of the Sism World Military Women's Football Championship, we're here in Spokane, Washington at Union Stadium as we get ready for maybe the most anticipated matchup of the tournament as Germany, who looks to improve to nine points tonight with a win. Well, they'll have to knock off the host, the United States, who are trying to brush off their loss two nights ago to Cameroon and keep their gold medal chances alive. Hi, everybody. Hello to those of you in Germany who are waking up early to watch this match. Danke, thank you for joining us here in Washington. I'm Alex Skuld, alongside me is U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Shelby Pruitt Johnson. And Shelby, great to be here with you for our final match of the night. We just saw Cameroon beat Ireland 12-0, the most goals in the tournament to tie Germany for the lead in Group A, but a German win could put them one win away from the gold medal match. As for the United States, trying to keep their gold medal match hopes alive and get revenge on Germany for their loss to them in Wuhan, China in 2019, so much history, so much respect between these two nations. You know, I think everybody's excited here today to watch this match, and we're about to get underway here with the SISM, SISM National Anthems. So, here's the SISM March that unites the two nations, and then we'll look at the National Anthem for the United States as well as the National Anthem for Germany. Standing's not showing there on your screen, but the refs and the captains are going to flip here. They're going to flip the coin, but the standing's up till now. Cameroon has six points in Group A. Germany also has six points. Shelby, if they can beat the United States here, they have the chance to improve to nine points and be one match away with that title match to set up between them and Cameroon to go over the gold medal match. You know, I think everybody in the stands and the coaches and the players are really expecting a lot out of this game. Everyone is super excited. I think it's going to be a very well-even, fair, exciting, fun game for both these two nations, and they have a good relationship with each other, so this is going to be a great time, a fun time, and really some great football here out in the field that we're going to see today. And this is a big coin toss right here. I mean, it really is. The sun that is setting, and it won't set and go down until about 8.45 local time. That would be about 5.45, and then morning in Germany. Yesterday we saw the United States, I guess two days ago we saw the United States goalkeeper lose a ball in the sun. We also saw South Korea's keeper lose a ball in the sun yesterday that cost them a goal against Mali that gave Mali their first goal ever of the women's World Military Football Championship, and so this flip is big because if you get to play offensive, you get to attack to that side of the pitch, you have an advantage because then when the keeper in the second half has to play there, the sun starts to go down ever so slightly.  The sun is a problem no matter what. Even in the morning where there's still, it's not, it's as higher in the sky, that sun is dangerous for the goalie over here on the right side of the field. They're wearing visors, they're wearing hats, they're doing what they can to prevent that, but like we said before, you can't really train against the sun, right? You cannot prepare for the sun to be in your eyes like that, so you really just have to depend on your defensive line to make sure the ball doesn't get past that so that way you don't have to make, have the chance to make a mistake back there as the goalkeeper. And it looks like the U.S. is defending that side, so the goalie here, Haidink, will be in the sun, and the sun will be in her eyes for the first match. And that's Jen Hadink, who is going to be in between the pipes, and she's going to be in front of the ball until U.S.A. and Derek Wayne, their head coach, making a keeper change. But it is about 89 degrees, 88 degrees, we'll say, 31.1 degrees Celsius, so it's still hot here in Spokane. Referees today, you have the head referee is Minjin Cha from South Korea, Yo Antita, the AR-1 is from France, Son Young is the AR-2, also from South Korea, is the fourth official. This was the exact officiating we saw when the U.S. took on Cameroon two nights ago. So you know Cameroon is watching, and Cameroon, realistically, Shelby, they would love to see the United States knock off Germany here. That would be a good result for Cameroon. Either way, they improved to six points and we are underway as Katie Gernsbacher takes away to a teammate and Aaron Spear. Speaking of Cameroon, I was almost expecting them to stay here a little bit later after their game today and scout out these two teams because they just might be one of the teams that they're facing in the championship if they get their match. So they're not here, they're getting some rest after that long game that they just played, but we'll see them out here later in the tournament. The United States, the keeper is Jen Hedink who we were talking about. Left back is Scottie Colton, left center back is Jen Gillette, right center back Simone Gardner, Meredith Reisinger who's passing it back here to Jen Hedink is the right back. Holding midfielder is Aaron Spear, center mid Katie Gernsbacher, another central midfielder, and the captain tonight for the United States is Angela Caramanos. Left wing is