San Diego, le 10 mars 2024 – In an electrifying spectacle in San Diego, the U.S. Women’s National Team secured a memorable victory in the Concacaf W Gold Cup final, defeating Brazil 1-0 in front of a roaring crowd of 31,528 fans. The decisive blow came from captain Lindsey Horan, whose crucial goal just before halftime sealed the United States’ 15th historic win in a Concacaf tournament.
This event marked an unprecedented moment, with the largest attendance ever recorded for a Concacaf women’s event in the U.S. The American team excelled throughout the tournament, scoring 15 goals, including four by forward Jadeyn Shaw and three by captain Horan.
Shaw was awarded the Ballon d’Or for her outstanding performance, while goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher earned the Golden Glove for her remarkable feats. Naeher made history with a series of impressive clean sheets, including a heroic performance in the penalty shootout against Canada in the semifinals.
The U.S. victory was the result of an impressive collective performance. Despite a tight and physical first half, the Americans remained organized defensively, led by the impeccable Naomi Girma and Tierna Davidson. Horan then secured the win with a spectacular goal at the end of the first half, catalyzing a dominant second period for the U.S.
Despite Brazil’s determined efforts, the U.S. maintained their lead until the final whistle, securing their place at the pinnacle of Concacaf women’s football. This historic victory, marked by an unparalleled performance, cements the United States as an undeniable force in women’s soccer.
