The Olympic Football Women's semi-final match will start on August 6th, and the two focal games will decide the last winners of final confrontation. The first semi-final game will feature France against the new World Cup champion Japan. French team's performance in London 2012 is quite impressive, while the Japanese team tend to be more stable. The favorite son USA team will compete with Canada in the second semi-final game. Can the strong U.S team qualify for the final as they want to fulfill their defending champion dream? Canada can not be overlooked, because they have cruised to the semi-finals over lots of opponents.

QPR's starting line-up was César, Nelsen, Ferdinand, Fabio, Bosingwa, Damian Faurlin, Granero, Ji-Sung, Wright-Phillips, Zamora and Johnson while Chelsea lined up with Cech, Terry, Luiz, Cole, Ivanovic, Lampard, Mikel Obi, Bertrand, Ramires, Torres and Hazard.

QPR 1 - 1 Everton

QPR 1 - 1 Reading

Stoke City 1 - 0 QPR

QPR 1 - 3 Southampton

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France (w) broke dreams in Semi-final. French media: Japan (w) didn't play an attractive match.

U.S. and Canada women's football team who were similar in playing style put on a thrilling game in the London Olympic Games women's football semi-finals on August 6. Canada led for three times but they were also tied by U.S for three times and U.S upsetting Canada 4-3 in the last second of extra time. After the game, U.S is scheduled to vie for the champion with Japan on August 9.

Wigan and QPR drew 2-2 in their Premier League match at the The DW Stadium in Wigan. Wigan's goals were scored by McCarthy (19', 74') and QPR's goalscorers were Nelsen (26') and Cissé (72'). Wigan's starting line-up was Al Habsi, López Rodríguez, Jones, Boyce, McArthur, McCarthy, Beausejour, Stam, Di Santo, Koné and Gómez while QPR lined up with Green, Hill, Nelsen, Traore, Bosingwa, M'Bia, Diakité, Derry, Taarabt, Wright-Phillips and Mackie.