CONCACAF Women's Championship

Each team got four wins in four games at the Concacaf W Championship, setting up this predictable final between the U.S. Women's National Team and Team ...

Canada never looked uncomfortable at any point, and likely would have been able to score a few more goals had it not been for the impressive play of Jamaica’s netminder, Rebecca Spencer, who plays for Tottenham in England. Those two dominant paths to the final should set up a game worth watching. This will be the 62nd time that Team Canada and Team USA have played each other, going back to 1986.

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"The Stars and Stripes were not at their brilliant best at the Olympics, but they have been superb ever since," Green said. Canada might have picked up a victory when these teams met last year, but the USA has dominated the series over the past five years. The United States has added a new crop of youthful talent to play alongside Morgan, creating a very dangerous team. Kickoff from Estadio BBVA Bancomer in Guadalupe, Mexico is set for 10 p.m. ET on Thursday. USWNT is listed as the -130 favorite (bet $130 to win $100) in the latest USWNT vs. Plus, watch the highly-anticipated series Halo, Picard, 1883, and more. You can watch this match live on Paramount+.

The United States faces Canada in the CONCACAF Women's Championship final match at Estadio BBVA in Guadalupe, Mexico, on Monday, July 18, 2022 (7/18/22).

But he did broadcast live to the UEFA Congress in Vienna last month via his phone from a stadium in Chernihiv that had been attacked by Russia, to show the damage inflicted. “We are discussing the details.” We spoke about how it would be possible that football could help us to think about the future.” “We spoke about how football has a very big power to help people think about the future because now people, of course, are not in a good mindset. “In Ukraine we will play on every level. But as Russian forces have been redeployed to the east and south, fighting has subsided in the area near the capital Kyiv and elsewhere.

Canada and USA are scoreless in the second half of the CONCACAF W Championship final. The winner earns a berth into the 2024 Paris Olympics soccer ...

12 Christine Sinclair (C) ('69 - subbed off) Alex Morgan converted from the penalty spot as USA defeated Canada 1-0 in the CONCACAF W Championship final. Alex Morgan converted from the penalty spot as USA defeated Canada 1-0 in the CONCACAF W Championship final.

The American women's team is set to face Canada in the final of the 2022 CONCACAF W Championship.

USA and Canada have met five times in the W Championship final out of a total 10 tournaments since its inception in 1991. This will be the first time these sides have met this year, with the last match coming in Olympic play back in August of 2021. The United States Women’s National Team will face off against the Canada Women’s National Team in the CONCACAF W Championship Final on Monday, July 18.

The Canadian women went on to claim gold in a penalty shootout win over Sweden while the Americans settled for bronze after beating Australia. This time the ...

The Canadian women won the CONCACAF tournament in 1998 (when the U.S. did not take part as host of the 1999 Women's World Cup) and 2010, beating Mexico in the final both times. The Americans went into Monday's final with a 59-1-1 record in World Cup and Olympic qualifying matches. Morgan, Smith and Kristie Mewis led the U.S. with two apiece. The U.S. won Group A by defeating Haiti 3-0, Jamaica 5-0 and No. 26 Mexico 1-0. The Americans started quickly with Mallory Pugh forcing a save by Sheridan in the first minute. They have won all five Olympic qualifying tournaments in which they have participated and eight of nine World Cup qualifying tournaments. Sheridan and centre back Kadeisha Buchanan somehow combined in a tangle of bodies on the goal line to stop Sophia Smith from poking in a low Sofia Huerta cross that had eluded sliding defender Vanessa Gilles. Canada coach Bev Priestman sent Julia Grosso on for Quinn, who goes by one name, in the 57th minute. The Canadian women went on to claim gold in a penalty shootout win over Sweden while the Americans settled for bronze after beating Australia. She rounded Sheridan but could not put the ball on target from a tight angle. All four CONCACAF W semifinalists have already booked their ticket to the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand by virtue of making the tournament final four. The U.S. starting 11 had a combined 849 caps with Sauerbrunn leading the way, earning her 207th cap.

On Monday night at Estadio BBVA, a new-look U.S. team has a chance to run the table in another World Cup and Olympic qualifying tournament when it faces Canada ...

“It has given the players a level of confidence but not a level of arrogance. We want to be a team that can consistently win on the world stage.” More importantly, it would be proof that Canada is mounting a serious threat to the region’s longtime rulers. Obviously, the U.S. isn’t a team that’s going to sit back and defend. “There’s a new mindset of this team around the U.S.,” Canada coach Bev Priestman said. Yet CONCACAF has just one automatic spot in the next Olympics, and it will go to Monday’s winner. We don’t want to be a one-off team. Yet No. 6-ranked Canada, one of just two CONCACAF countries that have ever defeated the U.S., presents a different challenge. Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan, the only women still on the roster who played in that 2010 game, have seen the U.S. outscore opponents 148-0 in CONCACAF play since that defeat, running its qualifying record to 59-1-1 overall. The United States, meanwhile, brought a bronze medal home from Japan, then embarked on a rebuilding project. And it’s the game both sides get excited for,” midfielder Desiree Scott added. That’s especially true in CONCACAF, the 41-country regional confederation the American women have ruled ruthlessly for four decades.

Alex Morgan's 78th-minute penalty gave the U.S. a 1-0 win over Canada in the CONCACAF W Championship final Monday, sending the Americans to the 2024 Paris ...

The Canadian women won the CONCACAF tournament in 1998 (when the U.S. did not take part as host of the 1999 Women's World Cup) and 2010, beating Mexico in the final both times. The Americans went into Monday's final with a 59-1-1 record in World Cup and Olympic qualifying matches. Morgan, Smith and Kristie Mewis led the U.S. with two apiece. The U.S. won Group A by defeating Haiti 3-0, Jamaica 5-0 and No. 26 Mexico 1-0. The Americans started quickly with Mallory Pugh forcing a save by Sheridan in the first minute. Sheridan and centre back Kadeisha Buchanan somehow combined in a tangle of bodies on the goal line to stop Sophia Smith from poking in a low Sofia Huerta cross that had eluded sliding defender Vanessa Gilles. They have won all five Olympic qualifying tournaments in which they have participated and eight of nine World Cup qualifying tournaments. She rounded Sheridan but could not put the ball on target from a tight angle. All four CONCACAF W semifinalists have already booked their ticket to the 2023 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand by virtue of making the tournament final four. The Canadian women went on to claim gold in a penalty shootout win over Sweden while the Americans settled for bronze after beating Australia. The U.S. starting 11 had a combined 849 caps with Sauerbrunn leading the way, earning her 207th cap. The Canadians responded with a pair of early Nichelle Prince shots that did not trouble Naeher.

USA qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics after a late penalty gave them a 1-0 win over Canada in the CONCACAF Women's Championship final.

Alex Morgan Wins Tournament Golden Ball as Her Goal from the Penalty Spot Earns is the Game-Winner; USA Qualifies for its Eighth Consecutive Olympics and ...

- The USA has an overall combined record of 60-1-1 in World Cup and Olympic Qualifying matches. With the victory, USA finishes the tournament with five wins in five matches and without allowing a single goal. The goal marked Morgan’s 118th of her career and just her third from the penalty spot. She rounded the ‘keeper toward the left and fired from inside the box, but her shot went wide on the near post as she lost her footing. Midfielder Lindsey Horan came close to scoring in the 14th minute with an impressive falling half-volley from just inside the penalty box that barely missed the goal. For her performance throughout the tournament which included three goals, Morgan was awarded the Golden Ball as the best player in the competition.