Starting line-ups and shirt numbers for Kate Sheppard Cup final

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Here’s how they line up for the Kate Sheppard Cup final at North Harbour Stadium:

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Wednesday June 29 (5am NZT): Football Ferns v Wales, international friendly, Pineta, Spain (click here for details)

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