The U.S. women's national team (UWSNT) are approaching a camp ahead of their friendlies against Spain, so this past weekend proved to be one of the last weekends of WSL and French Ligue 1 action that the Americans will have before the next call in.
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Xavi Hernández and Jürgen Klopp both marked their international managerial debuts with a hard-fought 1-1 draw in Amsterdam. While Cody Gakpo's late equaliser saved the Dutch, Felix Nmecha's midfield dominance provided a glimpse into Klopp's tactical future.
Germany appeared on course for a hard-fought victory in Amsterdam before a stoppage-time Cody Gakpo equaliser forced a 1-1 draw. Felix Nmecha's first-half strike provided the highlight for a German side that relied heavily on Marc-Andre ter Stegen's heroics.
Netherlands dominated the statistical battle in Amsterdam but needed a dramatic 92nd-minute equaliser from Cody Gakpo to secure a 1-1 draw. Felix Nmecha had initially put Germany ahead in a match defined by high-intensity pressing and physical attrition.
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