In today's Extra Time, seanmgregory previews tonight's USWNT matchup against the Netherlands with ChristenPress and TobinHeath
the Netherlands, 2-0, in the title game. “We always say our final was one of the easier games for us,” says Heath.
The one Netherlands player Heath mentioned in our conversation as a threat to watch—striker Lineth Beerensteyn—is now unlikely to play, because of an ankle injury she suffered against Portugal. Heath notes that the Dutch have a solid aerial presence off set pieces. And the Orange Lionesses could exploit the tendency of U.S.
After New Zealand upset Norway, 1-0, in its opener, the Philippines picked up three points on Tuesday by knocking off the Football Ferns 1-0 on their home soil. The Philippines became the first World Cup debutante at this tournament to secure a win. In the 24th minute, Sarina Bolden leaped over and between a pair of New Zealanders in the six-yard box to head in a goal and give the Philippines the advantage.
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