England, USA Women's Teams Draw at Wembley

England's women's team held the United States to a scoreless draw at Wembley Stadium, ending the Americans' nine-game winning streak in a friendly match. Despite the U.S. being the higher-ranked team and creating more chances, including a disallowed goal and a VAR-overturned penalty, England's goalkeeper Mary Earps made several crucial saves to maintain the clean sheet. The match was notable for being the first competitive clash between coaches Sarina Wiegman and Emma Hayes, both recognized as top female managers in the sport. Attendance at the match was impressive, with over 78,000 fans present, marking a high point for Lionesses' games at Wembley. The result indicates England's defensive improvements since a prior heavy defeat to Germany, as they prepare for the upcoming Euro 2025. Both teams will look to refine their offensive strategies going forward, as neither could find the cutting edge needed to secure a win.