England Won Against the US in Women’s Soccer Friendly Match

England Won Against the US in Women's Soccer Friendly Match

England won against the US in a women’s soccer friendly match at Wembley. They played in front of a record crowd that showed the popularity of women’s soccer. However, it came after an independent investigation showed systematic misconduct and abuse within the sport.

Soccer and baseball betting experts described the friendly as a match between European champs and the rest of the world. Also, both teams are coming impressive performances in recent months. The USWNT was undefeated for 21 games. On the other hand, England won Euro 2022 and remained undefeated for 23 games. Its streak extended to one after its win against the US squad.

However, the hype leading to the match was overshadowed by allegations of abuse within women’s professional soccer. US coach Vitako Andonovski said it was a tough week for players and the coaching staff. Also, he’s proud of the players for playing the game despite the defeat.

England Won Against the US in Women’s Soccer Friendly

England Won Against the US in Women's Soccer Friendly MatchAccording to a sports betting solution expert, the Wembley Arch was lit in teal to symbolize solidarity with abuse victims before the game. Before the game, both teams raised a banner reading “Protect the Players.” In addition, both teams showed their support by wearing teal armbands throughout the game.

With 76,893 people in attendance at Wembley Stadium, the match was the most-watched friendly in USWNT history and a testament to the sport’s growing popularity ahead of next year’s World Cup.

After only nine minutes, England took the lead when Beth Mead’s ball into the box eluded American defender Alana Cook and fell at the feet of England’s Lauren Hemp, who calmly slotted it into the goal.

After only nine minutes, England took the lead when Beth Mead’s ball into the box eluded American defender Alana Cook and fell at the feet of England’s Lauren Hemp, who calmly slotted it into the goal.

Soon later, England regained the lead when the video assistant referee (VAR) awarded a penalty to the home team after a high foot from Hailie Mace struck Lucy Bronze in the head. The score is now 2-1, thanks to a penalty kick by Georgia Stanway. As the final whistle sounded, the best sportsbook pay per head immediately paid out winners.

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