Karen Carney
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Karen Carney (born August 1, 1987) is a footballer who currently plays for Arsenal Ladies FC, and is one of the youngest women ever to play for England at full international level.
She plays as a striker and, as of November 2005, has scored 3 goals in 12 appearances for England, including a last-minute goal in the 3–2 win over Finland at Euro 2005 which earned her a lot of media attention.
Karen was voted 2005 Nationwide Young Player of the Year. On 9 March 2006, she added to her growing reputation by scoring the only goal in England's 1–0 win against Iceland at Norwich City FC with a well taken headed goal.
She joined Arsenal on July 13, 2006 after previously playing for Birmingham City LFC.
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1 Byrne | 3 Tracy | 4 Ludlow | 5 Champ | 6 White | 7 Grant | 8 Smith | 9 Sanderson | 10 Fleeting | 11 Yankey | 12 Scott | 14 Carney | 15 Daniels | 16 Larkin | 17 Chapman | 18 Asante | 19 Gurr | 20 Davison | 22 Buet | 23 Phillip | 25 Sowden | -- Kemp | -- Lloyd | -- Marsh | -- Spencer | -- Wicks | Manager: Akers |
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