USA women edge Brazil as Wilson sparks winner in fiery friendly
Summary
The United States women’s soccer team won 1-0 against Brazil in a friendly match played in Fortaleza. The only goal came when Sophia Wilson’s shot deflected off a Brazilian defender into the net. Brazil finished the game with nine players after two players were sent off in stoppage time.Key Facts
- The match was a friendly game between the USA and Brazil women’s teams.
- The USA won 1-0 with the winning goal scored in the 63rd minute.
- Sophia Wilson’s shot deflected off Brazilian defender Isabela Chagas, resulting in an own goal.
- Brazil had two players sent off late in the game, reducing them to nine players.
- The Brazilian goalkeeper Lorena made six saves, while USA’s Claudia Dickey kept a clean sheet without making saves.
- Brazilian player Dudinha was injured and removed on a stretcher during the first half.
- The Brazilian coach Arthur Elias and some assistants were also sent off during the second half.
- The match took place at Arena Castelão in Fortaleza, Brazil, which will host next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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