Alex Morgan, of the US, runs with the ball near to France's goalkeeper Sarah Bouhaddi during the women's soccer Algarve Cup final match between US and France at the Algarve stadium, outside Faro, ...

Alex Morgan celebrates on the shoulders of Sydney Leroux after scoring the opening goal :: Armando Franca/AP The United States won the prestigious Algarve Cup for the ninth time, beating Germany 2-0 ...

Julie Johnston, partially seen second right, of the US, celebrates with teammates after scoring the opening goal against France, during the women's soccer Algarve Cup final match between US and France ...

Christen Press (right) scored three of the U.S.' seven goals over two friendlies against Scotland :: Michael Chang/Getty Images U.S. women's national team coach Tom Sermanni rarely has the luxury of a ...

The 2013 Algarve Cup will kick off on March 6 and run until March 13, with arguably the most prestigious tournaments in women's football set to provide plenty of spectacular viewing. The United States ...

United States’ Abby Wambach (20 is congratulated after scoring a goal against Scotland during the second half of an international friendly soccer match on Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, in Nashville, Tenn.

The US Women's National soccer team kicks off against Denmark today in the Algrave Cup, and team USA desperately needs great performances from its star players. Alex Morgan, Abby Wambach and Hope Solo ...

Hope Solo recorded her second consecutive shutout, and the United States tied Iceland 0-0 Monday in Lagos, Portugal, to advance to Wednesday’s Algarve Cup final against France. The United States ...

Hope Solo had her second straight shutout, and the United States tied Iceland 0-0 Monday night at Lagos, Portugal, to advance to the Algarve Cup final against France. The U.S. (2-0-1) is seeking its ...

Hope Solo stopped a late penalty kick to preserve her 81st international shutout and lead the United States over France 2-0 Wednesday night at Faro, Portugal, for its 10th Algarve Cup title Julie ...

U.S. doesn’t allow a goal in 4 matches: Christie Welsh scored and the United States women’s team won its third straight Algarve Cup title yesterday, edging Germany 1-0 near Faro, Portugal. Welsh, ...