USWNT-Spain Round 2: What to watch for in crucial return fixture

It kicked off its window of autumn matches with a friendly against Spain—the defending world champion—in Washington, D.C. on Saturday, Oct. 10. It lost that match 2-0 despite putting in a strong performance in the second half. Thankfully, it doesn't have to wait long for its shot at revenge. The USWNT will face Spain again on Tuesday to see if it can flip the script. And flipping the script matters: these two teams are expected to be late-stage competitors at next summer's World Cup. In the opening leg against Spain, the USWNT dominated nearly every attacking metric that mattered.