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The United States women’s national soccer team will take on Spain in the first knockout round of the Women’s World Cup on Monday at Stade Auguste-Delaune in Reims, France.
The match starts at noon ET and will be televised on Fox Sports 1 (English) and Telemundo (Spanish). If you don’t have cable, you can watch a live stream of the game on your computer, phone or connected-to-TV device by signing up for one of the following live-TV streaming services:
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The United States have yet to concede a goal in the tournament. They scored a Women’s World Cup-record 18 goals in group play en route to a sweep of Group F.
The USWNT’s opponents will have a significant rest advantage — the Americans last played on Thursday, while Spain’s final match of the group stage took place a full week before the Monday matchup.
“We’re very used to a three-day rhythm,” United States head coach Jill Ellis said, according to ESPN. “It’s what we’ve done in certain tournaments, specifically for [that] purpose of having a consistent rhythm in what we do. And we can’t control, obviously, what our opponent has.”
The Americans were the last team to play their opening match of the tournament. Should they reach the final, it’d be their seventh game in 27 days.
“I would have taken an extra day or two,” US defender Kelley O’Hara said of Monday’s match, per ESPN. “But no, it doesn’t matter. It’s all about getting the job done, whoever we’re playing, focus on that.”
Spain took second place in Group B with four points and a goal differential advantage over China, who also reached the knockout stage as one of the four third-place teams to advance.
This is Spain’s first foray out of group play at the Women’s World Cup.
“We’ve had the right level of competition, and we hope that tomorrow that we can put our best foot forward,” Spain head coach Jorge Vilda said through a translator on Sunday, according to The Associated Press. “When the girls look at the players in front of them they are not going to see stars, they are going to see a team like any other. They are a good team, but we are also a team that has been known to be up to scratch and shown what we can do on the pitch.”
These sides played a friendly at Estadio Jose Rico Perez in Alicante, Spain, on January 22. The United States eked out a 1-0 victory on forward Christen Press’ strike in the 54th minute, a result that may have raised the confidence level of Spain, ranked No. 13 in the world.
“I actually pushed for that game because I think it was important for us,” Ellis said, per AP. “You have to take the approach that if it’s a method where you’re learning, you’re growing, and you’re getting better, you can’t worry about what your opponent takes away from a game.”