Smith's came after a high knee from the forward bonked the head of a Portugal player. It is her first yellow card of the tournament. Why Naomi Girma is essential to the USWNT at 2023 World Cup ...

Men’s or women’s. Lose to Portugal on Tuesday night, and the four-time World Cup champions will almost certainly be headed home. Never has the USWNT failed to reach the semifinals at a World Cup.

O'Hara made her way over to Lavelle as soon as the full-time whistle sounded, hoping to soften the blow of her next-round suspension. "She's going to miss the next game, and that sucks for her ...

is nowhere near as accomplished on the women’s side as it is on the men’s — and nowhere near as accomplished as the USWNT. This will be Portugal’s first Women’s World Cup; the U.S ...

The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup continued Tuesday with ... change up parts of the defensive line." USWNT's Rose Lavelle receives a yellow card vs. Portugal and is out for team's next game if ...

Portugal are eliminated ... that Something had to change for the USWNT and it has. Megan Rapinoe is on for her second appearance this Women's World Cup with Smith making way for the U.S. icon.

The draw snapped the USWNT's streak of 13 straight victories in the World Cup that dated back to 2015 ... concludes with the United States against Portugal, and the Netherlands against Vietnam ...

That lineup had never played together before the World Cup. The tie meant that the United States will likely need a more decisive outcome on Tuesday against Portugal to finish atop Group E and ...

With Portugal making its first-ever appearance at the Women’s World Cup, the USWNT is the strong favorite ahead of the game, though progression from the group is by no means guaranteed for the ...

AUCKLAND, New Zealand — All this week, from Perth to Sydney and across the North and South islands of New Zealand, World Cup teams are ... ranked team will play Portugal (1-1-0).

The USWNT vs. Portugal group stage game will be available on FOX in English at 3 a.m. ET. All of the 2023 Women's World Cup action will be available on FOX, FS1, Universo and YouTube TV.