How to watch USWNT friendly vs. Jamaica: TV, time and streaming
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The United States Women's National Team is playing its second friendly in a week with a match-up against Jamaica.
This game was initially supposed to be against the People's Republic of China, but China informed the Americans that it could only play in the scheduled friendly on May 31 and was unable to complete the two-match series.
The last time the two squads played was in the group play of the 2022 CONCACAF W Championship in Monterrey, Mexico. The USWNT qualified for the 2023 World Cup with a 5-0 victory over the Reggae Girlz, with Sophia Smith scoring two goals, and Rose Lavelle, Kristie Mewis, and Trinity Rodman each hitting the back of the net.
This will be the sixth matchup all-time between the United States and Jamaica, with the USWNT sporting a 5-0-0 record in those matches, outscoring Jamaica 31-0.
How to watch USWNT vs. Jamaica: TV, time and streaming
When: Tuesday, June 3
Tuesday, June 3 Time: 8 p.m. ET
8 p.m. ET Where: Energizer Park, St. Louis, Missouri
Energizer Park, St. Louis, Missouri Channel: TNT
TNT Streaming: Max, Sling
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Forwards : Lynn Biyendolo, Michelle Cooper, Catarina Macario, Emma Sears, Ally Sentnor, Alyssa Thompson, Gisele Thompson
: Lynn Biyendolo, Michelle Cooper, Catarina Macario, Emma Sears, Ally Sentnor, Alyssa Thompson, Gisele Thompson Defenders : Kerry Abello, Crystal Dunn, Emily Fox, Naomi Girma, Tara McKeown, Avery Patterson, Emily Sams, Emily Sonnett
: Kerry Abello, Crystal Dunn, Emily Fox, Naomi Girma, Tara McKeown, Avery Patterson, Emily Sams, Emily Sonnett Midfielders : Sam Coffey, Lindsey Heaps, Claire Hutton, Lo'eau LaBonta, Olivia Moultrie, Lily Yohannes
: Sam Coffey, Lindsey Heaps, Claire Hutton, Lo'eau LaBonta, Olivia Moultrie, Lily Yohannes Goalkeepers: Phallon Tullis-Joyce, Mandy McGlynn, Claudia Dickey
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