Lindsey Horan’s fury at a borderline dirty tackle from Netherlands proved to be the difference maker in a game the USWNT could not afford to lose.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
After disappointing draw, USWNT needs math to add up to avoid World Cup embarrassment
“It’s just a little unfortunate that now first place in the group is up for grabs,” Alex Morgan said after the USWNT’s draw vs. the Netherlands.
USWNT’s Alex Morgan not putting much stock in her missed penalty kick at World Cup
Alex Morgan, who missed a penalty kick in the USWNT’s win against Vietnam, says she’s “really hopeful for future (ones) in this tournament.”
Brains and athleticism make Naomi Girma essential to the USWNT at 2023 World Cup
The USWNT is happy to be the beneficiaries of Naomi Girma’s active mind. The former Stanford star has become indispensable to the defense.
‘Whatever we need’: USWNT’s Julie Ertz returns to center back position at World Cup
Julie Ertz started at center back in the USWNT’s opening win over Vietnam despite not having played the position consistently since 2017.
USWNT’s missed chances against Vietnam no cause for concern. The goals will come
The USWNT is happy with a win against Vietnam, but also aware it must do better going forward — starting with next week’s big match vs. Netherlands
All in: USWNT will be at full strength for World Cup opener against Vietnam
Coach Vlatko Andonovski said Megan Rapinoe, Julie Ertz and Rose Lavelle are all available for Saturday’s World Cup opener against Vietnam.
USWNT finally getting what it’s worth, but plenty other World Cup teams still are fighting
Several teams at this year’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand are in active disputes with their federations over funding and resources.
‘Very real and very devastating’: World Cup begins on somber note with Auckland shooting
USWNT players shared their thoughts on an emotional day that saw the World Cup begin in the wake of a shooting near team hotels in Auckland.
Deadly shooting in Auckland, hours before World Cup opens in New Zealand city
The U.S. women are among the teams in Auckland for their opening World Cup games. U.S. Soccer said the USWNT is “accounted for and safe.”