Kaylee Utley, center forward is Hailey Robertson and left wing is Morgan Roberts. The U.S. line up in a 4-3-3. Here is Hailey Robertson has four goals in the tournament that leads all scores had a half-trick against Belgium in the very first match of the tournament. U.S. won in convincing fashion over Belgium 10-0. This will be a United States corner here. Not even 90 seconds into the match. This is about the time we saw Hailey Robertson and the U.S. strike against Belgium in that very first match on Monday. They will play it short. This is the cheetah they call her. Morgan Roberts, Morgan Roberts, right foot try and a save. How about that from Gina Marie Michka otherwise the United States would have been up 1-0 in the second minute. Absolutely what a great save and nice reach and it almost looked like it was going to go in from this angle but it did not. Here starting 11 after this attack for the United States. Kaylee Utley lofted inside the 18 finds the feet of Scottie Colton who tries to stick with it. Good ball here out wide. United States have to be wary of the counter attack for Germany. This will go past the touch line. Now we can get to Germany starting 11 in a 4-2-4 formation. Gina Marie Michka already made a 3-0 check. We've seen her score a handful of goals in this tournament. 3 to be exact and then to round out the starting 11 for Germany. The right wing is Annika Michel. Reissinger plays it back to Gillette. Gillette wants to give Jen Hedink a boot down the pitch but so much history between these two nations Shelby. Talked about it so much respect. How about that ball by the captain Roberts on the far flank working 1-v-1. Going to cross one into the box. Chance for the United States it is stopped by Michka. Like you were saying a lot of history between these two teams right competitively and with a friendship as well. We talked to the coaching staff here of the Germany team and they said hey we've had a with the US team. We've always had a great relationship with them. We're excited to play them although we're obviously both trying to win here. We're excited for a fair game and a good match. That is the first whistle you will hear. That is going to be a foul against Aaron Spear. This will be a free kick here for Germany and Sabrina Branschweig. So Kelly Fitzgerald not making the start in between the pipes but a cool story. Sabrina Branschweig and Kelly Fitzgerald both play on the same team in Germany. They both play for SC Siegelbach. They got third in the league together and Branschweig has been on the team since 2013. But at the pep rally they hosted a pep rally at the Fairchild Air Force base here in Spokane. That's where all the nations are staying and they had a pep rally for the United States and a bunch of players were asked. That was the head coach Derek Wayan as well as the assistant coach Marcy Walton. They said, who are you looking forward to matching up against the most and without hesitation the entire coaching staff, the entire team said Germany. The U.S. so much respect between these two but they have a bad taste in their mouths in 2019 in Wuhan China in the 89th minute Germany scored to break a nil nil tie and Germany wound up one nil against the U.S. and group stage. And what a treat that you, me, the city of Spokane, the citizens in front of us, team Fairchild all get to watch it go down here at Union Stadium and watch the team's play respect each other and have that competitiveness and try to make it in the goal to get to the next round here at the 13th World Military Women's Football Championship into the 18th here's Aaron Speer Speer tried to make a move instead turned it over could be a counter here for Schlegel Schlegel had two in the last match that they won against Belgium 5-0 so Jessica Schlegel who came off the bench in the second half against Belgium she got the start today and we were curious to see if she would of course she was rewarded with the start today and it was ever so deserving you know and I think both teams kind of made a little bit of a shift with their players right we talked about how Kelly Fitzgerald is not in the goal today and you wonder if that's part of the strategy for today's game right we talked to the coaching staff for the Germany team and they said hey we know the top three players the strikers and the forwards of the USA team is one to beat but we have a plan they said I'm excited to see what that plan is here today Reisinger trying to box out and she does beautifully that time so Alexandra De Lucia could not get to the ball so the goal kick here for Hedink but the head coach the manager for this German military team there's Kirsten Stegelman head coach and a player since 2006 she was in the military world cup as a player in 2007 and 2011 and we asked her before the match we said is it weird is it unique is it different not getting the chance to lace up the boots and play against the United States here and she said absolutely she said every time I see an attacking opportunity I want to go out there and score a goal but she said she is so proud of these women as Utley slips through the defense could be a one on one with the keeper Kaylee Utley misses wide did you hear that crowd we were all looking for a goal there and everyone and unison said oh it missed it just by a little bit not quite a sold out crowd here at Union Stadium that seats 4500 but boy they were getting ready to celebrate here and Spokane take a look again