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United States Women's National Team Profile

With four Women's World Cup titles, five Olympic gold medals and 10 CONCACAF Championships/Gold Cups to their name, the USA women's soccer team is the most successful women's side in history.

We have all you need to know about the USWNT including results, upcoming matches, key players, stats, and more.

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United States Women's National Team results

Date

Competition

Opponent

Result

Feb. 20, 2024

W Gold Cup group stage

Dominican Republic

5-0, USWNT win

Feb. 23, 2024

W Gold Cup group stage

Argentina

4-0, USWNT win

Feb. 26, 2024

W Gold Cup group stage

Mexico

2-0, USWNT loss

March 3, 2024

W Gold Cup quarterfinal

Colombia

3-0, USWNT win

March 6, 2024

W Gold Cup semifinal

Canada

2-2 (3-1 penalties), USWNT win

March 10, 2024

W Gold Cup final

Brazil

1-0, USWNT win

April 6, 2024

SheBelieves Cup

Japan

2-1, USWNT win

April 9, 2024

SheBelieves Cup

Canada

2-2 (5-4 penalties) USWNT win

June 1, 2024

Friendly

South Korea

4-0, USWNT win

June 4, 2024

Friendly

South Korea

3-0, USWNT win

July 13, 2024

Friendly

Mexico

1-0, USWNT win

July 16, 2024

Friendly

Costa Rica

0-0 draw

July 25, 2024

Olympics group stage

Zambia

3-0, USWNT win

July 28, 2024

Olympics group stage

Germany

4-1, USWNT win

July 31, 2024

Olympics group stage

Australia

2-1, USWNT win

August 3, 2024

Olympics quarterfinals

Japan

1-0, USWNT win

August 6, 2024

Olympics semifinals

Germany

1-0, USWNT win

August 10, 2024

Olympics final

Brazil

1-0 USWNT win

United States Women's National Team schedule

Date

Time (ET)

Competition

Opponent

Venue

Oct. 24, 2024

7:30 PM

Friendly

Iceland

Q2 Stadium, Austin, Texas

Oct. 27, 2024

5:30 PM

Friendly

Iceland

Geodis Park, Nashville, Tennessee

Oct. 30, 2024

7 PM

Friendly

Argentina

Lynn Family Stadium, Louisville, Kentucky

Nov. 30, 2024

12:20 PM

Friendly

England

Wembley Stadium, London, England

How to watch the United States Women's National Team

The place to watch the USWNT depends on which competition they play in.

For the Women's Gold Cup starting in February, fans can tune into Paramount+ to see the team. The SheBelieves Cup can be watched on the streaming service MAX and Turner Sports channels TNT or TBS. All USWNT games are streamed on Peacock with Spanish-language broadcasts.

United States Women's National Team 2023 World Cup review

The 2023 Women's World Cup hosted by Australia and New Zealand was a massive disappointment for the United States. The Stars and Stripes won just one of their four matches, bowing out against Sweden in the round of 16.

The USWNT's one win was against Vietnam, ranked 37th in the FIFA World Ranking, in the group stage. Their second and third group stage games were a 1-1 draw with the Netherlands and a 0-0 draw with Portugal. The team scored four goals from 9.3 expected goals.

Since then, the US Soccer federation has made a coaching change and a plethora of the more experienced players - namely Megan Rapinoe and Julie Ertz - retired from international play. World Cup coach Vlatko Andonovski was fired, and Chelsea manager Emma Hayes - regarded as the best manager in women's soccer - will take over after the European club season ends.

United States Women's National Team World Cup history

No team can better the USA's record in the Women's World Cup. 

The USA have featured in all eight editions of the tournament. Before their round of 16 exit in 2023, third place was their worst finish, occurring in 1995, 2003 and 2007. 

They have won the World Cup on four occasions, claiming the inaugural title in China in 1991 along with the 1999 edition on home soil, as well as the last two tournaments in 2015 and 2019. 

They finished as runners-up to Japan in the 2011 World Cup in Germany. 

In total, the Stars and Stripes have won 40 of their 50 matches at Women's World Cups, drawing six and losing four. 

The last World Cup in 2019 was the second time in history they won all of their matches in the tournament.

United States Women's National Team Gold Cup history

The Gold Cup, also known as the CONCACAF Women's Championship, has been kind to the USWNT. The Stars and Stripes have won the tournament that features North American and Caribbean countries all but two times, when Canada won it. The only time the USA didn't make at least the semifinals was 1998.

The 2024 edition of the tournament kicks off on February 17, with games taking place in Houston, Texas, Carson, California, and San Diego, California.

United States Women's National Team Olympics history

The USWNT has won five of the eight Women's Soccer tournaments in the Olympics, including the first-ever edition in 1996.

The team did not win in either 2016 or 2020, with Germany and Canada winning those editions, respectively. Under Emma Hayes, the team won its fifth gold medal in 2024.

The manager - Emma Hayes

Emma Hayes was announced as the replacement for Vlatko Andonovski late in 2023. Hayes has won the FA Women's Super League six times with Chelsea, including four straight leading into the current season, and she brought the club to its first-ever Women's Champions League final in 2020.

Hayes is regarded as one of the top managers in women's soccer due to her tactical knowledge and person-to-person management. She has never managed an international team, but she spent two years in the United States as the coach of the Chicago Red Stars from 2008-2010.

The sporting director - Matt Crocker

Matt Crocker is the technical director for the United States Soccer Federation, having previously worked in a similar capacity at Southampton FC in England. 

He was named to the role in April 2023 and officially began working for U.S. Soccer full-time in August 2023. He was been involved in overseeing the team and played a role in the hiring of Hayes and the re-hiring of USMNT head coach Gregg Berhalter.

Key active players

Name

Position

Age

USWNT Caps

USWNT Goals

Club team

Rose Lavelle

CM

29

106

24

Gotham FC

Lindsey Horan

CM

30

156

35

Lyon

Trinity Rodman

FW

22

46

10

Washington Spirit

Sophia Smith

FW

24

56

23

Portland Thorns

Mallory Swanson

AM/FW

26

100

38

Chicago Red Stars

Naomi Girma

CB

24

40

0

San Diego Wave

Midge Purce

FW

28

30

4

Gotham FC

Lynn Williams

FW

31

71

19

Gotham FC

Alana Cook

CB

26

29

1

Seattle Reign

Emily Fox

RB

26

57

1

Arsenal

Stats

Most appearances - Top 5 active players

Becky Sauerbrunn

217 caps

Alex Morgan

215 caps

Kelley O'Hara

156 caps

Lindsey Horan

156 caps

Crystal Dunn

155 caps

Most goals - Top 5 active players

Alex Morgan

121 goals

Mallory Swanson

38 goals

Lindsey Horan

35 goals

Crystal Dunn

25 goals

Rose Lavelle

24 goals

Most appearances all-time

Kristine Lilly

354 caps

Carli Lloyd

316 caps

Christie Pearce

311 caps

Mia Hamm

276 caps

Julie Foudy

274 caps

Most goals all-time

Abby Wambach

184 goals

Mia Hamm

158 goals

Carli Lloyd

134 goals

Kristine Lilly

130 goals

Alex Morgan

121 goals

United States Women's National Team FIFA World Ranking

The USWNT is back to the top of the FIFA Women's World Ranking after winning gold in the Olympics. The USWNT was as low as fifth - its worst ranking ever - earlier this year before rising five spots back to No. 1.

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