How old were they?

Tânia

DF · Born March 10, 1974

Age in each playoff game

1. 1995 Group stage (June 5, 1995), Brazil vs Sweden 1–0: 21 years, 87 days
2. 1995 Group stage (June 9, 1995), Brazil vs Germany 1–6: 21 years, 91 days
3. 2003 Group stage (September 21, 2003), Brazil vs South Korea 3–0: 29 years, 195 days
4. 2003 Group stage (September 24, 2003), Brazil vs Norway 4–1: 29 years, 198 days
5. 2003 Group stage (September 27, 2003), Brazil vs France 1–1: 29 years, 201 days
6. 2003 Quarter-final (October 1, 2003), Brazil vs Sweden 1–2: 29 years, 205 days
7. 2007 Group stage (September 12, 2007), Brazil vs New Zealand 5–0: 33 years, 186 days
8. 2007 Group stage (September 15, 2007), Brazil vs China 4–0: 33 years, 189 days
9. 2007 Group stage (September 20, 2007), Brazil vs Denmark 1–0: 33 years, 194 days
10. 2007 Quarter-final (September 23, 2007), Brazil vs Australia 3–2: 33 years, 197 days
11. 2007 Semi-final (September 27, 2007), Brazil vs United States 4–0: 33 years, 201 days
12. 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup Final (September 30, 2007), Brazil vs Germany 0–2: 33 years, 204 days

Age in each season

1. 1995 (Brazil): 21 years, 87 days to 21 years, 100 days
2. 1999 (Brazil): 25 years, 101 days to 25 years, 122 days
3. 2003 (Brazil): 29 years, 194 days to 29 years, 216 days
4. 2007 (Brazil): 33 years, 184 days to 33 years, 204 days