didn't quite have the angle there Shelby tried to finish on the back post there and couldn't get it to go Kaylee Utley St. Louis Missouri native a captain in the army who scored in the 5th and 48th minute against Belgium was looking for her third tally of the tournament Scotty Colton gets shoved from behind there so that's a foul against Michelle Colton who set up the lone goal for the United States they trailed one nil after that ball got in the sun but she couldn't make the save but then Scotty Colton found the head of Hayley Robertson inside the 18 Robertson does what she does best finished into the back of the net to nut things up one to one going into the half time but then in the 79th minute a goal by Cameron's Tabe the central forward and that was it Cameron wound up beating the United States 2-1 so Simone Gardner gets the start today did not draw the start against Cameron instead it was Tori Allen in her place but she's back in the starting 11 here today flag went up offside as the AR1 and Sun Young turn over here Robertson looking for space Robertson has Utley, Utley another chance and a goal for the United States Kailey Utley gets redemption thanks to turn over by the back line of Germany it went Robertson to her right to Utley and the United States in the 11th minute lead one nil what a precision pass we've been talking about at the entire tournament over there to the corner not booting the ball but just a precise pass right there in the corner what a great shot by Utley and this time the St. Louis Missouri native in Kailey Utley had a much better angle set up beautifully by Hailey Robertson that is exactly what the fans wanted to see here in Spokane a one nil lead had to play from behind against Cameron last match they get out to a one nothing advantage now Utley wants to try and set up Robertson the keeper is out what a stop though by Gina Marie Michka and what was interesting about that play there is Vanessa Haunig crashed in to Gina Marie Michka which actually wound up making her fall on the ball in that situation Shelby a weird sequence and a weird play there for Germany but it worked out I think it was a very nice snag there by Michka good slide tackle on the far side of the pitch that was De Lucia the left wing for Germany now that the U.S. is up I hope this kind of gives them a little bit of motivation and they carry on that motivation to keep going and to make those plays up there to Robertson Robertson and Utley and get another one in the back of the net maybe some space here to stay on side but maybe the best right back at least that's what Derek Wei and the head coach for the United States called Sabrina Brunschweig said she is the best right back in this tournament she's looking like right forward there for a little bit having the confidence to move forward and trust in your defensive line to shift and cover your back is really a lot of skill there for Brunschweig it's a goal kick here for Hedink so the very first match of the tournament as well as opening ceremonies here in Spokane and over at Fairchild Air Force Base U.S. Soccer Vice President Bill Taylor got the chance to take in that opening ceremonies as well as the first match against Belgium boy what a match he saw 10-0 victory for the United States they got 7 goals in the first half added 3 in the second Taylor got a chance to take pictures with the team and talk to the team also talk about how the woman side of the sport is growing rapidly in the United States he was very proud of these women Bill is always off doing something is that could have been dangerous there from Gillette who just got a touch on the ball to Garner and they play it out wide on the far flank to Reisinger but also to how about the special message from Kelly O'Hara one of the founders one of the backs for the U.S. national team sent in a message Kelly's brother serves and she sent in a message to the team that she was going to cheer them on and tune in and so the United States have had a great experience with Bill Taylor Kelly O'Hara and of course the rest of these fans cheering them on in Spokane and you know it seems almost like a it's a pattern right there's a lot of people recognizing the hard work that these women do every day and that they have done to get here in this tournament we had the Malaysian former pro football player he visited the Mali team here the Atashe they visited as well they have like you said Kelly O'Hara sending out shout outs Bill Mr. Bill Taylor him being here just a ton of different people really caring about the things that these women do and inspiring them to keep doing more for them the fact that Germany and coach Kirsten Schnegemann was telling us before the match that Germany manager Schnegemann are in contact with Malafromes who's a keeper for the German national team and Malafromes has been turning in and I know Germany has been tuning in to the European championships for football that Team Germany is off to a 2-0 start and the rankings and the standings, much like the German military team here in Spokane. And as they were telling us about that. Got to be careful of Robertson here. Backline is struggling with number 31 for the United States. Morgan Roberts is out wide. Does Roberts have the angle? Takes a shot and it gets passed. So it's going to be a United States corner on the far side. That went off of the left back and Yasmeen Hummel. So we've seen Utley take the corner kicks here on the near side. And