In the final of the 1999 World Cup, the US Women's Soccer Team defeated China by five goals to four. FMTNews FMTLifestyle WomenSoccerTeam
In the final of the 1999 World Cup, which ended in a penalty shootout, the US Women’s Soccer Team defeated China by five goals to four.
However, few will be remembered more than one of the most dramatic matches in the history of women’s soccer, which took place 20 years earlier in the World Cup Final of 1999. Brandi Chastain the scorer of the final goal then tore off her jersey to celebrate in her sports bra, a strong image that has remained engraved in the memories of many soccer fans.
In a statement, Vice President of Netflix films, Tendo Nagenda, enthusiastically welcomed the new project, which she finds particularly inspiring: “As a longtime soccer fan, I can still remember watching that groundbreaking game in Union Square.
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