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The United States Women’s National Team kicks off against Spain for the second leg of their double-header on Tuesday evening in Chester, Pennsylvania. Both teams will be heading into this match wanting to make adjustments and come out victorious. Due…

The United States Women's National Team faces Spain in Chester, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday evening for the second match of their international friendly double-header. Following a 2-0 defeat to Spain on Saturday, the USWNT aims to earn a split in the series. Spain's attack poses ongoing threats through players such as Patri Guijarro, Eva Navarro, Alexia Putellas, and Salma Paralluelo, while Barcelona midfielder Clara Serrajordi could see extended playing time.
Head coach Emma Hayes is expected to make limited adjustments to the US starting lineup, with potential inclusions such as Tara Rudd, Gisele Thompson, Claire Hutton, and goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce. The writer notes that the Americans must adapt to Spain's physical approach, maintain defensive communication, and improve efficiency in front of goal after failing to convert chances in their previous loss.
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