The United States women's national soccer team (USWNT) topped Group B at the 2024 Paris Olympics, winning all three matches and setting a record with nine goals scored during the group stage. Under head coach Emma Hayes, the USWNT secured victories against Zambia (3-0), Germany (4-1), and Australia (2-1), showcasing a strong offensive performance led by forwards Trinity Rodman and Korbin Albert, who scored crucial goals in the final match. Despite concerns about scoring ability prior to the tournament, the team delivered a stellar offensive display, with Rodman and Mallory Swanson contributing significantly. However, midfielder Sam Coffey received a second yellow card in the match against Australia, which will sideline her for the upcoming quarterfinal against Japan. The USWNT's consistent lineup and stable defense have been notable, as Hayes has made the least lineup changes in a major tournament since 2000. The team will aim to continue their success as they advance to the knockout stage, seeking a shot at a medal.