we've seen Katie Gernsbacher center mid take the corners on the far side for the United States. Head referee there and Minjin Cha talking to a couple of players to separate them. Gernsbacher high into the Spokane sky here trying to find the captain in Karamanos. Here Scottie Colton dangerous with the left foot. Was it deflected? It was not. It will be a goal kick for Michka but the crowd here enjoying that attack as well. Absolutely the idea. Don't take too much time right there. I have little time. Let me just get a rocket on it and she did just that. Next time let's make it on frame and see if we can get it in. Here's Batosiek. Couldn't get it over to her teammate and Michele. Utley and Robertson. Was Robertson on? No, she was not. The flag went up and a Sun Yong. The assistant referees. But Kaley Utley scored that first goal for the United States in the 11th minute. If you're just joining us set up beautifully by Hailey Robertson inside the 18. And those two play on the same Northwest Premier League team, the Alley Town Artesians. You could see it on that goal. So in sync with one another. They could finish each other's sentences. And now Utley trying to beat Braunschweig here. Does for now Braunschweig good closing speed. Utley wants a second. It's deflected by Braunschweig who's still on the ground. Gernsbacher out of Karamanos. The captain takes a chance. It's deflected by Skrada. Be a German throwing. I have to say that was a good play there. Passing it back there to Karamanos. Not trying to shove it in where everybody else is going.  Try to get an opportunity like this. Morgan Roberts gets thrown to the turf but no foul called. And Morgan Roberts is arguing with Sun Yong over there. The assistant referee saying that that should have been a foul. And there's a player down here for Germany. So that's Yasmin Hamel over there who's getting tended to by the training staff. But a good start here for the United States as Hamel gets up and that's good to see. What the U.S. needs Shelby. We alluded to it in the pregame. But what the U.S. needs is they need to beat Germany here. And then they need Germany to beat Cameroon. Because then you'd have a three-way tie. Tiebreaker is goal differential. Which Cameroon did a nice job winning 12th nil earlier against Ireland. And Roberts is well off the mark there on the cross. So right now the United States is plus nine in the goal differential department. Good ball by Scottie Colton. Kaylee Utley trying to find Robertson. She was trying to return the favor. But it was too far away from Hayley Robertson. Definitely a good look there. She was running in just a tad too late I think for that ball. But I think they're going to make the connections here in the next couple of minutes. So the United States plus nine. Germany's plus eight. But Germany of course with those six points. So the goal differential as of right now does not matter. Actually if you count that goal by the United States of course we do. Plus ten currently. But Cameroon through two matches after their two wins over the United States and Ireland. Cameroon is plus 13. So if you missed that match it was a big one for Cameroon. They needed to win and boy they won in convincing fashion. 12th nil over Ireland right out of the gates. Cameroon was on the attack. Did that the entire match as the United States get a corner here. This is Kaylee Utley likely to take it. She'll play it short to Scotty Colton. Colton sets up Utley. Utley could take a shot or a cross instead of a cross. Trying to find the head. Robertson just over the goal. Hit the American football cross bar. That is out of play of course. And it will be a goal kick for Michko. But we've seen it all match right. We've seen in a lot of these games crashing the goal. Just and you can see right here. Bunch of teams and U.S. players getting a touch on the ball. Whether it be well or not. But just trying to get a foot on the ball to get it to where it needs to go is really what we need. Just crashing the goal and hopefully it'll deflect in at some point. So water break. Mandatory hydration break to kind of take a break. Step aside. Talk some strategy. Get a breather. Again it's hot here in Spokane. But United States with a 1-0 advantage. A good start here in the first half after that 11th minute goal by Kaley Utley. You see everyone getting hydrated and situated there to talk about. I mean the United States, I wouldn't say they dominated the first half but it's been pretty close. And they have that 1-0 advantage as we welcome you inside the broadcast booth. Alex Gould alongside U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Shelby Pruitt Johnson really appreciate you guys joining us here today. I've got John Anderson to my right. He's our statistician. He's doing a lot of the tough work. He's the most important person in the booth. But wow. I mean our crew has been terrific all tournament long. We could be nothing without them. And of course nothing without these women who defend their countries so well but also defend the pitch pretty well Shelby. You know what? I don't know if you saw there but that sun is brutal. My eyes make up my eyes water and I can't imagine the goalie Hedink here in the back who is just looking straight and staring into the sun. So she's pretty lucky that it hasn't gotten too much over there on her side and you can see all the other players shading their eyes as well. It is brutal out here trying to see that