The USA is still in pole position to advance as the winner of Group D, but a frustrating 0-0 tie with Sweden in Winnipeg Friday reiterated concerns that head coach Jill Ellis’ front-linecombinations are still a work-in-progress.
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The USA is still in pole position to advance as the winner of Group D, but a frustrating 0-0 tie with Sweden in Winnipeg Friday reiterated concerns that head coach Jill Ellis’ front-linecombinations are still a work-in-progress.
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