USWNT Honor 1999 World Cup Team in Pre-Olympic Match Against Mexico

The United States Women’s National Team kick off their Olympic sendoff series today as they face Mexico in a friendly at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, New Jersey. The match holds special significance as they honor the 25th anniversary of the 1999 Women’s World Cup team that captured hearts nationwide with their historic victory.

With their Olympic roster finalized, the USWNT are laser-focused on clinching gold at the upcoming games. The fixture against Mexico will be Emma Hayes‘ third match in permanent charge, providing a platform to test out new combinations and strategies ahead of their journey to France.

Having suffered a surprise defeat to Mexico in the group stage finale of the Concacaf Women’s Olympic Qualifying, the USWNT will be keen on redemption. La Tri, buoyed by their previous victory, will be aiming to upset the favorites once again and make a statement on the field.

The presence of the 99ers at the match adds an extra layer of inspiration for the current squad, as they look to channel the spirit and success of the legendary team onto the pitch. The USWNT will be seeking a strong performance to honor their predecessors and set the tone for their Olympic campaign.

Stay tuned as the United States takes on Mexico in a highly anticipated clash today at Red Bull Arena. The match is set to be a testament to the legacy of women’s soccer and the enduring impact of past champions on the future of the sport.