ball. United States looking for a potential second here. They've been on the attack since the very first minute of this match. And Roberts to throw it in, booted away. That was Miners. So we were talking about our crew but every match have to shout out Hill Air Force based in Salt Lake City, Utah. The second audiovisual squadron as well as Joint Base San Antonio Lackland and San Antonio, Texas. The third audiovisual squadrons, two squadrons in the Air Force that have come together to allow those of you in Germany and maybe those of you in the States, wherever you may be watching to watch on Facebook or YouTube as well as Twitter. Our crew has been working so hard. Every different camera angle, it's been so much fun to go back and watch after these matches and see all the different angles and all the different shots that our team is getting. Absolutely. This team works so hard. It's easy to film something that is so exciting as this is right here. All the camera angles help out the teams and they help out everyone. See the match just like they would be seeing it here if they were here today but we just wanted to provide the best possible product for everyone to see their friends and families play and to really show the world what these ladies can do. So Jenna Dink who is making her first start. She's a first lieutenant in the Air Force from Wiley, Texas. She played at the Air Force Academy from 2014 to 2017. She has the most saves ever in a single season in program history. That was back in 2017, her senior season. She had 120 saves. Most ever Mountain West saves and Mountain West games as well in 2017 with 87. So that's good and bad because it means that she was tested a lot but she didn't allow a lot of goals into the back of the net as we get a foul here it'll be a free kick for the United States. You know that makes me wonder is that why she's starting? Is the U.S. waiting for those shots on goal and they really trust Hedink to save and make those saves here on the field today. But also too Derek Wayne was telling me that Hedink was battling an injury. So Hedink was battling an injury and now she is good to go. Good ball. They're trying to find the head of Spear Ping Pong off the keeper and it is stopped by Gina Marie Mishka. Boy we got to take a look at this again. They're playing Ping Pong inside the 18 right outside the 6. That was the two center mids and Spear as well as Karamanos I think was into the mix and see if we have a replay on this. Gernsbacher puts it in. It hit the head of Spear and then actually I just think it caught the post and then went to the keeper and Mishka. We've said it this entire time crashing the goal, getting a body on the... Look at that in front of the goal, making it to be on top of the goal and wait for that deflection exactly what they're doing. So it did hit the side of the head of Karamanos and then hit the post and then went to Mishka. Boy what a break there for Germany. Karamanos almost got a goal just by being in the right place at the right time and actually would have went as an assist for Aaron Spear. But Germany survives there by a couple of inches on that post and then credit Mishka for also being in the right spot to make sure she could corral it once it hit the post. And this just looks like a different United States team Shelby than we saw the other match against Cameroon. The spacing was a little bit off for the U.S. in that match and they had problems of course as did Ireland today with the quickness of that Cameroon squad. Slide tackle by Braunschweig. Braunschweig is not afraid of that ground. One of the best matchups as that one was crossed in. Left foot by Utley. Good ball by Scottie Colton. Flag stays down. Utley is onside. Utley faked it. Now she'll go into the 18th. Right foot of Morgan Roberts. Can she keep it in? She cannot. It will be a goal kick. Boy that was a pretty ball there from Kaylee Utley but Roberts couldn't control it with the right foot. I don't know if you caught that Alex but over there on the side Braunschweig and Utley they're shaking hands. They are a good match. That friendship there, the relationship, the respect. They know that they're two great players and that might have been part of the reason why Germany put them right there. Absolutely. I think that's a matchup that everyone was anticipating coming in to this match. Nice job there by Reisinger. Finds Gernsbacher. Utley trying to return the favor. Robertson was onside. And a foul is going to be called against Hayley Robertson. I think it's just a matter of time until Robertson gets the touch on the ball that she needs. They're sending it right to her, right in front of her, making those runs and like I said, just a matter of time before it gets it in. So Gina Marie Mishkin, Mishka, excuse me, played in the Youth Bundeliska League. And now plays for FC Stern-Muchen and got fourth in the league this past year. She's been on this team. This German women's football team since 2020. A lot wide here for Germany. Trying to find the equalizer here in the 32nd minute. Michelle and Colton. We talked about Braunschweig and Utley. This is a good matchup to look at as well. That will be a goal kick for Hedink. You know, something interesting about Scottie Colton, she got to play against Alex Morgan when she played for the Seattle Sounders. Isn't that interesting getting to play against a player like that? And then now coming here to show her skills here in the, in