USWNT's errors stick out almost as much as their strengths in loss to Spain

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Crystal Dunn may no longer be a member of the U.S. women's national team, but a Women's World Cup winner's finger is not necessarily far from the pulse, even in retirement. Shortly before the reigning Olympic champions faced the reigning world champions in a friendly, she outlined the theme of the week succinctly. The simple logic is that there are no shortcuts to the top, especially in a women's soccer landscape that is more competitive with each passing day.