Clinical Spain show USWNT what it takes to be world champions
The gap between the USWNT and world champions Spain may be small, but Saturday night was a lesson in how a world-class team takes their chances.
According to ESPN, the gap between the USWNT and world champions Spain may be small, but Saturday night was a lesson in how a world-class team takes their chances.
This health story centres on Spain. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include USWNT and Clinical Spain.
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- USWNT, Clinical Spain
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