(Credit: AP / Ted S. Warren) United States midfielder Megan Rapinoe (15) takes a shot as Australia defender Ellie Carpenter (21) attempts the block in the first half of a Tournament of Nations women's soccer match, Thursday, July 27, 2017, in Seattle.
(Credit: AP / Ted S. Warren) United States midfielder Megan Rapinoe (15) moves the ball away from Australia defender Ellie Carpenter (21) in the first half of a Tournament of Nations women's soccer match, Thursday, July 27, 2017, in Seattle.
(Credit: AP / Ted S. Warren) Australia midfielder Tameka Butt, left, starts to kick a goal past the defense of U.S.midfielder Allie Long, right during the second half of a Tournament of Nations women's soccer match, Thursday, July 27, 2017, in Seattle.
(Credit: AP / Ted S. Warren) U.S. forward Mallory Pugh, second from left, moves the ball away from Australia's Lisa De Vanna (11), Tameka Butt (13) and Elise Kellond-Knight (8) during the first half of a Tournament of Nations women's soccer match, Thursday, July 27, 2017, in Seattle.
(Credit: Getty Images / Otto Greule Jr) From left, Alanna Kennedy #14, Emily Van Egmond #10, and Ellie Carpenter #21 of Australia celebrate after defeating the United States 1-0 during the 2017 Tournament of Nations at CenturyLink Field on July 27, 2017 in Seattle.
- Australian women beat US 1-0 in Tournament of NationsCharlotte Observer
- Digest: Australia gets first win vs. US in women's soccerSTLtoday.com
- US women's soccer team falls to AustraliaThe Boston Globe
- Australia captures first-ever win over the US women's national soccer teamExcelle Sports
- Matildas shock world champion USThe Australian
- Butt strikes gives Australia's women first win over USThe Star Online
- In Seattle, US women's soccer team loses to Australia for first time everSeattle Times
- Matildas v USA live stream: What time is kick-off, what channel for Tournament ...Fox Sports
- Australia Finally Beats The US In Women's Soccer In Historic Tournament Of ...The Inquisitr
