This tournament will showcase the SheBelieves initiative for U.S. female soccer. The tournament will include four teams. This article will give you an idea of the format and roster. The SheBelieves Cup is covered in this article. Read on, whether you are interested in supporting the initiative or playing soccer. The tournament's purpose is to inspire young girls to pursue their dreams.
U.S. women wins SheBelieves Cup 2022
The United States women's team will play three double-header matches at the SheBelieves Cup, which takes place in Carson, Calif., from February 17-22. In the first game, the U.S. outpossessed Iceland 61 to 39 and scored a goal 37 minutes into the match. It's a great way of getting some game-time before the World Cup begins in June 12.
SheBelieves' showcase event is a four-team tournament
The SheBelieves Cup for women is an international soccer tournament featuring four teams. The tournament's theme, "inspire young girl and woman to become their best," features U.S. players and women who hold leadership positions. The event will also include a summit of women-focused nonprofits as well as music competitions like SheBelieves Rocks. The summit will also feature a competition for fan art.
Format of tournament
The seventh annual SheBelieves Cup will be held in Atlanta on May 3-5, with the U.S. women's national team competing against teams from Czech Republic, Iceland, and New Zealand. ESPN2, ESPN3 and ABC will air the games.
Roster
Megan Rapinoe's stellar year in NWSL means that Alex Morgan is not included on the US women’s team for the SheBelieves Cup roster. Both players signed new contracts last month, but Andonovski didn't include them on the team's camp roster. Rodman recently signed a $4 million contract. He is the most well-known player to be cut from the roster.
Tiebreakers
The US women's soccer team could win the SheBelieves Cup sixth time. This year's final will be against Iceland, the first time since 2015 that the U.S. team has faced Iceland. The US has won this tournament three times in the past. They hope to win the tournament back-to-back this year. March 2020 was the last time that the US women's soccer team won this tournament. The COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the tournament, but it is now resumed.