Jaedyn Shaw, 19, scores two goals in the first half to lead the Americans to a 4-0 victory in Carson, securing a spot in the knockout round.
United States forward Jaedyn Shaw celebrates with teammates after she scored a goal during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson.
Shaw, 19, scored twice in a 4-0 win. United States forward Alex Morgan winds up for a kick during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Jaedyn Shaw kicks the ball past Argentina midfielder Miriam Mayorga for a goal during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. Shaw, 19, scored twice in a 4-0 win. United States forward Jaedyn Shaw, right, celebrates with midfielder Rose Lavelle, left, after Shaw scored a second goal during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. Shaw, 19, scored twice in a 4-0 win. United States forward Trinity Rodman kicks the ball during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Rose Lavelle kicks the ball during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Lindsey Horan, back far left, converts a penalty kick for a goal past Argentina goalkeeper Laurina Oliveros during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Lindsey Horan converts a penalty kick for a goal during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Lindsey Horan, right, celebrates after scoring a goal during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Sophia Smith, left, recovers the ball while being defended by Argentina defender Aldana Cometti during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Lindsey Horan kicks the ball during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. Argentina defender Celeste Dos Santos, left, attempts to control the ball against United States defender Emily Fox during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Emily Sonnett, left, vies for the ball against Argentina defender Eliana Stabile during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States defender Jenna Nighswonger kicks the ball as Argentina midfielder Romina Nuñez looks on during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States defender Emily Fox, left, controls the ball against Argentina forward Mariana Larroquette during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Samantha Coffey kicks the ball during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Rose Lavelle controls the ball during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Sophia Smith chases the ball during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Emily Sonnett reacts after missing a shot on goal during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Rose Lavelle, left, converses with forward Jaedyn Shaw during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Jaedyn Shaw, left, dribbles the ball against Argentina defender Eliana Stabile during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States defender Tierna Davidson, left, vies for the ball against an Argentina defender during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Sophia Smith controls the ball during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States interim head coach Twila Kilgore looks on from the sidelines during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Lindsey Horan vies for the ball with Argentina defender Sophia Braun, left, and midfielder Miriam Mayorga during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Trinity Rodman kicks the ball during the second half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. A soccer fan holds up a sign during the second half of a CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match between the United States and Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. USWNT fans hold up a scarf during the second half of the team’s CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Alex Morgan, left, vies for the ball against Argentina midfielder Camila Gomez during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Rose Lavelle, back, heads the ball against Argentina defender Sophia Braun during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States midfielder Korbin Albert, right, vies for the ball against Argentina midfielder Vanina Preininger during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States forward Alex Morgan, right, chases the ball down against Argentina defender Julieta Cruz during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States defender Crystal Dunn, right, handles the ball against Argentina midfielder Romina Nuñez during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. United States goalkeeper Casey Murphy, center, leaps to attempt to block a shot during the first half of their CONCACAF Women’s Gold Cup group stage match against Argentina on Friday night at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. Shaw, 19, scored in the 10th and 17th minutes in a 4-0 victory over Argentina 72 hours later in front of 8,315 at Dignity Health Sports Park to keep the Americans perfect in Group A play. With the win, the United States officially secured a spot in the knockout round of the 12-team tournament. “Argentina is a very tough team to play,” interim U.S. coach Twila Kilgore said. “I feel like we left a lot on the table. I’m confident that we will grow as the tournament goes on.The teenagers also made some history, becoming the first pair of teenagers to score multiple goals in back-to-back games. It was also Shaw’s first career multi-goal game. “Super happy for Jaedyn, we saw her be impactful in a lot of ways,” Kilgore said. “I thought she had a very complete performance.” Mexico had briefly moved to the top of the group following its victory over the Dominicans in the first game of the doubleheader. Casey Murphy got the start in goal for the Americans. She is coming off of a perfect run in international competition last year.Argentina put Murphy to work as Mariana Larroquette, who plays for the NWSL’s Orlando Pride, attempted an audacious chip from 40 yards out that hit the crossbar and had Murphy sprawling for an attempted save. After Shaw’s first goal, Larroquette scored what should have been the equalizer off of a free kick, but she was ruled to have been offside. That was the break that the U.S. needed. Shaw found her second in the 17th minute and Alex Morgan followed with a looping header in the 19th minute for a 3-0 lead that the Americans would take into halftime. Morgan’s goal was the 123rd of her career and the first time she has scored in back-to-back games since 2022. The rest of the game settled into a physical one with few chances in the second half. However, the United States added a goal in the second half when Lindsey Horan converted a penalty kick. Argentina’s Miriam Mayorga was awarded a red card for a hand ball, leading to Horan’s penalty attempt.Mexico bounced back from its scoreless draw against Argentina in the opener with an 8-0 rout of the Dominican Republic . Seven different players scored for Mexico, led by Lizabeth Ovalle, who had a pair. The group stage concludes Monday, also at DHSP, with the Americans facing Mexico preceded by Argentina and the Dominican Republic . The Mexico and USWNT game will decided the winner of the group. “Mexico is hard-working, organized,” Kilgore said. “I expect they will make changes and will do what’s best for their team and we will do what’s best for our team.”“It’s important to capitalize on every moment that we have,” Kilgore said. “We believe that we can do all things together.”4 Southern California midday radio DJs were taken off the air. What happens next?National Weather Service issues severe thunderstorm warning as uncommonly strong storm moves across LA CountyProposition 1, California’s $6.38 billion mental health bond measure, still too close to callUnited Airlines plane makes safe emergency landing at LAX after losing tire during takeoffUnited plane veers off runway in third Boeing incident this week44 things this Chicagoan didn’t know about ‘The Blues Brothers’
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