USWNT Triumphs Over Iceland with Late Surge in Friendly Match

Emma Hayes' strategic substitutions propel the U.S. team to a 3-1 victory, extending their unbeaten streak to 17 games.

The U.S. Women's National Team defeated Iceland 3-1 in a friendly match held in Nashville, marking their second consecutive win against the European side.
Coach Emma Hayes made impactful second-half substitutions, bringing on players like Lynn Williams and Lindsey Horan, who scored crucial goals.
Emma Sears made an impressive debut, scoring a goal and providing an assist, becoming the fourth player in USWNT history to achieve this in their first game.
The match was part of a victory tour following the Paris Olympics, with the team using the opportunity to integrate new talent and assess player depth.
The U.S. team will next face Argentina in Louisville before heading to Europe for high-profile friendlies against England and the Netherlands.