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All 13 USWNT goals vs. Thailand, ranked by rudeness

Thirteen of ‘em. That’s not a typo.

The United States Women’s National Team owes France a debt, because it torched the pitch Tuesday in a 13-0 World Cup blowout against Thailand.

The onslaught was a thrill to watch. Alex Morgan, Rose Lavelle, and Lindsey Horan had the USWNT up 3-0 in the first 32 minutes, which seemed bad enough on Thailand.

Until it became much, much worse. The became deliciously rude. We’re talking about a good, old fashioned beatdown to open up the tournament for the Red, White, and Blue.

Let’s rank all 13 goals by rudeness.

13. Alex Morgan’s first of many goals.

We’re just getting warmed up here. It took just 11 minutes and change for this flawless exchange from Kelley O’Hara to Morgan.

First #USA goal of the #FIFAWWC? Leave it to Janice and Worms, aka @alexmorgan13 & @kelleymohara. pic.twitter.com/AUtqRAHWPb

— U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) June 11, 2019

Get comfortable reading this blog if you aren’t already. No, seriously lol.

12. Lindsey Horan’s goal, making it 3-0.

Horan punched this one in beautifully on the free kick, but there’s not too much rudeness to this one. Still fun to watch, though:

IT'S THREE! @LindseyHoran pounces on the loose ball in the box off a Tobin Heath free kick. #FIFAWWC pic.twitter.com/73zdchSWeA

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

11. Lavelle’s first World Cup goal, in which she’s surrounded by four defenders and ... it doesn’t matter. 2-0.

The keeper got mitts on it, but there’s no stopping this laser:

.@roselavelle’s day so far: first World Cup game, first World Cup start and first World Cup goal. Do you even have to ask? We will ALWAYS accept this pic.twitter.com/7ZuBBzgjek

— U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) June 11, 2019

Better luck next time? Perhaps not.

10. Sam Mewis, who also introduced herself to the World Cup Stage to make it 4-0.

This goal gets a little more credit on the rudeness scale because of what happened before. Megan Rapinoe knew they were getting something out of the possession, but not before she had a little fun with the defender first:

Tower of Power has officially made her grand entrance to the #FIFAWWC. pic.twitter.com/G7jFuXYLYo

— U.S. Soccer WNT (@USWNT) June 11, 2019

9. One more for Mewis, and the touchdown.

6-0, after Lavelle almost got it done herself:

DREAM DEBUT FOR MEWIS! @sammymewy scores her 2nd goal of her #FIFAWWC debut for the @USWNT's 6th. pic.twitter.com/WhTAhnD6pR

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

We’ll get to the extra point in a bit.

8. It’s Alex Morgan again!

Morgan probably could have just stood there and that one was going to go in. That’s a nickel for Team USA:

The rout is on! Alex Morgan’s 5th career #FIFAWWC goal gave the @USWNT a 5-0 lead on Thailand early in the 2nd half pic.twitter.com/idp7TgXoUB

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

These are getting easier the later the game gets.

7. Lavelle gets another after Mewis cleaned up after her earlier, and the extra point.

The rudeness is ticking up a notch. The celebrations weren’t too loud yet by Team USA:

LAVELLE AGAIN!@roselavelle matches Sam Mewis with a brace of her own and it is SEVEN for the @USWNT pic.twitter.com/aAA9DH643v

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

This is getting into Stop The Fight Territory. (OK, we were probably already there, but acknowledging a white flag is not nearly as fun).

6. Alex Morgan’s hat trick.

This was No. 8, making it the most goals by Team USA in a single World Cup game:

Header ✅ Left Foot ✅ Right Foot ✅@alexmorgan13 with a PERFECT hat trick at the #FIFAWWC pic.twitter.com/xhzUklhBDD

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

Eight goals? Pfffffffftt, OK.

5. The record-tying 11th by Mallory Pugh.

Setting records on your opponents is good and rude. Pugh executed it perfectly:

HISTORY! The @USWNT ties the all-time record for biggest World Cup win as @malpugh gets in on the fun in her 1st #FIFAWWC game pic.twitter.com/C2NrVyH3L2

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

4. Back to Alex Morgan real quick ... why stop at a hat trick?

Here’s Morgan’s fourth (USWNT’s 10th), at which point she had to start counting out her goals to keep track:

ALEX MORGAN SCORES AGAIN Her 4th goal of the match makes it 1️⃣0️⃣ for USA pic.twitter.com/Pq9zwbbhR4

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

Champions tend to do such things.

