The Americans are vying to win their third consecutive World Cup title, but will the 14 first-time participants on the roster be a detriment heading into next month’s tournament?
U.S. forward Alyssa Thompson answers questions during the USWNT’s media day on Tuesday at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. The Women’s World Cup begins next month in Australia and New Zealand.
USWNT head coach Vlatko Andonovski speaks to the media during the team’s media day on Tuesday at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. The Women’s World Cup begins next month in Australia and New Zealand. U.S. women’s soccer star Megan Rapinoe, left, smiles as teammate Alex Morgan answers a question during the USWNT’s media day on Tuesday at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. The Women’s World Cup begins next month in Australia and New Zealand, and while Rapinoe and Morgan have a lot of new teammates this time around, the Americans are still favored to win the tournament for a third consecutive time.
He’s taking a team, that although it is going through a makeover, is ranked No. 1 in the world, according to the FIFA rankings and one that has already won four World Cups and is looking to become the first national team, men or women, to win a third consecutive World Cup.
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