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WOMEN'S WORLD CUP SOCCER No. 1 Americans enter women's World Gup as favorites Stephen Wade tain led a team that beat China on penalty kicks to give USA the last of its two World Cup Amerititles. CHENGDU, China cans get up for the big events Most of those celebrated the Olympics, for instance, names left after winning Olymor the Super Bowl. pic gold in 2004. What remains is a younger Halfway around the world, perhaps better 21 soccer players are hopteam looking for an identity. "I played on the team with women's ing the three-wee- k World Cup played in five Mia and saw how America cities across China will grab took to her," Whitehill said. the country's attention. The "And because we don't have Americans are Mia, we are kind of left in the favored to win it all, but few dust." back home have seemed to The theme of Nike's ad camnotice. paign sums it up, calling the "It's really stuck to me, and women: "The greatest team it's kind of disappointing to you've never heard of." see how America hasn't taken This new bunch might be to us," said Cat Whitehill, who better technically than the will anchor the defense when World Cup winners in "91 and '99. Their record is nearly the United States begins play Tuesday against North Korea. perfect since coach Greg Ryan Defending champion Germany took over 2 Vi years ago. Unbeaten in 46 games (39 wins, 7 opens the tournament, facdraws, 0 losses), the only bleming Argentina on Monday in ish is a penalty-kicloss to Shanghai. The tournament wraps up Sept. 30 in Shanghai Germany in the 2006 Algarve This is the same event that Cup. The game was 0 after gripped the United States eight regulation and extra time. Because it was decided on pen-- , years ago when Mia Hamm, Julie Foudy and Brandi Chas- alties, it goes into the record THE ASSOCIATED PRESS top-rank- k 0-- books as a tie. "A World Cup would help to get some recognition," said Abby Wambach, the team's most imposing scorer agile in the air and hard to push around. She's scored 77 times in 96 games. Teaming at striker with Wambach will be Kristine Lilly, described by her teammates as "grandma." has played The 331 games more international appearances than any man or woman. She's scored 126 times and has thrived after moving recently from midfield to forward. Lilly is the only player who has competed in every women's World Cup. That will be five, and only two men can match that: Mexico's Antonio Carbajal and Germany's Lothar Matthaus. She's also played in every U.S. World Cup game and in every Olympic game. "Kristine Lilly, man, she's old," Wambach joked. "I grew up with a poster of her on my wall when I was 10 years old." gold-med- al 7 But the team also features five likely starters who have never played in a World Cup: goalkeeper Hope Solo, defender Stephanie Lopez, midfielders Carli Lloyd and Lori and forward Lindsay Cha-lupn- y, Tarpley. Still, they know what's expected as they open play in Chengdu, a city of 4 million in Sichuan province in southwest- ern China, Smous for its fire-hchilies and giant pandas. "The standard that has been set for this team over the course of two decades. It's been a way of life for U.S. soccer," said Wambach, a member of the 2003 team that lost in the World Cup semifinals to eventual champion Germany. And it's possible the Americans might fall again at this World Cup. Group B has three of the world's top-fiv-e ranked teams: United States (No. 1), Sweden (No. 3) and North Korea (No.5). The fourth is Nigeria, the African champions and the continent's dominant" team. ot 3-- 0 EUGENE HOSHIKOAssociated goalkeeper Hope Solo practices during a soccer training session Sept. 1 in Shanghai, China. U.S. Press |