US has yet to produce their best at World Cup, says coach Andonovski
The HinduThe United States has yet to produce its best performance at the Women’s World Cup, coach Vlatko Andonovski said on Thursday, after the Netherlands held it to a frustrating 1-1 draw in its second match of the tournament in Wellington. It was the first World Cup draw that the United States has seen since Sweden held it 0-0 at the tournament in 2015. “As hopefully we move forward, we’re going to see better and better.” While much has been made of the relative inexperience of the U.S. team, with 14 World Cup newcomers among the 23-player squad, Andonovski spent precious pre-tournament time retooling his starting line-up amid a glut of injuries. “We’re just going to get better from game to game and we’re going to be a lot more efficient as well.” The United States closes out its Group E against Portugal on Tuesday.