Canada's head coach Casey Stoney criticized her team's performance during a 3-0 loss to the United States, labeling it as "inexcusable." She emphasized the need for action and highlighted failures in executing their game plan, particularly the overuse of crosses. Stoney pointed out individual and collective poor performances, lack of fitness, and insufficient desire from her players. In contrast, the USWNT effectively scored all their goals from set pieces. U.S. coach Emma Hayes praised her team for maintaining their desired style of play during the match.
Canada head coach Casey Stoney called her team's 3-0 loss to the United States "inexcusable," emphasizing the need for action rather than talk during the World Cup preparation. She criticized the team for poor execution of their game plan, insufficient commitment, and failure to win duels, leading to a disappointing performance.
Stoney noted that her team's individual performances were lacking, collectively resulting in a poor game against the USWNT. She stated they failed to execute their game plan, particularly mentioning the excessive number of crosses contrary to their strategy.
The USWNT scored all three goals from set plays, showcasing their effectiveness in capitalizing on such opportunities. The goals included two from free kicks and a throw-in, demonstrating their tactical proficiency.
U.S. coach Emma Hayes highlighted the influential role of veteran players in maintaining the team's style of play, ensuring that their strategy remained intact during the match, contrasting with Stoney's concerns about her team's approach.
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