The U.S. Women’s National Team has dropped to #2 in the latest FIFA world rankings, marking an exciting new chapter in women’s soccer. After years of legendary victories, they now trail the reigning champions, Sweden, following a series of fierce and unforgettable battles on the field
The US Women’s National Team is set to clash with the People’s Republic of China in an exciting friendly match on May 31. Tune in live on Olympics.com and catch all the action starting at 7 PM ET. Get ready for an unforgettable showdown!
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The U.S. women’s national team has slipped to its lowest international ranking since 2003. Emma Hayes’ squad fell to No. 5 in June’s FIFA Rankings, dropping one spot from their March position. Since FIFA introduced the Women’s Rankings in 2003, this marks the first time the USWNT has been this low in over two decades
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