The USWNT is one win away from potentially securing a spot in the Women’s World Cup Round of 16. Here is how the other teams in the tournament are faring.
Costa Rica, Zambia and the Republic of Ireland are the three teams to be eliminated to date.The United States is set to face the Netherlands Wednesday evening and if there is a winner in the game, that team will be through if Portugal-Vietnam is a draw.
If there is a loser in the Portugal-Vietnam match, they will be eliminated if USWNT-Netherlands ends in a draw.The USWNT will advance to the Round of 16 if it beats the Netherlands and Vietnam wins/draws against Portugal. The USWNT currently sits in first place in Group E with 3 points and +3 in goal difference. The Netherlands has three points as well but has a +1 in goal difference.Who will the US play in the Round of 16?
While the USWNT's Round of 16 opponent has not been determined as the Gals have not even qualified for the knockout stage, some potential opponents include Sweden and Italy from Group G. If the U.S. wins Group E, it will face the runner-up of Group G. It will take on the Group G winner if it finishes second in Group E.
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