3. Alex Morgan, again.

That’s five, and a single-game World Cup record:

ALEX MORGAN FOR THE RECORD! @alexmorgan13's 5th ties Michelle Akers' single-game #FIFAWWC record ... and makes it 12-0 USA! pic.twitter.com/52Z0ePG6vI

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

Rapinoe just carrying Morgan around, and the dejected look of the fans in the crowd say it all.

2. Megan Rapinoe makes it 9-0, and the choreography is perfect.

There are a lot of dorks in the replies of the tweet below saying that this celebration is in bad taste. I’d argue that it’s not yet an acquired taste for them, because if you ask me, this is delicious:

RAPINOE JOINS THE PARTY! 9-0 USA! Come for the @mpinoe goal, stay for the celebration pic.twitter.com/DhF7Th17qj

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

1. Carli Lloyd getting on the board to make it 13-0.

If the World Cup is the only time you follow soccer, you fondly remember Lloyd for having arguably the best-ever performance in a World Cup final in 2015. She had a hat trick in 16 minutes to beat Japan. It was the stuff of legend.

Lloyd’s now 36, and not starting because of all of the other supreme talent that the USWNT keeps churning out. Up 12-0, Lloyd finally got her piece of the pie in the 92nd minute:

NO MERCY! @CarliLLoyd was not going to come up empty on a record-setting night for the @USWNT. pic.twitter.com/ifWl0kgYIn

— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) June 11, 2019

13 goals! 13! You can’t even get that many chicken nuggets at a fast food joint unless you’re getting some kind of party tray, upon which there are a million nuggets!

Mind you, this goal also came after many shots of an adorable child crying because the USWNT was absolutely laying it on Thailand. Sooooo rude.

The best part? There’s still plenty of soccer to be played. This World Cup will be fun.

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U.S. WNT PLAYERS READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

Acquired by Chicago from Boston for the 2016 season, Naeher started in all 13 games she appeared on this year, recording six clean sheets and tied for first place in the league. She is up for the 2016 NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year award. Naeher has also started three games for the USA this year and has a 3-0-0 record while allowing only one goal

In just her second NWSL season, Mewis started all 14 games she played for Western New York this year and scored five goals, third-most on the team. She has played in 10 games for the WNT in 2016 and scored her first international goal this year – a long-range shot from just inside the box against Puerto Rico during Olympic Qualifying.

When the National Women's Soccer League playoffs commence on Friday, Sept. 30 (8 p.m. ET on FS1) as the Washington Spirit host the Chicago Red Stars, and on Sunday, Oct. 2 (5 p.m. ET; FS1) when the Portland Thorns welcome the Western New York Flash, 11 U.S. Women's National Team players will see action with their respective teams as they compete against each other for a chance to claim the coveted NWSL Championship trophy.

The NWSL recently completed its historic fourth season, and amidst tough competition and passionate rivalries, four teams rose above the rest: Portland Thorns FC, Washington Spirit, Chicago Red Stars and Western New York Flash.

The Thorns lead the way with five WNT players, while the Red Stars have three, the Spirit has two and Western New York has one. All 11 players are of course key contributors to their clubs, which only strengthens the already existing bond between a domestic professional league in the USA and the National Team.

We take a look at the WNT players on each playoff team and look back at their NWSL regular season performances:

Portland Thorns FC

Tobin Heath: Heath's excellent year on the field has certainly drawn acclaim for her play both for club and the National Team. In 14 games played this season for PTFC, Heath set up 10 goals, a new Thorns and NWSL record for most assists in a single year, which has placed her in the running for the 2016 NWSL Most Valuable Player award. A handful of those assists were for her club and country teammates, Allie Long and Lindsey Horan. In addition to her assists record, Heath has scored one goal for Portland, and scored four goals while recording seven assists for the USA. The latter includes this perfect pass to Carli Lloyd in the WNT's most recent game against the Netherlands on Sept. 18 in Atlanta.

