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On Saturday, Korbin Albert was booed by USWNT supporters as she was introduced in the team's SheBelieves Cup semifinal versus Japan. Albert publicly apologised for reposting a now-deleted video of a Christian worship space preaching anti-gender rights and "feeling transgender." During the Fourth of July weekend, Albert wrote a TikTok post, which has since been deleted.'

For Sunday's SheBelieves Cup opener against Japan, Korbin Albert has been left out of the USWNT's starting XI. It comes after the teenage midfielder was chastised by some of her own teammates for her social media messages. Albert was available for selection on Friday, according to manager Twila Kilgore, but she was only selected from the substitutes on Saturday.

Despite receiving backlash from her USWNT colleagues over an anti-LGBTQ social media post, interim boss Twila Kilgore said, Korbin Albert is still available for selection for the forthcoming SheBelieves Cup. Alex Morgan and Lindsey Horan accused Albert of failing to uphold the USWNT's legitimacy by reposting a now-deleted video of a Christian worship space preaching against homosexuality and "feeling transgender." Megan Rapinoe fired back at the 20-year-old midfielder, as many senior players, including Becky Sauerbrunn, Lynn Williams, and Kristie Mewis, condemned 'this hatred' on social media.'

Horan and Morgan appeared in the team's press conference on Wednesday, ahead of their game against Japan on April 6. The pair weren't intended for the call at the beginning, but they did turn up to address Albert's tweet. Horan wrote, 'We're really sad that the code was not upheld.' We love this team and our supporters, and they are excited to join this one.' They should continue to be heard and seen because it is so critical.' We stand by retaining a safe and secure environment, especially as allies and members of the LGBTQ+ group,' Morgan said. 'This forum has given us the opportunity to discuss causes that concern us; something we never take for granted.'

Carli Lloyd, the former United States women's national team captain who became one of the team's most vocal commentators, lauded the team's most vocal critics, who received the inaugural CONCACAF W Gold Cup. Lloyd was outspoken in her displeasure with the team at the FIFA Women's World Cup last summer. However, she praised the team after they defeated Brazil in the finals of the first edition of CONCACAF's top women's tournament. Lloyd wrote on Twitter, 'Congrats @USWNT!' Bounced back after [Mexico]'s loss, responded quickly, and found gritty ways to win after that... a good start!'

The Star and Stripes held their ground on home soil, with Lindsey scoring a header off Emily Fox's well-placed lofted pass in the first half of time, despite Brazil having more shots on target than their opponents. It was the fourth time the United States has met Brazil in a tournament final. The Americans have also won the 2004 and 2008 Olympics, as well as the 2004 and 2008 Olympics.

Despite heavy puddles on the pitch, stifling weather marred the USA's Gold Cup semi-final victory over Canada on Wednesday, when officials refused to call off the game. The women's national football team in the United States race dragged their rivals 3-1 on penalties to book a spot in the final against Brazil on Sunday, as the rain-soaked affair came to a halt. Drought drenched San Diego's Snapdragon Stadium prior to the match, coating the field with puddles and standing water.

Emma Hayes will make her debut as head coach of the United States women's team in June after two friendlies against South Korea. On Tuesday, the United States announced a match at Dick's Sporting Good Park in Commerce City, Colorado, and another match at Allianz Field in St. Paul, Minnesota, on June 1. The two games will be the team's first set of games under Hayes, who was appointed head coach of the United States last November.

The United States women's national team defeated Colombia 3-0 in Los Angeles' intense 90 minutes of action, advancing to the CONCACAF W Gold Cup semifinals. All three goals were scored in the first half, starting with captain Lindsey Horan's penalty and ending in less than ten minutes by defender Jenna Nighswonger's explosion. The Americans took a 3-0 lead in the first half after Jaedyn Shaw's added time.

Jaedyn Shaw scored two goals and the United States went up 3-0 in the first 20 minutes before losing Argentina 4-0 on Friday night in the CONCACAF Women's Gold Cup. Shaw, 19, scored in the 10th and 18th minute, while veteran Alex Morgan added his third goal off a header in the 19th. Lindsey Horan finished scoring on 77th after scoring on a penalty kick. Shaw was the youngest player to score three goals in her first six national team appearances. She was also the team's fifth youngest player to score in a competitive match.

Lindsey Horan, the captain of the US women's soccer team, has apologised after she said that most American fans of the sport aren't that keen.' Horan spoke to The Athletic earlier this year about the US team's struggles in the last decade, which culminated in two World Cup victories before losing in last year's tournament to Sweden in the last 16. The majority of Americans aren't aware,' she said. They have no idea that this is happening.' They are inadvertent. However, it's getting better and better.

Alexi Lalas, a Fox soccer analyst and former US men's defender, has slammed USWNT captain Lindsey Horan for attacking American soccer fans. When Horan said the majority of American fans aren't that smart, she spoke to The Athletic about the skepticism and scrutiny that falls on the US team. The Lalas took to Twitter in reaction to Horan's controversial remarks, the first of which read: 'So, not content with already turning off many Americans who don't watch soccer, but the #USWNT has now set their sights on disguising many Americans who watch soccer.' Bold's project is a labor of art.'

