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USWNT Shuts Out China in International Friendly
- The United States secured a 3-0 victory over China on Saturday in a women's soccer exhibition match held in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
- The match featured Naomi Girma's first national team appearance this year after injury, while 32-year-old Lo'eau LaBonta debuted as the oldest U.S. player, coming on as a second-half substitute.
- Catarina Macario opened scoring in the 28th minute with help from Alyssa Thompson, Sam Coffey added a second goal in the 35th minute, and captain Lindsey Heaps scored a header in the 54th to seal the win.
- The victory marked Emma Hayes's 17th win in 21 games as U.S. coach since she took over after the team's early 2023 World Cup exit, guiding a squad missing key Olympic gold medalists and led in goal by Phallon Tullis-Joyce.
- The U.S. will next face Jamaica in a friendly on Tuesday in St. Louis as Hayes prepares the team for 2027 World Cup qualifiers in Brazil.
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Meet The Women's Soccer Player Fans Are Obsessed With (0:52) Saturday's soccer friendly between the U.S. women's national team (USWNT) and China was a special one for midfielder Lo'eau LaBonta. The 32-year-old soccer star made history in Saturday's game against China by getting her first cap with the team. In doing so, she became the oldest player in USWNT to make her debut with the team. With so many of the stars from the 2010s and early-2020s …
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