Lindsey Horan: Horan, who just completed her first regular season in the NWSL after playing professionally in France for three years, started and appeared in 15 games for the Thorns, scoring five goals. Out of those five, her most important one probably came this past Sunday when her diving header found the back of the net for the game-winning goal in the 3-1 Portland victory against SBFC that clinched the 2016 NWSL Shield. Horan has scored two goals for the USA this year, adding four assists and appearing in all but one game.

Soccer Elite Group would like to thank Team Mobile Sports CLICK HERE the full article.

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U.S. WNT PLAYERS READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

Acquired by Chicago from Boston for the 2016 season, Naeher started in all 13 games she appeared on this year, recording six clean sheets and tied for first place in the league. She is up for the 2016 NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year award. Naeher has also started three games for the USA this year and has a 3-0-0 record while allowing only one goal

In just her second NWSL season, Mewis started all 14 games she played for Western New York this year and scored five goals, third-most on the team. She has played in 10 games for the WNT in 2016 and scored her first international goal this year – a long-range shot from just inside the box against Puerto Rico during Olympic Qualifying.

When the National Women's Soccer League playoffs commence on Friday, Sept. 30 (8 p.m. ET on FS1) as the Washington Spirit host the Chicago Red Stars, and on Sunday, Oct. 2 (5 p.m. ET; FS1) when the Portland Thorns welcome the Western New York Flash, 11 U.S. Women's National Team players will see action with their respective teams as they compete against each other for a chance to claim the coveted NWSL Championship trophy.

The NWSL recently completed its historic fourth season, and amidst tough competition and passionate rivalries, four teams rose above the rest: Portland Thorns FC, Washington Spirit, Chicago Red Stars and Western New York Flash.

The Thorns lead the way with five WNT players, while the Red Stars have three, the Spirit has two and Western New York has one. All 11 players are of course key contributors to their clubs, which only strengthens the already existing bond between a domestic professional league in the USA and the National Team.

We take a look at the WNT players on each playoff team and look back at their NWSL regular season performances:

Portland Thorns FC

Tobin Heath: Heath's excellent year on the field has certainly drawn acclaim for her play both for club and the National Team. In 14 games played this season for PTFC, Heath set up 10 goals, a new Thorns and NWSL record for most assists in a single year, which has placed her in the running for the 2016 NWSL Most Valuable Player award. A handful of those assists were for her club and country teammates, Allie Long and Lindsey Horan. In addition to her assists record, Heath has scored one goal for Portland, and scored four goals while recording seven assists for the USA. The latter includes this perfect pass to Carli Lloyd in the WNT's most recent game against the Netherlands on Sept. 18 in Atlanta.

Lindsey Horan: Horan, who just completed her first regular season in the NWSL after playing professionally in France for three years, started and appeared in 15 games for the Thorns, scoring five goals. Out of those five, her most important one probably came this past Sunday when her diving header found the back of the net for the game-winning goal in the 3-1 Portland victory against SBFC that clinched the 2016 NWSL Shield. Horan has scored two goals for the USA this year, adding four assists and appearing in all but one game.

Soccer Elite Group would like to thank Team Mobile Sports CLICK HERE the full article.

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U.S. WNT PLAYERS READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

Acquired by Chicago from Boston for the 2016 season, Naeher started in all 13 games she appeared on this year, recording six clean sheets and tied for first place in the league. She is up for the 2016 NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year award. Naeher has also started three games for the USA this year and has a 3-0-0 record while allowing only one goal

In just her second NWSL season, Mewis started all 14 games she played for Western New York this year and scored five goals, third-most on the team. She has played in 10 games for the WNT in 2016 and scored her first international goal this year – a long-range shot from just inside the box against Puerto Rico during Olympic Qualifying.

When the National Women's Soccer League playoffs commence on Friday, Sept. 30 (8 p.m. ET on FS1) as the Washington Spirit host the Chicago Red Stars, and on Sunday, Oct. 2 (5 p.m. ET; FS1) when the Portland Thorns welcome the Western New York Flash, 11 U.S. Women's National Team players will see action with their respective teams as they compete against each other for a chance to claim the coveted NWSL Championship trophy.

The NWSL recently completed its historic fourth season, and amidst tough competition and passionate rivalries, four teams rose above the rest: Portland Thorns FC, Washington Spirit, Chicago Red Stars and Western New York Flash.

