USWNT Dominate Canada 3-0 Extend Five-Game Winning Streak

The US women's national soccer team completed a successful international window with a 3-0 victory over Canada at Audi Field in Washington, DC, marking their fifth consecutive win and extending their dominance in the series with Canada. Midfielders Sam Coffey and Claire Hutton, both beneficiaries of set pieces from Rose Lavelle, scored in the first half, with Yazmeen Ryan adding a late goal to seal the win. This performance came despite the absence of key players like Sophia Smith, Mallory Swanson, and Trinity Rodman, with coach Emma Hayes utilizing a deep pool of rising talent. Goalkeeper Claudia Dickey contributed to the clean sheet with a solid performance in only her second national team start. The team scored 11 goals and conceded none across three friendlies this window, showcasing strong form ahead of upcoming matches in September. Additionally, the USWNT's triumph coincided with Mexico's women's team securing a narrow 1-0 victory over Colombia, highlighting a successful night for North American women's soccer.