The U.S. women's national team continues its inevitable qualification for the 2016 Olympics on Saturday, facing off against Mexico.
The defending world champions dismantled Costa Rica in the opening match, 5-0. It took all of 12 seconds for Alex Morgan to find the match-winner. Mexico won't exactly pose much of a threat, either.
For those interested in watching another CONCACAF nation get dismantled, a free live stream of the contest can be found here.
Preview
Game Time: 3 p.m. CST
Location: Toyota Stadium
Weather: Sunny, High of 63
TV: NBC Universo
What They're Saying
Mexico head coach Leonardo Cuellar (via Fox Sports): "Maribel [Dominguez] is the first to recognize that it is the job of the whole team, and I want to emphasize that her [career] 81 goals is impressive and confirms that she is an icon in our country where women's soccer is concerned, but [it will take] balance to the group and responsibility of what should be as a team to beat the U.S.."
USWNT forward Carli Lloyd (via Fox News): "What [Morgan] does great is get in behind the back line. [Her performance against Costa Rica] was great. We had a good connection."
USWNT midfielder Alex Morgan: "We always see [early goals] coming. It always starts off right, then something goes wrong. This time [against Costa Rica], nothing went wrong."
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