This tournament will provide a platform for SheBelieves U.S. women’s football's initiative. Four teams will compete in the tournament. You can read this article to get an idea of the format. This article will provide information about the SheBelieves Cup. Whether you're interested in playing soccer or supporting the initiative, read on! The goal of this tournament is to inspire young women to follow their dreams.
U.S. women wins SheBelieves Cup 2022
The United States women’s team will be playing three double-header matches at SheBelieves Cup from Feb. 17-22 in Carson. In the first game, the U.S. defeated Iceland by 61 points to 39. It scored a goal in 37 minutes. It's a fantastic way to get some game-time in before June 12th, when the World Cup begins.
SheBelieves' showcase event is a four-team tournament
The SheBelieves Cup is an international women's soccer tournament that includes four teams. The tournament's theme is "inspire young girls and women to become the best they can be," and the event features U.S. soccer stars and women in leadership positions. The summit will include music competitions and a summit for women-focused non-profits. A fan art contest will also be held.
Format of the tournament
On May 3rd, the seventh annual SheBelieves Cup in Atlanta will take place. The U.S. women's team will compete against teams from New Zealand, Iceland, Czech Republic and Czech Republic. ESPN3, ESPN2, and ABC will broadcast the games.
Roster
Megan Rapinoe (NWSL) and Alex Morgan (USA women's soccer) are not on the roster for SheBelieves Cup. Both players signed new contracts, but Andonovski left them off the team's camp roster. Rodman, who just signed a $1 million four-year contract, is the most notable player not to be included on the roster.
Tiebreakers
The US women's team in soccer is close to winning the SheBelieves Cup six times. The final against Iceland will take place this year, marking the first time that the U.S. has met Iceland since 2015. In the past, the US won the tournament three years in a row. They hope to win the tournament back-to-back this year. The tournament's last win for the US women was in March 2020. That tournament was interrupted due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but is now back.