Observers wonder if U.S. command of women’s soccer has come to an end.
The Swedes dominated Group G, outscoring their opponents, 9-1, in earning a date with the struggling Americans.
In wining once and drawing twice in group play, the United States has outshot Vietnam, the Netherlands and Portugal by a cumulative, 53-8, put more efforts on net, 19-1, and won more corner kicks, 26-2. “You know, she’s one of the best players in the world and not having her is definitely going to change the way we’re, or at least some of the ways, we can approach the game,” Andonovski said.
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