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            United States' Tobin Heath, left,
            celebrates with her teammate
            Kelley  O  Hara  after  scoring
            her  team's  second  goal  dur-
            ing  the  Women's  World  Cup
            Group  F  soccer  match  be-
            tween Sweden and the United
            States at Stade Oc ane, in Le
            Havre, France, Thursday, June
            20, 2019.
                        Associated Press

            U.S.

            dominates

            rival


            Sweden

            2-0 to

            remain


            undefeated



            By ANNE M. PETERSON
            AP Sports Writer
            LE  HAVRE,  France  (AP)  —
            The  United  States  is  show-
            ing  just  how  fiercely  it  is
            prepared  to  defend  its
            Women's World Cup title.
            The Americans faced their
            toughest  test  of  the  tour-
            nament on Thursday night
            and  dominated  in  a  2-0
            victory  over  Sweden,  the
            rivals that stunned them in
            the last Olympics.
            The  U.S.  went  undefeated
            in the group stage, posting
            wins  against  Thailand  and
            Chile  before  beating  the
            Swedes,  all  without  con-
            ceding a goal. It is the first
            time  the  Americans  have
            shut out all their group op-
            ponents in the World Cup.
            They also scored a group-
            stage record 18 goals.
            "We  come  here,  we  want   Hyo Joo Kim, of South Korea, lines up a putt on the ninth green during the first round of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship golf
            to  win,  all  the  time,"  goal-  tournament, Thursday, June 20, 2019, in Chaska, Minn.
            keeper Alyssa Naeher said.                                                                                                     Associated Press
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