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The United States reached the knockout stages of the Women's World Cup with a 0-0 draw against Portugal on Tuesday, surviving a late onslaught from the tournament debutants to keep their title defence alive at Eden Park.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — As the clock ticked on for the U.S. women's national team in its biggest fixture of the Women's World Cup group stage, the game seemed to be crying out for an American substitute or two.
The United Stateswomen's national team continues its 2023 World Cup campaign against Netherlands on Wednesday (9 p.m. ET, live on Fox) at Sky Stadium in Wellington, New Zealand. The U.S. beat Vietnam 3-0 in its first game of the tournament and having won the previous two World Cups, is the favorite to go all the way again in Australia and New Zealand.
The players aren't supposed to do it. Indeed, it's pretty much the cardinal sin of a World Cup participant to look ahead into the bracket of the knockout round and speculate on opponents down the road.
The U.S. women's national team will play the Netherlands in a 2023 Women's World Cup match. (FOX Sports)
One of the things I am interested in seeing at this Women's World Cup are the new teams and how they play.
The U.S. women's national team have begun the World Cup as the favorites to once again defend their crown after winning four years ago in France. The players who emerged victorious in that tournament will forever be acknowledged for their remarkable contributions, but as the summer competition unfolds, a transformation is taking place within the squad's composition.
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