Megan Rapinoe’s missed penalty kick in the U.S. Women’s National Team’s loss provided a sour ending to her storied career.
despite not being in the starting lineup and not earning time as a substitute.
“Of course, playing in World Cups and winning championships and doing all that. To know that we’ve used our really special talent to do something that’s changed the world forever, I think that means the most to me.” Andi Sullivan, Lindsey Horan, Kristie Mewis and Alyssa Naeher all scored on their penalty kicks for the USWNT, while Rapinoe, Sophia Smith and Kelley O’Hara all couldn’t convert their penalty kick attempts against Musovic, who made 11 saves prior to the penalty kicks.
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