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2023 didn’t go to plan. What does that mean for 2027?

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By Emily Caron
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Aug 6, 2023; Melbourne, AUS; United States players including defender Naomi Girma (4), forward Lynn Williams (6), midfielder Kristie Mewis (22), defender Crystal Dunn (19) and midfielder Lindsey Horan (10) react after losing to Sweden in the penalty kick shootout during a Round of 16 match in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.
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USWNT’s tenacity powers victory in chaotic second clash with Brazil Original

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By Emily Caron
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Thiago Juvencio / Sports Press Photo (SPP) Just about one year out from the World Cup, the U.S. women’s national team survived another seemingly ceaseless stamina-testing clash with Brazil to muster a 1-0 win on Tuesday night. Despite a different outcome, the match was equally as frenetic, intense and physical but undeniably more dramatic. The U.S. may have emerged victorious, but chaos reigned supreme.
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Hayes’ cooking lessons pay off in USWNT-Japan series finale

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By Emily Caron
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Photo Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-Imagn Images U.S. women’s national team head coach (and cooking metaphor aficionado) Emma Hayes wasn’t interested in just appetizers and a satisfying main course on Friday night. She wanted dessert, too, and she got it in spades in Commerce City, Colo. Playing in the final of a three-game series against a talented Japanese team, the Americans took a 3-0 victory after failing to find the back of the net just nights before.
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