Spokane, Washington. And we talked about it against Cameroon. Scottie Colton's second most assists ever still to this day in school history with 21 for Louisiana Tech. His Braunschweig tried to find Batoschak. That's a connection. Utley wanted it. Braunschweig was well off the mark and they're still going to go to Utley here, but Braunschweig controlled it for a second. And now Kaylee Utley has some space working one-on-one. Great 1v1 stop there by Minerts, who really helped out Braunschweig there, who was pretty gassed from the previous play. Absolutely. And we talked about it a little bit before. She moves up and her defensive team moves to the her side, covers her back, and that's just trust. That's trust, cohesion, skill, practice, and it really, really worked out for that play right there. We were talking about Scottie Colton as she's defending Michelle here. 1v1, Michelle, such good wheels. Colton got a foot on the ball. That's why we were talking about her. Gets it to Utley. Alley Town Artesians. The dynamic duo. How about that stop on the ball? Magnificent footwork from Robertson, but then couldn't get it to Utley. Going back and finishing that point on Colton, we talked about the Colorado Rapids, but second most assists ever at Louisiana Tech. She was the all-time assist leader until her record was broken in 2019. So her record was broken by Jalen Peoples, who now has the all-time assist record. She beat her by one shielding, so Peoples has it at 22 for Louisiana Tech. Terrific women's soccer program. Some good pressure there by Colton. Germany's also going to need their left mid, right now kind of playing in a right mid-spot, trying to get back to her position as Jill Ludwig. They're going to need Ludwig if they want to win this match. She's been a key player Ludwig has in the middle. Intercepting those passes and balls from the U.S. and trying to make plays for the German team on their attacking third. She plays for Fort Spoho, which is a team 98 good ball into the box and Hedink is going to get it. That player who was on the ground is Jessica Schlegel, who's looking over at the referee and wanted a foul to be called. Thought she got pushed from behind. It looks like Scotty is down. You want to talk about the respect. These two right here, this is a good shot. I hope that Scotty Colton is okay. An absolute warrior is Colton, but those are two of the best defenders, the best backs in this tournament. Scotty Colton and Sabrina Brunschweig. And in the immediate Brunschweig was immediately trying to help Scotty up. That's the relationship I'm talking about. We know that these two teams are trying hard to beat one another, but they will never step over that line of respect between the two teams. And that's really what it's about here is friendship through sport. And I think that's really happened here with the two teams. Not many times would you see the two nations really hanging out, getting to know each other without something kind of like this and knowing the language of football together and speaking that same language and then getting to be friends and hanging out and relaxing with each other is really, really nice to see here. Coach was telling us a little bit about the El Paso game in 2018 that even after they both got kicked out of the group play, they got outrun there, they set up a friendly match and they played a scrimmage against themselves, ended up tying, of course, you know, these two great teams, they ended up tying four to four in their friendly match. But then guess what they did afterwards, right? They hung out, the two teams went, hung out, and they got to really have some camaraderie between the two teams, just on their own. And I think that's just really one of the best parts about the SISM program. 100% indeed, and that coach was Marcus, who let us know for Germany, their assistant team manager. He's been so amazing in getting us all this information. But a big announcement was just made. Scotty Colton is out of the game. She's out of the match. So no more Scotty Colton. She was deemed not okay, not good enough to go back in. So that's a big loss for the United States. Scotty Colton, one of the best backs in the tournament is off the pitch. Erica Jarmor, captain in the Army from McMinnville, Oregon, who played a couple of seasons at Cornell on the back line. Of course Ivy League, now a dietician in the Army, how smart then Studea's Jarmor is. She's going to get a pretty healthy assignment here against a tough German attack. Boy, you hope that Scotty Colton's okay, because losing her for the rest of the match is really tough. Exactly, and you know, the German team definitely recognized that, and they might start using that vulnerability here on the right side to make the plays. That's a good point. We'll see if they want to test Jarmor. Now that Colton is out of the match. Some space here for Aaron Spear, Utley's calling for it. Stede's going to go to Roberts, who's also calling for it. Those two always want the ball at their feet. The absolute hustle by Utley, trying to get those balls running, making those runs, making those passes and making things happen for her teammates is phenomenal. I don't know how she's not tired yet. Jarmor, who just checked in, back heel there by Utley and Braunschweig. Instead of clearing it, clears it down the pitch. Try and get it out of there. Now there could be a counter here for Germany. Turning on the Jets here for Germany in the