United States women's national soccer team

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The United States women's national soccer team is one of the most successful and influential teams in international women's football, renowned for multiple World Cup and Olympic titles and a leading role in advancing gender equity in sports.

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instanceOf national women's association football team
achievement first winners of the FIFA Women's World Cup in 1991
hosted and won the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup
alsoKnownAs United States women's national soccer team
surface form: USWNT
confederation CONCACAF
continentalTitles multiple CONCACAF Women's Championship titles
country United States of America
culturalImpact helped popularize women's soccer in the United States
inspired growth of girls' and women's participation in soccer
fifaCode United States of America
surface form: USA
fifaRankingBest 1
firstInternationalMatch 1985-08-18
firstInternationalOpponent Italy national football team
surface form: Italy women's national football team
firstInternationalResult loss
governingBody United States Soccer Federation
homeStadium no single permanent home stadium
jerseyColorAway blue
jerseyColorHome white
knownFor advocacy for gender equity in sports
equal pay activism
success in FIFA Women's World Cup
success in Olympic women's football
legalAction filed equal pay lawsuit against U.S. Soccer in 2019
notableCoach Anson Dorrance
Jill Ellis
Pia Sundhage
Tony DiCicco
Vlatko Andonovski
notablePlayer Abby Wambach
Alex Morgan
Brandi Chastain
Carli Lloyd
Hope Solo
Julie Foudy
Megan Rapinoe
Mia Hamm
Michelle Akers
olympicGoldMedals 4
rival Brazil national football team
surface form: Brazil women's national football team

Canada women's national soccer team
Germany women's national football team
Sweden women's national football team
sport association football
wonOlympicGold 1996 Summer Olympics women's football tournament
2004 Summer Olympics women's football tournament
2008 Summer Olympics women's football tournament
2012 Summer Olympics women's football tournament
wonWorldCup 1991 FIFA Women's World Cup
1999 FIFA Women's World Cup
2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup
surface form: 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup

2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup
surface form: 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup
worldCupTitles 4

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China women's national football team lost1999WorldCupFinalTo United States women's national soccer team
Kristie Mewis memberOfSportsTeam United States women's national soccer team
Kristie Mewis nationalTeam United States women's national soccer team
Casey Short memberOfSportsTeam United States women's national soccer team
this entity surface form: United States women’s national soccer team
Kealia Ohai nationalTeam United States women's national soccer team
Jane Campbell memberOfSportsTeam United States women's national soccer team
Jane Campbell represented United States women's national soccer team