Can the USWNT bounce back after losing the first of a two-game set with Spain? Or will they be left reeling ahead of Women's World Cup qualifying?

The United States Women's National Team is preparing to face Spain on Tuesday, October 13, at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania. This rematch marks the final match for the USWNT before Women's World Cup qualifying begins in late November. The American squad seeks to rebound from a 2-0 defeat against Spain in their previous friendly meeting.
Despite conceding two early goals in the first match, the USWNT out-shot Spain 10-4 and saw Spain's Athenea del Castillo sent off with a red card. Noah Guttman argues that the United States must show greater aggressiveness in Spain's half to build confidence ahead of upcoming qualifiers.
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