The US Women’s National Team will face tournament organizer Mexico in the final group match of the Concacaf W Championship on Monday. USWNT has already won its place in the upcoming 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, but is competing for first place in the group prior to the knockout round. Mexico, on the other hand, needs to defeat the USWNT on several goals, and Haiti needs to be defeated in order to maintain the hopes of the World Cup.
The Concacaf W Championship is a collection of World Cup, Olympic and Gold Cup qualifiers all in one tournament. The top four teams from the two groups will qualify for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Tournament winners will win the 2024 Olympics and the 2024 Gold Cup in Paris.
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Here’s our story, how to watch the match, and so on.
Perspectives and odds
game: Concacaf W Championship Group Stage
date: Monday, July 11 | time: 10 pm ET
position: Estadio Universitario-Nuevo Leon, Mexico
TV and live streams: Paramount +
Storyline
America: After just two games in the tournament, the team moved up in the World Cup to take first place in the group heading for the knockout round. This is the 42nd time the United States has played against Mexico, connecting Sweden as the fourth most opponent in the team’s history, with the United States leading the series 39W-1D-1L, surpassing Mexico 171-15.
Head coach Vratko Andnovsky took advantage of player rotation throughout the group stage to keep the team fresh. After two games, Andnovsky used 22 of the 23 players, with the exception of his third goalkeeper, Aubrey Bledsbury. Similar adjustments may be made in-game with Mexico in the game plan, as tournament organizers are facing the elimination of qualifying spots and may play in a desperate tier.
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Mexico: Head coach Monica Bergara and the team put all the pressure on them as tournament organizers, and the team underperformed significantly during the tournament. After a tactical failure and lack of coordination, they were forced into a winning scenario in the final group play. The team continued to win 10 undefeated games in a row ahead of the competition, including a four-game sweep in February and April during the Concacaf W qualifying tournament, surpassing their opponents 34-0.
Despite the impressive accumulation in the Concacaf W Championship, the team seemed to be retreating in shape, dropping the first two group games to Jamaica and Haiti.
