Daily News | Rose Lavelle recalls her goal of a lifetime ahead of the next U.S.-Netherlands showdown
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — There are few rarer feats in sports than scoring a goal in a World Cup final, and Rose Lavelle is in the small club of people who’ve done it.
“I always say I think I would have expected a moment like that to feel like I’m different or change me, but I don’t really feel like it did,” the 28-year-old Cincinnati native said at a jammed-to-the-walls news conference. “I feel like it was a goal, and it was fun, but I feel like I’m still just me.”Seated next to Lavelle, U.S. manager Vlatko Andonovski was as amused as everyone else in the room.
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