2019 FIFA World Cup: US Women’s Soccer Team Ready to Go

The US women’s soccer team makes its return to international championship play on June 7 when the 2019 FIFA World Cup begins.

The team competes in Group F. They will face Chile, Sweden and Thailand in an effort to move on to the next round. The team has to win seven matches to claim the title. Fans may still buy tickets to all World Cup games.

The schedule for the US team is:

• June 11 vs Thailand, Auguste Delaune Stadium in Reims, 3 p.m. ET
• June 16 vs Chile, Parc des Princes in Paris, Noon ET
• June 20 vs Sweden, Stade Océane in Le Havre, 3 p.m. ET

Games will be televised by Fox Sports.

2019 FIFA World Cup Roster

U.S. Women’s National Team head coach Jill Ellis has confidence in his roster. “These 23 players have been through adversity and success, and it’s a group that has the talent, confidence, experience and desire to help us win the World Cup,” he said in an online statement.

The 2019 FIFA World Cup roster, according to US Soccer, includes the following, in alphabetical order, and their position, team association, and number of World Cup (WC) appearances:

(Photo: US Soccer’s Crystal Dunn via US Soccer website)

• Morgan Brian, Midfielder, Chicago Red Stars, 2nd WC
• Abby Dahlkemper, Defender, NC Courage, 1st WC
• Tierna Davidson, Defender, Chicago Red Stars, 1st WC
• Crystal Dunn, Defender, NC Courage, 1st WC
• Julie Ertz, Midfielder, Chicago Red Stars, 2nd WC
• Adrianna Franch, Goalkeeper, Portland Thorns FC, 1st WC
• Ashlyn Harris, Goalkeeper, Orlando Pride, 2nd WC
• Tobin Heath, Forward, Portland Thorns FC, 3rd WC
• Lindsey Horan, Midfielder, Portland Thorns FC, 1st WC
• Ali Krieger, Defender, Orlando Pride, 3rd WC
• Rose Lavelle, Midfielder, Washington Spirit, 1st WC
• Carli Lloyd, Forward, Sky Blue FC, 4th WC
• Allie Long, Midfielder, Reign FC, 1st WC
• Jessica McDonald, Forward, NC Courage, 1st WC
• Samantha Mewis, Midfielder, NC Courage, 1st WC
• Alex Morgan, Forward, Orlando Pride, 3rd WC
• Alyssa Naeher, Goalkeeper, Chicago Red Stars, 2nd WC
• Kelley O’Hara, Defender, Utah Royals FC, 3rd WC
• Christen Press, Forward, Utah Royals FC, 2nd WC
• Mallory Pugh, Forward, Washington Spirit, 1st WC
• Megan Rapinoe, Forward, Reign FC, 3rd WC
• Becky Sauerbrunn, Defender, Utah Royals FC, 3rd WC
• Emily Sonnett, Defender, Portland Thorns FC, 1st WC

Here is a list of all matches in the tournament.

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