Women’s World Cup recap: USWNT 2-0 Colombia
The US defeats Colombia to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women’s World Cup, where they will face China on Friday.
The US defeats Colombia to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women’s World Cup, where they will face China on Friday.
Abby Wambach scored the only goal of the match as the Americans advanced to the Round of 16 by winning Group D.
Chances were at a premium as the US and Sweden played to a scoreless draw in Winnipeg in the Women’s World Cup.
Megan Rapinoe scored twice and Hope Solo was at her best as the US edged Australia to open their World Cup Campaign.
The US women fell to Japan after blowing late leads in regular and extra time. Japanese captain Homare Sawa was the hero. PSP’s Allison Frank has all the details.
It all comes down to this! PSP’s Allison Frank runs through the strengths and weaknesses of the USA and Japan ahead of Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final.
On the heels of their amazing win over Brazil, the US face another tough test in the high-octane French offense. Meanwhile, Japan will take their tough midfield play to a showdown with the in-form Swedes, who are riding high after trouncing Australia. PSP’s Allison Frank tells you what to expect on Wednesday.
Maura Gladys breaks down the five events that had the biggest influence on the outcome of the USA/Brazil quarterfinal that rocked the sports world.
The group stage showed off the very best the women’s game has to offer. Some superstars hit the ground running (Marta) while others need to step it up in the knockout rounds. Here is the best eleven players from the group stage, along with some of the low points thus far.
France ran riot over Canada and joins their German hosts in the quarterfinals.
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