Crystal Dunn

Oh, man.

To play for the national team is always being asked these questions.

You know, you win these games 2-0 or 1-0.

It's like, is that good enough?

And I think, for me, these games are challenging in and of itself.

You know, in Argentina, Colombia, these are teams that are very comfortable with their opponents having the ball.

But what they do very well is they really...

drop low, they make it hard for you to score goals easily.

And I think for us, it is always building on that final third play.

And it's not easy.

Scoring goals is not an easy task, you know, especially when a team drops five in the back, maybe sometimes even six in the back line.

And so I think at the end of the day,

For me, a win is a win.

I think we always strive as players to win in the most perfect, beautiful way.

But that's not realistic.

Teams are going to disrupt what it is that you're trying to do.

So for me, it's not so much looking at the score line, but looking at what happened in the 90 minutes.

Were we clean?

Were we in control of the ball?

Were we creating a lot of goal scoring opportunities?