Tokyo: Marta Brazil became the first women’s soccer player to score in five consecutive Olympic matches when he captured twice in the 5-0 backward Wednesday in China at Miyagi Stadium in Rifu.
Marta, is widely regarded as the biggest female footballer of all time with a record of five world players this year’s award, scoring its first Olympic goal in Athens in 2004 and, following a brace on Wednesday, now has 12 matches.
The 35-year-old opened the score in Group F Clash in the ninth minute when he arrived late in the box and continued the rebound.
Debinha made him 2-0 in the 22nd minute.
Marta added the second with a low push from a tight angle in the 74th minute before Maju Andressa changed the 82nd minute penalty to leave China Reeling.
Beatriz finished the Rout in the 89th minute after sticking to a low cross to defeat the goalkeeper with the first attempt.
The 43-year-old Formiga Time-Mate also wrote his name into a notebook as the first female soccer player to take part in the seven Olympic matches.
On the previous kickoff in Group E, England beat Chile 2-0 at Sapporo Dome with Manchester City forward Ellen White Scoring twice, including the first goal in Tokyo Games.
England lead in the first half through the movement flowing when Lucy Bronze delivered a cross to the far post and Lauren Hemp leads back to the front of the goal to produce a house from close range.
England dominated the process with the ownership section of the lion but found it difficult to penetrate the fond of Chilean defense.
However, white doubled the advantage in the 73rd minute after he was combined with Bronze to score from the cross with a scissor kick.
Marta Brazil’s score in the fifth match runs, England defeats Chile
