Colombia was defeated and lost both friendlies against the United States

Megan Rapinoe, captain of the US team, was one of the figures in the victory over Colombia in the second friendly. The North Americans hit 6-0 this time.

The sum and superiority keep growing. Of the eight games played between the women’s teams of the United States and Colombia, seven were victories for the North Americans, the other remaining game was a draw.

Colombia unfortunately did not hit the ball in the two friendly games that were played against the United States this week. The first was lost 4-0 and tonight’s was 6-0. While there were several North American footballers who scored, in the development and scoreboard, Megan Rapinoe, captain of the team, stood out, who scored a double and was in charge of the day’s win.

The game quickly turned towards the Americans after Catarina Macario’s clubhouse goal, who scored in the second minute on an assist from Ali Krieger. The local team captain was in charge of scoring her double at 35 ‘and 44’ from the penalty spot.

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Lynn Williams, Lindsey Horan and Margaret Purce – who scored her first goal for the US national team – were responsible for scoring in the 60th, 73rd and 86th minutes respectively.

The Colombians, who returned to friendly matches after more than a year and a half without an encounter, had few scoring opportunities in both exhibition games and were also reduced by the extensive possession of the Americans.

Both commitments will help coach Nelson Abadía to profile the local league players who could serve for the starting team as many of the senior team members belong to European teams and as these matches are not part of FIFA dates, they were not required on loan for the two games.

Learning continues and the path of the Colombian national team is difficult. It will then be essential for better governance so that our country’s footballers meet more often and continue to play with major rivals worldwide and thus perform optimally for the coming competitions.