The third of three friendlies in seven days for the USWNT kicks off Wednesday, when coach Emma Hayes' side faces Canada - the two nations' 67th meeting all-time - at Audi Field in Washington, D.C.
In 2024, the two squads battled in the CONCACAF W Gold Cup semifinal, and then again in the SheBelieves Cup Final in February. Both matches ended in 2-2 draws, and both went to penalty kicks - with the USWNT eventually winning.
Wednesday's matchup will seem familiar, with both rosters packed with talent. The USWNT is coming off consecutive 4-0 victories over Ireland, and Hayes has the opportunity to roll out her best starting XI against Canada. After two games with entirely different starting lineups, she has a few tough calls to make for Wednesday's game.
GOAL takes a look at five keys for the USWNT in their final of three friendlies this summer.