middle of the pitch was DeLuzia. How good is Utley? Immediate pressure there from Ludwig too. Closing out her defender in Ludwig. Good deflection by Gernsbacher. Could set up a cross here on the near side. Instead going to go short to Utley. That pass wasn't accurate enough. Utley would have had some space there, Shelby. Boy, Gernsbacher is going to want that pass back. Utley had some space to work with, but because the pass was off the mark, it allowed the German back line to get back on defense and stop Utley from doing anything. It really, once you're in the attacking third, you really have to be precise with the passes because the defensive line has so much pressure and they can intercept that ball in a step or two. So really being precise like this. Chance here for Morgan Roberts. Has Robertson instead could have Utley instead. It's going to be a shot and saved by Mischka. Boy, I think Roberts wants that back as well. Hailey Robertson, it was wide open. About 14 yards out and could have blistered one into the back of the net. Here's Batoschek. Germany still looking for her to make her mark in this match. Batoschek who scored the first goal for Germany in the ninth minute against Ireland, also in the 49th minute. And she scored her third goal of the tournament in the 18th minute last match against their European counterparts in Belgium. Here's a goal kick for Heddingen. She's a C-17 pilot, so she flies the cargo, the big heavies, and she's doing her job here in the goal box when she does have the chance to get some testing. Not a good pass there by Gernsbacher.  What a warrior. And Gernsbacher plays it out wide to Robertson. Here's Robertson trying to make a move. Can Robertson stay with it? Good 1v1 defense by Vanessa Honegg. Honegg, an OR5 in the Army from Bielfeld, Germany. Now a chance, but that went past the touch line, not going to count. The ball went past the touch line, so it is not going to count. It actually might have been offside there on the United States. Young, excuse me, Sun Young, was right there, held up the flag. So that goal disallowed. Boy, I'll tell you, Germany has not had many chances. This back line has been stout for the U.S. What can Skrade do? She'll play it to the near side of the pitch for Braunschweig. Braunschweig has a woman out wide. This is Michelle. Trying to dose you dole with Jarmer who just checked in and then Gillette gets trampled over. Her ankle got caught. We have three women down inside the six. Boy, we already saw Scotty Colton go down, but this was dangerous inside the six. Gillette gets up. She's the first to get up. That's Batoshek as well. And the keeper in Hedink is still down for the U.S. Let's watch the replay there of this tumbling save. Boy, so Gillette cleared it. Hedink kind of crashed in to Batoshek. And then Jen Gillette on the backside of that got her ankle rolled up, but it's Hedink who is still down. Boy, the United States already lost their lethal lefty and left back and Scotty Colton. And now Hedink, who was already battling an injury, couldn't play the first couple of matches. Kelly Fitzgerald starts to warm up on the sideline. It almost, and I hate to say it, kind of looked like it was towards the head there that she got hit. And she's getting up here. It looked like it was towards the head there that she got hit. And she's getting up here. And when a player gets injured, of course, a lot of times they let them go off the pitch. They come back on a minute later. So if that with a keeper, if they come off the pitch, you know, you can't play without a keeper. So Fitzgerald would have to sub in. Be the second sub for the United States. And again, you can use five substitutes and Hedink gets a good standing ovation here from this Spokane crowd. So she's good enough to go. It's booted away. So 45th minute here. We'll see how much is going to be added. Wait and see how much is going to be added. Three minutes is going to be added here. Maybe a chance here for Germany. This slide through got tackled. And a penalty is called against the United States. A yellow card against Gernsbacher who can't believe it. And Schlegel forces the penalty. Boy, the United States was about three minutes or so away from taking this one-nil lead into the half. A big call there by Minjin Cha, the head referee from South Korea. So now it's going to be a battle between two. Jill Ludwig staring into the eyes, into the heart, into the soul of Hedink. And Hedink staring into the sun. Ludwig capitalizes on the penalty and Germany ties it up at one. They are fired up on the German sideline. And boy, the United States was three minutes away from taking that one-nil advantage into the break. Instead, a penalty. And who else but Schlegel into the mix? Kirsten Stegermann trusting her to start this match after she scored and tallyed two into the back of the net against Belgium. She forces the penalty and her teammate, Jill Ludwig, capitalizes on the Schlegel penalty. So Gernsbacher got the yellow card.  