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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Any lineup with a wing like Heath that defends and another opposite (meaning NOT Rapinoe) will be stronger.  
Philosophically the USW try to overwhelm withnotessure athleticism and intensity.   If a team can withstand the storm, 
then they have a decent chance to break thru against US late.  The Dutch are too big and [b]slow in ball movement [/b]to succeed 
Spain 🇪🇸 is the formidable opponent now.  
Several players: Morgan, O’Hara, sauerbrann are all looking either rusty or old.  Ertz also looks a step slower for her but still fast enough.   Lloyd and Morgan now don’t press fast enough and do 1 thing only, strike on mreceived balsnin center.   Time for a lot of change.  Also time for a new keeper but the USW keeper rarely gets tested so hard to expose that aging.  
Morgan offsides not smart today and very late on her high press, she needs to get in game shape by playing. 
LaVelle is so good right now it looks like she is playing down [/quote]

LOL the Dutch speed of play and passing was much better over all vs the US. It could be rust but that is not the US’s game. You can see it in the way Sam Mewis and Rose Lavelle played. Playing at Man City has upped their game. US is just better from top to bottom by a lot. Crystal Dunn should be up top with that Mewis and Lavelle line. [/quote]

The best lineup would have be Dunn up top with Hinkle (Daniels) at left back but that was never going to happen even before Hinkle retired.

They better hope Macario is the real deal in future. Even in the World Cup, the offense was not great and relied on pens and set pieces too much. Olympics are going to be much harder than the World Cup.[/quote]

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