USWNT players shut out talk of team’s demise
The HinduThe US women’s national team is not subscribing to the idea that its best days are behind it and welcomes the higher level of competition it is seeing globally, defender Crystal Dunn said on Saturday. The most successful team in international women’s football history struggled to create chances in its 2-0 loss to Mexico in the group stage of the Gold Cup on Monday, prompting fresh concerns that it was falling behind the rest of the world. As members of the US women’s national team, we always step into this environment giving our absolute best, raising the standards and pushing this game forward. 🤩 pic.twitter.com/i0y4FlCTs1 — W Gold Cup February 27, 2024 “At the same time, we are very excited about the growth of the game and we are always challenging other federations to pour resources into their national teams as well.” The four-time World Cup champion produced its worst-ever performance at a Women’s World Cup last year, exiting in the round of 16.