The captain of the United States women's soccer team, Lindsey Horan, claims that the majority of American fans of the sport aren't that smart.' Horan spoke with The Athletic, discussing the challenges and scrutiny that falls on the US team's achievements over the past decade, which included two World Cup wins before falling out in last year's tournament to Sweden in the last-16. The majority of Americans aren't aware,' she said. They don't know the game.' They don't understand. (But) It's getting better and better.'

'Under Pressure' was supposed to be the tale of three-peat champions, but Netflix had the opportunity to tell a different - and perhaps larger - story: the demise of a giant. The behind-the-scenes coverage of the USWNT's 2023 World Cup was sold as an inside peek into the team's search for a third victory on the bounce. However, when the United States crashed out of the tournament in a dramatic penalty shootout against Sweden, the streaming giant's access was cut unexpectedly short. But, Netflix still had to turn up. Rather, the four-part docuseries had the opportunity to capture what fans actually wanted to hear - the demise of the USWNT's triumph - while still putting into perspective just what the USA's place is in the field of women's soccer today.

Lindsey Horan, the head of the US women's national team, has taken a thinly-veiled dig at former coach Vlatko Andonovski by implying that they were not "set up" in the correct way at the Women's World Cup. This month, the United States made its first appearance at the tournament, with Sweden evicting the four-time champions at the last-16 stage on penalty kicks. Although it ultimately came down to a lottery, not to mention a dramatic goal-line decision in the shootout, Horan and Co may have no allegations that they were sent home early after winning just one of their four matches.

The national team's demise during the Women's World Cup will be investigated by United States Soccer, according to them. Following a penalty shootout loss to Sweden, the reigning champions were disqualified from the tournament on Sunday. It came after they barely made it to the knockout stage by clinging to a goalless draw against Portugal in their last group game.

(W) 0-0 Switzerland 0-5 PENS (2005): The U.S. is a member of the United States. The United States was kicked out of the tournament at the last-16 stage after losing 5-4 on penalties to Sweden following a thrilling match. The USWNT came second in their group and face a Sweden team that had topped theirs with three straight victories from three. Vlatko Andonovski's side dominated the game, but they were defeated by a string of spectacular saves from Swedish stopper Zecira Musovic. Lindsey Horan also hit the crossbar in the first half before Musovic gave her a spectacular one-handed stop in the second half.

Carli Lloyd's critique of the Americans' participation in the ongoing Women's World Cup has enraged her former colleague, US Captain Lindsey Horan. Following their 0-0 draw with Portugal on Tuesday, Lloyd Lloyd offered a scathing critique of the US women. The Americans may have advanced to the knockout stage with the tie, but their results were uninspiring, as Lloyd noted when slamming players for dancing on the field after the game. Horan weighed in on Wednesday, after head coach Vlatko Andonovski chastised Lloyd for his remark, saying the words were "frustrating for me to hear."

Australia was humiliated 3-2 by Nigeria, leaving the hosts' hopes of advancing to the knockout stage in the balance. Australia must defeat Canada in their last game to guarantee a knockout spot and also the possibility of returning star striker Sam Kerr back from a calf injury-plagued first two games. On Thursday, the United States was held to a 1-1 draw by the Netherlands, leaving both sides level at the top of Group E. Jill Roord gave the Netherlands a one-half lead before Lindsey Horan levelled just over the hour.

In a hard fought World Cup group game against Holland in Wellington, a strong Lindsey Horan header cost the USA a point. With a low shot, the Europeans took the lead in just the 17th minute. Jill Roord found the net in just the 17th minute. Horan equalized on 62, with the USWNT aiming for a winner with Trinity Rodman close, but the second goal never came.

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The US Women's soccer team put on another uninspiring display of their national anthem before their World Cup match against Holland on Wednesday. Only six players clung to their chest when The Star-Spangled Banner was on display, and not all of them were singing. Many who did not succeed, such as Alex Morgan, Julie Ertz, and Lindsey Horan, were more likely to mumble the terms rather than singing along.

During the World Cup opener in New Zealand on Friday, six of the 11 members of the US women's soccer team remained silent, prompting critics to chastize players for a alleged lack of patriotism. Six of the 11 players opted against placing their hands over their hearts rather than raising their arms at their sides or behind their backs before beating Vietnam, 3-0, to begin Group E play. However, five others did put their hands on their hearts, including three - Julie Ertz, Alyssa Naeher, and Lindsey Horan, who performed the national anthem lyrics. On the other hand, Vietnamese women were seen singing their anthem with their hands on their chests.

Jennyfer Limage, a Haiti midfielder, let out a scream after suffering from a bad knee injury during her country's Women's World Cup opener against England. After 25 minutes of being seen holding her knee after a challenge from Alessia Russo, she seemed to be in some pain. The 25-year-old girl received some medical attention and attempted to continue, but she was forced to leave the field minutes later on a stretcher and let out a scream of agony as she left the pitch.