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The USWNT will face New Zealand at CPKC Stadium with a notably young and less experienced starting lineup, featuring three teenagers and a first-time cap for Kennedy Wesley, under coach Emma Hayes, in a match broadcast across multiple platforms.
The USWNT faces Portugal on October 26, 2025, at Pratt & Whitney Stadium with a significantly rotated starting lineup featuring young and experienced players, including three teenagers, under coach Emma Hayes, highlighting a strategic shift and player development focus.
The USWNT is set to face Portugal at Subaru Park with a lineup featuring six players from their last match against Canada, led by captain Lindsey Heaps and including debutant goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce. The match will be broadcast on TNT, truTV, HBO Max, and Peacock, with key players like Lavelle, Thompson, and Sonnett aiming to add to their career caps and goals.
Trinity Rodman was injured with crutches after a match against Monterrey, shortly after being called up to the USWNT, during a W Champions Cup game at Audi Field.
Trinity Rodman was helped off the field in tears during a Washington Spirit match due to an apparent leg injury and will undergo scans; she has a history of injuries and recently rejoined the USWNT, highlighting her importance and ongoing health concerns.
USWNT forward Ally Sentnor has transferred from Utah Royals to Kansas City Current in a record-breaking $600,000 deal, with Utah receiving a 20% sell-on clause and no players in return, marking a significant move in the NWSL.
The USWNT will play two matches against Portugal in October, with pregame retirement celebrations for legends Alex Morgan and Alyssa Naeher, and a third match against an opponent to be determined in Kansas City, marking their first game at CPKC Stadium. The matches are part of a broader effort to support women's soccer and honor USWNT legends, with ticket presales starting July 29.
The US Women's National Team will play its first match at CPKC Stadium in Kansas City on October 29, marking a historic moment for women's sports, with tickets available through various presales and the match broadcast on multiple platforms.
Tobin Heath, a legendary USWNT midfielder with two World Cups and two Olympic gold medals, has announced her retirement after a 13-year career, marked by multiple injuries and surgeries, with her last appearance in 2022.
Tobin Heath, a celebrated USWNT midfielder and World Cup winner, has retired from professional soccer after a career hampered by a serious knee injury. She reflects on her journey, the emotional impact of her injury, and her plans to explore new ventures, including sports projects and personal pursuits, embracing a new chapter beyond playing.
The USWNT is set to face Canada at Audi Field with a lineup similar to their previous match against Ireland, featuring key players like Naomi Girma and Rose Lavelle, and debuting goalkeeper Claudia Dickey. The match highlights include lineup notes, player caps, and recent performances, emphasizing the team's strategic choices and player experience.
The USWNT is making roster changes ahead of their Sunday friendly against Ireland, focusing on testing player depth and progress, with key players like Rose Lavelle returning from injury. The team is using these matches to evaluate and develop talent, especially with an eye toward future tournaments like the World Cup and Olympics.
The USWNT is set to face the Republic of Ireland at DICK’S Sporting Goods Park with a lineup featuring debutants Claudia Dickey and Lilly Reale, and key players like Naomi Girma and Rose Lavelle. The match highlights include young players earning their first caps and the team aiming to build on recent performances.
U.S. Women's National Team head coach Emma Hayes announced a 25-player training camp roster for upcoming matches against Ireland and Canada, featuring mostly NWSL players, with Rose Lavelle returning after injury and four players earning their first call-ups, emphasizing player development and team readiness.
Rose Lavelle returns to the USWNT after six months for upcoming summer friendlies against Ireland and Canada, as coach Emma Hayes emphasizes player development and rest for European-based players, with a roster featuring mostly domestic talent and several first-time call-ups.