The United States defended its Women’s World Cup title, and claimed its fourth overall, with a 2-0 victory over the Netherlands in Lyon, France.
The complete list of group-stage standings can be found here. The full knockout-round results are below.
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Final
Sunday, July 7
United States 2, Netherlands 0 (read more)
[Megan Rapinoe caps spectacular World Cup with game-winning goal, claims Golden Boot]
Third-place match
Saturday, July 6
Sweden 2, England 1 (read more)
Semifinals
Wednesday, July 3
Netherlands 1, Sweden 0 (read more)
Tuesday, July 2
United States 2, England 1 (read more)
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Quarterfinals
Saturday, June 29
Netherlands 2, Italy 0 (read more)
Sweden 2, Germany 1 (read more)
Friday, June 28
United States 2, France 1 (read more)
Thursday, June 27
England 3, Norway 0 (read more)
Round of 16
Tuesday, June 25
Italy 2, China 0 (read more)
Netherlands 2, Japan 1 (read more)
Monday, June 24
United States 2, Spain 1 (read more)
Sweden 1, Canada 0 (read more)
Sunday, June 23
England 3, Cameroon 0 (read more)
France 2, Brazil 1 (read more)
Saturday, June 22
Germany 3, Nigeria 0 (read more)
Norway 1, Australia 1; Norway advances on PKs, 4-1 (read more)
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Alex Morgan is the face of U.S. soccer and now its golden boot
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The U.S. World Cup team’s greatest challenge: Rising European powers
The U.S. women’s national team is an American treasure. Pay them a bounty.
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The U.S. women’s soccer team fights for equal pay as the team begins their World Cup defense