The U.S. women's national team isn't done milking their achievement. Yet another international friendly will be scheduled, per Jonathan Tannenwald.
Multiple sources have reported a match will take place in Honolulu on Dec. 6. Coupled with the remaining fixtures to played against Brazil, it will be the USWNT's seventh friendly since lifting the 2015 Women's World Cup in Vancouver.
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Seven.
The previous four weren't even competitive, pummeling CONCACAF competition by a combined score of 28-2.
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Per multiple sources: the #USWNT will play in Honolulu on December 6. Team TBA.
— Jonathan Tannenwald (@thegoalkeeper) October 15, 2015
If U.S. soccer plans to subject the American public to yet another women's national team experience, at least do it the right way. Make it competitive. Give the fans what they want.
Invite Japan.
The 2011 World Cup winners suffered a 5-2 loss in early July, Carli Lloyd's half-pitch screamer still haunting their dreams.
What better than a rematch to put an exclamation point on a historic year?
Add to that the political connotations -- the eve of Dec. 7 in Hawaii -- and it's a broadcasting dream.
Otherwise, why bother?
There's no need to watch Alex Morgan bully teenage girls on the pitch for 90 minutes.
I usually love watching the USWNT, but good lord was that a boring game. Felt really bad for those poor Haitian women, too.
— Mike Ownby (@MikeOwnby) September 20, 2015
So tired of the USWNT acting like it faces fair competition and the media playing along. 98 wins in a row at home? Boring.
— Sean MacDonald (@sportsroadtrips) August 20, 2015
Update: The USWNT are only interested in bullying teenage girls on the pitch for 90 minutes.
#USWNT vs. Trinidad & Tobago on Dec. 6 at Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawai’i is now official. 8 p.m. ET/3 p.m. local on Fox Sports 1.
— Jonathan Tannenwald (@thegoalkeeper) October 15, 2015
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