The United States Women’s National Team returns to action against Spain on Tuesday to close out its two-game series against the defending FIFA Women’s World Cup champion, the Americans’ final game before the Concacaf W Championship in November.
Spain won the opener 2-0 on Saturday, scoring twice in the first 14 minutes at Audi Field in Washington, with goals from Patri and Eva Navarro. The Americans outshot Spain 13-6 but couldn’t convert their chances, as Spain’s goalkeeper Adriana Nanclares denied Lily Yohannes on a penalty kick in the 70th minute.
Saturday’s game was just the fifth meeting between the two powerhouses and marked Spain’s second consecutive win in the series. The USWNT won the first three meetings.
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U.S. Women’s National Team (USWNT) forward Reilyn Turner moves the ball past Paraguay defender Tania Riso in the first half at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson Saturday, Jan. 24, 2026. Turner scored a goal in the first half. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) (Allen J. Schaben/Los Angeles Times via Getty Imag)
Upcoming USWNT games
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Oct. 13: USWNT vs. Spain at Subaru Park, Chester, Pa. (7 p.m. ET, TNT, HBO Max, Universo and Peacock)
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Nov. 27: USWNT vs. El Salvador, Texas Health Mansfield Stadium, Mansfield, Texas. (8:30 p.m. ET, CBS Sports Golazo Network, Paramount+, TUDN, ViX)
2026 USWNT results
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Jan. 24: USWNT 6, Paraguay 0
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Jan. 27: USWNT 5, Chile 0
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March 1: USWNT 2, Argentina 0
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March 4: USWNT 1, Canada 0
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March 7: USWNT 1, Colombia 0
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April 11: USWNT 2, Japan 1
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April 14: Japan 1, USWNT 0
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April 17: USWNT 3, Japan 0
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June 6: Brazil 2, USWNT 1
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June 9: USWNT 1, Brazil 0
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Oct. 10: Spain 2, USWNT 0
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This article originally published at The USWNT is playing No. 1 Spain in Emma Hayes’ biggest test yet.