The Thorns lead the way with five WNT players, while the Red Stars have three, the Spirit has two and Western New York has one. All 11 players are of course key contributors to their clubs, which only strengthens the already existing bond between a domestic professional league in the USA and the National Team.

We take a look at the WNT players on each playoff team and look back at their NWSL regular season performances:

Portland Thorns FC

Tobin Heath: Heath's excellent year on the field has certainly drawn acclaim for her play both for club and the National Team. In 14 games played this season for PTFC, Heath set up 10 goals, a new Thorns and NWSL record for most assists in a single year, which has placed her in the running for the 2016 NWSL Most Valuable Player award. A handful of those assists were for her club and country teammates, Allie Long and Lindsey Horan. In addition to her assists record, Heath has scored one goal for Portland, and scored four goals while recording seven assists for the USA. The latter includes this perfect pass to Carli Lloyd in the WNT's most recent game against the Netherlands on Sept. 18 in Atlanta.

Lindsey Horan: Horan, who just completed her first regular season in the NWSL after playing professionally in France for three years, started and appeared in 15 games for the Thorns, scoring five goals. Out of those five, her most important one probably came this past Sunday when her diving header found the back of the net for the game-winning goal in the 3-1 Portland victory against SBFC that clinched the 2016 NWSL Shield. Horan has scored two goals for the USA this year, adding four assists and appearing in all but one game.

Team Mobile Sports would like to thank www.ussoccer.com and U.S SOCCER CLICK HERE the full article.

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U.S. WNT PLAYERS READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

READY FOR NWSL PLAYOFFS

Acquired by Chicago from Boston for the 2016 season, Naeher started in all 13 games she appeared on this year, recording six clean sheets and tied for first place in the league. She is up for the 2016 NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year award. Naeher has also started three games for the USA this year and has a 3-0-0 record while allowing only one goal

In just her second NWSL season, Mewis started all 14 games she played for Western New York this year and scored five goals, third-most on the team. She has played in 10 games for the WNT in 2016 and scored her first international goal this year – a long-range shot from just inside the box against Puerto Rico during Olympic Qualifying.

When the National Women's Soccer League playoffs commence on Friday, Sept. 30 (8 p.m. ET on FS1) as the Washington Spirit host the Chicago Red Stars, and on Sunday, Oct. 2 (5 p.m. ET; FS1) when the Portland Thorns welcome the Western New York Flash, 11 U.S. Women's National Team players will see action with their respective teams as they compete against each other for a chance to claim the coveted NWSL Championship trophy.

The NWSL recently completed its historic fourth season, and amidst tough competition and passionate rivalries, four teams rose above the rest: Portland Thorns FC, Washington Spirit, Chicago Red Stars and Western New York Flash.

The Thorns lead the way with five WNT players, while the Red Stars have three, the Spirit has two and Western New York has one. All 11 players are of course key contributors to their clubs, which only strengthens the already existing bond between a domestic professional league in the USA and the National Team.

We take a look at the WNT players on each playoff team and look back at their NWSL regular season performances:

Portland Thorns FC

Tobin Heath: Heath's excellent year on the field has certainly drawn acclaim for her play both for club and the National Team. In 14 games played this season for PTFC, Heath set up 10 goals, a new Thorns and NWSL record for most assists in a single year, which has placed her in the running for the 2016 NWSL Most Valuable Player award. A handful of those assists were for her club and country teammates, Allie Long and Lindsey Horan. In addition to her assists record, Heath has scored one goal for Portland, and scored four goals while recording seven assists for the USA. The latter includes this perfect pass to Carli Lloyd in the WNT's most recent game against the Netherlands on Sept. 18 in Atlanta.

Lindsey Horan: Horan, who just completed her first regular season in the NWSL after playing professionally in France for three years, started and appeared in 15 games for the Thorns, scoring five goals. Out of those five, her most important one probably came this past Sunday when her diving header found the back of the net for the game-winning goal in the 3-1 Portland victory against SBFC that clinched the 2016 NWSL Shield. Horan has scored two goals for the USA this year, adding four assists and appearing in all but one game.

Team Mobile Sports would like to thank www.ussoccer.com and U.S SOCCER CLICK HERE the full article.

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