The USWNT vs. Colombia quarterfinal game on Sunday on Paramount+ will decide the 2024 Concacaf W Gold Cup semifinals. The USWNT defeated Mexico 2-0 on Monday to move into second place in Group A behind the Dominican Republic and Argentina. Colombia beat Panama and Puerto Rico to finish second in Group B after losing 1-0 to Brazil. The Americans and Colombia met twice in friendlies in October, with the United States winning 3-0 before the first leg ended 0-0. Follow the game live on Paramount+ and now you can try it for free for the first 7 days after signing up here. Plus, you can stream more than 2,400 football matches every year with Paramount+ Sports.
Kickoff at 8:15 p.m. at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles. E.T. This game is available with the expected premium package Paramount+, now you can try it for free for the first week. Paramount+ is the only place to watch every minute of this season’s Concacaf Gold Cup W. Membership gives you access to more sports content, including UEFA Champions League and Europa League, NWSL, NFL on CBS, as well as various movies and shows.
USWNT Routs Colombia 3-0 In Chippy Concacaf Gold Cup Quarterfinal?
US Women’s National Team. Advance to the 2024 CONCACAF W Gold Cup Finals. The USWNT used a clinical first half to beat Colombia 3-0 at BMO Stadium in Los Angeles, California on Sunday to clinch second place. Colombia, no. Left winger Linda Caicedo, ranked 23rd in the latest FIFA rankings. Had a few chances in the opening minutes but eventually caught the USA off guard. moment
Despite not being in the starting line-up, veteran Alex Morgan headed first for the forwards and quickly converted a penalty after 10 minutes. Captain Lindsay Horan went up and down after Colombia’s players tried to use a header as a distraction.
USWNT Advances To CONCACAF Gold Cup Semifinals With Win Over Colombia?
The first 20 minutes were a fast-paced contest against the USWNT. Colombia reached the quarterfinals of the CONCACAF Gold Cup. After the dust and bumps settled, the USWNT responded admirably to last Monday’s loss in Mexico. “I think we knew we knew it was going to be this game,” USWNT player Jayden Shaw said. “We know it’s going to be a struggle and we’re ready to compete.
Lindsay Horan, Jenna Nysonger and Shaw scored goals in a chaotic but productive. First half for the USWNT in front of 16,746 at BMO Stadium. The USWNT will face Canada in the semifinals on Wednesday at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego. Twila Kilgore, the interim USWNT coach, stated, “It’s a different game, our third game against them, and they’re a tough team.” “The players played an important role in the development of the plan. Work progressed and we’re happy we did and we’ve got a lot of football left.”
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