Canada captain Christine Sinclair by the numbers
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MONTPELLIER, France – A look at Canadian captain Christine Sinclair, from Burnaby, B.C.
— Sinclair has scored 181 goals in 282 international games. Abby Wambach’s world record is 184 goals.
— Sinclair is embarking on her fifth FIFA World Cup, tying the Canadian record held by retired goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc.
— When the World Cup squads were officially announced May 27, Sinclair’s 282 caps surpassed the cumulative total of all 23 Jamaica players.
— Sinclair, who turns 36 on June 12, is the seventh oldest player at the FIFA World Cup (at 41 that honour belongs to Brazil’s Formiga)
— Sinclair has scored nine goals at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, second only to Brazil’s Marta (15) among active players at France 2019.
— The Canada captain is tied for third place among active players at France 2019 with 17 career World Cup matches.
— Sinclair had her most productive year in terms of goal-scoring in 2012 when she had 23 goals in 22 games.
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