Showing posts with label Lloyd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lloyd. Show all posts

Friday, 10 August 2012

Carli Lloyd, Alex Morgan lift US to gold

AMERICAN vowed to repeat her semi-final heroics and bag the winner against Japan in tonight's high-octane final.

Behind all this attention is one key player— 23-year-old, scoring machine Alex Morgan. PREVIOUS: Henrik Rummel: Is That A Gun Or Are You Happy To See Me? Morgan is quickly becoming the new face of U.S. Women's Soccer and women's sports for that

My Facebook page erupted yesterday afternoon after the US Women's Soccer team had defeated Canada and won their ticket to the Olympics finals against Japan. After seeing the celebration, I immediately felt like a spoiled

The United States women's soccer team has come up short against Japan in the past, but on Thursday they will get another opportunity to flip the script. Alex Morgan's late stoppage-time goal to defeat Canada pushed the Americans to the gold-medal game.

LONDON — Abby Wambach pulled Alex Morgan aside the other day to reveal a secret. "I haven't felt this good since 2004," she told Morgan, a 2010 Cal graduate. "I haven't had a partner in crime since Mia Hamm." Wambach, the country's No. 2 all-time


Carli Lloyd, Alex Morgan lift US to gold

AMERICAN vowed to repeat her semi-final heroics and bag the winner against Japan in tonight's high-octane final.

Behind all this attention is one key player— 23-year-old, scoring machine Alex Morgan. PREVIOUS: Henrik Rummel: Is That A Gun Or Are You Happy To See Me? Morgan is quickly becoming the new face of U.S. Women's Soccer and women's sports for that

My Facebook page erupted yesterday afternoon after the US Women's Soccer team had defeated Canada and won their ticket to the Olympics finals against Japan. After seeing the celebration, I immediately felt like a spoiled

The United States women's soccer team has come up short against Japan in the past, but on Thursday they will get another opportunity to flip the script. Alex Morgan's late stoppage-time goal to defeat Canada pushed the Americans to the gold-medal game.

LONDON — Abby Wambach pulled Alex Morgan aside the other day to reveal a secret. "I haven't felt this good since 2004," she told Morgan, a 2010 Cal graduate. "I haven't had a partner in crime since Mia Hamm." Wambach, the country's No. 2 all-time


Lloyd of London

The U.S. women's soccer team is getting some well-deserved attention at the Olympics, especially after their dramatic 4-3 victory over Canada that launched.

Behind all this attention is one key player— 23-year-old, scoring machine Alex Morgan. PREVIOUS: Henrik Rummel: Is That A Gun Or Are You Happy To See Me? Morgan is quickly becoming the new face of U.S. Women's Soccer and women's sports for that

Alex Morgan sealed the U.S. victory in the 123rd minute of the game sending the team to the gold medal match. They'll play Japan in the finals, a rematch of the 2011 World Cup. Here's the goal broken down by photos:

LONDON — Abby Wambach pulled Alex Morgan aside the other day to reveal a secret. "I haven't felt this good since 2004," she told Morgan, a 2010 Cal graduate. "I haven't had a partner in crime since Mia Hamm." Wambach, the country's No. 2 all-time

LONDON — Abby Wambach pulled Alex Morgan aside the other day to reveal a secret. "I haven't felt this good since 2004," she told Morgan, a 2010 Cal graduate. "I haven't had a partner in crime since Mia Hamm." Wambach, the country's No. 2 all-time