper scored as Canada upset China but lost to the U.S. in the bronze medal match.