How old were they?

Saki Kumagai

DF · Born October 17, 1990

Age in each playoff game

1. 2011 Group stage (June 27, 2011), Japan vs New Zealand 2–1: 20 years, 253 days
2. 2011 Group stage (July 1, 2011), Japan vs Mexico 4–0: 20 years, 257 days
3. 2011 Group stage (July 5, 2011), Japan vs England 0–2: 20 years, 261 days
4. 2011 Quarter-final (July 9, 2011), Japan vs Germany 1–0: 20 years, 265 days
5. 2011 Semi-final (July 13, 2011), Japan vs Sweden 3–1: 20 years, 269 days
6. 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (July 17, 2011), Japan vs United States 2–2 (3–1 pens): 20 years, 273 days
7. 2015 Group stage (June 8, 2015), Japan vs Switzerland 1–0: 24 years, 234 days
8. 2015 Group stage (June 12, 2015), Japan vs Cameroon 2–1: 24 years, 238 days
9. 2015 Round of 16 (June 23, 2015), Japan vs Netherlands 2–1: 24 years, 249 days
10. 2015 Quarter-final (June 27, 2015), Japan vs Australia 1–0: 24 years, 253 days
11. 2015 Semi-final (July 1, 2015), Japan vs England 2–1: 24 years, 257 days
12. 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (July 5, 2015), Japan vs United States 2–5: 24 years, 261 days
13. 2019 Group stage (June 10, 2019), Japan vs Argentina 0–0: 28 years, 236 days
14. 2019 Group stage (June 14, 2019), Japan vs Scotland 2–1: 28 years, 240 days
15. 2019 Group stage (June 19, 2019), Japan vs England 0–2: 28 years, 245 days
16. 2019 Round of 16 (June 25, 2019), Japan vs Netherlands 1–2: 28 years, 251 days

Age in each season

1. 2011 (Japan): 20 years, 252 days to 20 years, 273 days
2. 2015 (Japan): 24 years, 232 days to 24 years, 261 days
3. 2019 (Japan): 28 years, 233 days to 28 years, 263 days