USWNT Thread
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USWNT Big Board: How the 2027 World Cup team is taking shape
The USWNT is now nearly one year away from the 2027 Women's World Cup. How is coach Emma Hayes' roster rebuild coming along?
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Rodman, Swanson, Wilson reunited in latest USWNT squad
Forward Mallory Swanson has been called up for the United States for the first time since giving birth in November. She will join the USWNT for a pair of away games against Brazil on June 6 and June 9.
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Sophia Wilson’s return spoiled as USA women beaten by Brazil in friendly
Sophia Wilson marked her return to the US women’s national team with an early goal, but Brazil rallied with two quick strikes to claim a 2-1 win in São Paulo
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The USWNT wanted a fight in Brazil, and World Cup prep will be better for it
The USWNT got smacked in the face by Brazil's animosity in a 2-1 loss, but that's exactly what head coach Emma Hayes wanted.
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Sophia Wilson shows she’s back to her best, but Emma Hayes faces defensive concerns as USWNT collapse against Brazil | Goal.com US
Sophia Wilson came out firing for the U.S. women's national team, marking her first international goal since 2024 with a stunning second-minute finish against Brazil in Sao Paulo. Unfortunately for Emma Hayes' side, it all came tumbling down from there as the defense unraveled in a 2-1 defeat...
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Brazil 2-1 USA (6 Jun, 2026) Game Analysis - ESPN
Expert recap and game analysis of the Brazil vs. United States Women's International Friendly game from 6 June 2026 on ESPN.
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Scroll further down on page 1 and you'll find 2 of them.
Brazil 0-1 USA (Jun 9, 2026) Game Analysis - ESPN
Expert recap and game analysis of the Brazil vs. United States Women's International Friendly game from June 9, 2026 on ESPN.
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USWNT player ratings vs Brazil: Sophia Wilson shines again, but yellow and red cards steal the show | Goal.com South Africa
The USWNT ended their winless streak against Brazil in chaotic fashion, edging Tuesday’s match on an own goal after eight red cards and more than 10 yellows.
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That's typical of what you get when you play in or against South American teams, especially with the men, although Brasil usually is a little more laid back than Argentina or Uruguay. A lot of those teams are petulant at best and dirty at worst.
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It seemed clear that the Brazilian women were set to out physical the US in both games. Based on the red card awarded to their head coach, it was coming from the top down. I’m not sure how the referee coup have done much better. It was a real mess.