Ali Krieger

There's, you know, Shaw, there's Trinity, there's Alyssa, there's Centenor, there's even Rose.

Jamis went in there and was able to showcase how good she is in and around the box in the combination play.

You have Emma Sears.

There's a plethora of players that you can choose from and decide what type of attack that you want to achieve success with.

It's so refreshing to see that young talent be able to

you know, perform the way that they do and have that, you know, complete performance.

The only little thing that I would say with the attack right now is that the finishing has to be a little bit more consistent, right?

We only saw four goals, you know, the entire tournament.

Obviously, three clean sheets.

Very impressive.

But then on the other end of the ball, the finishing has to be more consistent.

It has to be a little bit better in and around the box with the quality that they have and all the depth that we have.

I do think that those goals scoring opportunities...

opportunities don't come as often against teams like that because they do sit in, they tend to make it very difficult to be able to break down, but when they do get those opportunities, they have to be a little bit better and decisive in those areas.

Yeah, which is easier said than done, especially at the national team level.

You're not with the team week in, week out.

You're not with the same coach, although as amazing as Emma Hayes is, it's completely out of her control.

But when it comes to these emerging players, Jeff, for someone who stood out to you, who helped themselves the most in this She Believes Cup?

Yeah, and it's tough, and it was bad luck that Lily Real had to leave She Believes Cup.

I mean, after that first game and that foot injury.