Concacaf Women's Olympic Qualifying

FT Friday, February 7, 2020
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Match Report

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Samantha Mewis' two goals help U.S. clinch Olympic spot

The U.S. women's team secured a Tokyo Olympics spot with a 4-0 semifinal win over Mexico on Friday in the CONCACAF Olympic Qualifying tournament.

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Head to Head

USA leads series 5-0

Lineups

USA

  1. 1Alyssa NaeherG
  2. 4Becky SauerbrunnD
  3. 7Abby DahlkemperD
  4. 19Crystal DunnD
  5. 5Kelley O'HaraD
  6. 3Sam MewisM
  7. 16Rose LavelleM
  8. 8Julie ErtzM
  9. 17Tobin HeathF
  10. 10Carli LloydF
  11. 15Megan RapinoeF

MEX

  1. 12Emily AlvaradoG
  2. 13Bianca SierraD
  3. 5Jimena LópezD
  4. 4Jocelyn OrejelD
  5. 3Janelly FaríasD
  6. 10Stephany MayorM
  7. 16Karla NietoM
  8. 11Lizbeth OvalleM
  9. 7Daniela EspinosaF
  10. 9Renae CuellarF
  11. 8Kiana PalaciosF

Timeline

  1. 5' Rose Lavelle (United States) Goal at 5'
  2. 14' Sam Mewis (United States) Goal at 14'
  3. 66' Bianca Sierra (Mexico) Yellow Card at 66'
  4. 67' Sam Mewis (United States) Goal at 67'
  5. 69' Lynn Williams (United States) Substitution at 69'
  6. 69' Liliana Mercado (Mexico) Substitution at 69'
  7. 69' Kenti Robles (Mexico) Substitution at 69'
  8. 69' Christen Press (United States) Substitution at 69'
  9. 74' Christen Press (United States) Goal at 74'
  10. 76' Lindsey Horan (United States) Substitution at 76'
  11. 83' Diana Evangelista (Mexico) Substitution at 83'

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