United States Women’s National Team announce two friendlies against Brazil

INGLEWOOD, CA - APRIL 5: The USWNT and Brazil line up for the national anthems before a game between Brazil and USWNT at SoFi Stadium on April 5, 2025 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Brad Smith/ISI Photos/USSF/Getty Images for USSF) The United States Women’s National Team announced on Thursday it will play Brazil for a pair of two matches in the June international window in Brazil. “I’m so pleased we were able to schedule these games,” said U.

S. head coach Emma Hayes in a statement. “We want to play the best teams in the most difficult environments at venues across the world as often as we can, and these two games check all those boxes.

We need more games in which every fan in the stadium is cheering loudly against us and I’m looking forward seeing how our team performs and grows in these adverse conditions. ” View this post on Instagram The USWNT has played Brazil many times across international tournaments and friendlies over the years, holding a 34W-4L-5D all-time record against Brazil. The two sides met in two tournament finals in 2024 with the U.

S. coming out on top both times 1-0, first in the Concacaf Women’s Gold Cup and the 2024 Paris Olympics. In their most recent meeting with South American powerhouse in April 2025 both teams came out with a win and a loss.