US women's team scores 17 goals in record-breaking win in U-17 World Cup
The Americans entered as heavy favorites and didn't disappoint, putting up an American football score against Samoa.
The United States U-17 women's national soccer team achieved an unprecedented record by scoring 17 goals in a match against Samoa during the U-17 Women's World Cup. This marked the biggest win ever in a FIFA World Cup event at any level. In the game, Maddie DiMaria scored six goals within just 62 seconds, showcasing the team's remarkable scoring pace.
Coach Ciara Crinion expressed satisfaction with the team's performance, emphasizing the importance of a strong start in the first game. The U.S. manager highlighted the team's ability to maintain their offensive momentum throughout the match. The team's success was not solely due to their starters, as bench players also made significant contributions, including a double from Carolina Reyna.
The U.S. team will face tougher opponents in their next group matches, including Kenya on October 22 and China on October 25. Achieving this record places the team in the knockout stage for the first time after the big victory.
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