And the first yellow for the United States, I believe, too. Morgan Roberts trying to answer right away. Gernsbacher, you know, she wants revenge, but Michiko there to corral it. So about 40 seconds or so and the United States build one last effort, one last attack here in this first half. Good ball by Gernsbacher. Here's the cheetah. And Morgan Roberts, you see her speed. She gets taken down to the box, but no call. So we got a call on the other side of the pitch inside the 18. Morgan Roberts goes down just outside the six. And no call. Boy, it's been a busy first half for the head referee and Minji Chah. Take a look at this again. That was really close there, Shelby. Again, it's tough to see from that angle. Where was that right arm of Vanessa Hanek? That was the question. And that is going to take us to the half. So the United States who dominated the first half against Germany, but in additional time, Jessica Schlegel makes her presence felt, slipped through two defenders, got taken down inside the box. And Jill Ludwig cleaned home the penalty. And just like that, maybe a disappointing first half for the United States just because of the way it ended. I think so too, but in another way, one to one, they're back at a blank slate, right? No one has the advantage. No one has the disadvantage. These two teams are going to come out in the second half even and ready to fight for that next goal to get up above the other team. Cast Booth, but while we're away, our friends at the Fairchild Air Force Base, public affairs shop have a few videos for you. See you on the other side of halftime. That was the first strike by Kately Utley in the first goal for the United States. The U.S. Shelby dominated the first half, but because of a penalty in added time, Jessica Schlegel went down inside the 18. The penalty was awarded by the head referee in Minji Chah and that allowed Germany and Jill Ludwig, who capitalized on the penalty kick to tie things up at one. So I think we can look at two different things. The United States dominated, so that was a good thing for the U.S. and this heavy United States crowd here in Spokane, was a sold out crowd here at Union Stadium, but for Germany, they were fired up about that goal because they knew that they were getting beat in that first half. Absolutely. Both teams, one point, they're tied up, right? So I think they're both coming out now to be like, all right, we're starting over. This is what, this is where we play. Germany's going to say this is how we're going to play. You know, maybe we let you have it in the first half, but I don't think that that's going to happen this time. They're both going to come out really hard and try to get that next goal to get that one up on the other team here very early in the second half. So Germany made a sub. Zara Meinert is out for Germany. The player coming on to the pitch is Zofi Hagedorn. So Zofi Hagedorn, an OR3 in the Army for Germany, checks in and we are underway here in the second half. Curious to see if Germany plays a little bit more inspired after they got that penalty kick into the back of the net by Ludwig because they looked a little slow at times, just in terms of keeping up with some of the forwards for the United States. But that's why this German team is dangerous, just because the United States controlled possession for about 65-35. Germany waited for that one opportunity and they got it in additional time. That's going to be a corner kick. Skrade is trying to claim it went off of Robertson's right foot instead. The corner is awarded. So this will be Gernsbacher who will take the corner for the U.S. And like we've been talking about in the game, now Mijka has the sun in her eyes on this corner kick to see if she can block it from getting in. Good point. Gernsbacher into the sun, into the night sky here in Spokane and it's going to be a foul on Gillette as well as Karamanos. Both of them hit the deck and Mijka is still down for Germany inside the six. And she's back up and ready to play. A very talented keeper as Mijka talked about in their accolades earlier. Gernsbacher couldn't get the right foot on it. Here's Skrade. Trying to find Batosiek. Batosiek off the head. Some old Gardner is throwing here on the near side. Here's Batosiek. Has three goals in the tournament. Gillette to Reisinger. Reisinger clears. There's a foul. That's going to go against Ludwig. So Spokane has been saying for a decade at least now, Shelby, that they want a soccer team here. They want a football team here. They want to see soccer come to life. They want to showcase that they are a fan base who is ready for the sport of soccer. And guess what? A USL team. So it's one step below MLS. It's going to be a men's team. One step below MLS. USL team is coming in 2023. They are one year away from getting a USL team. I know everybody here in Spokane is really excited about that. Well, I think you can kind of tell here the crowd has been getting bigger and bigger every game. And you can tell the Spokane community is really, really big fans of the football soccer league. Can Reisinger keep it in? She cannot. So it would be a throw in here for the Germans. In the halftime you saw all the kids out there.  And it just shows the love that they have for soccer here in the Spokane community. What an inspiration for all of them to be here watching these ladies play the game out here today. Absolutely. There's a lot of men and women who are inspired by the way that these women serve their countries but also the way they compete out on the pitch would be a US throw in. And that's what it's all about at the end of the day. Here in the Cameroon vs Ireland match, these women are here to showcase what they can do and showcase how much they love this sport. First and foremost, before anything, trying to have fun and enjoy it. And then of course, trying to compete and win that gold medal. It's a big deal here in the 13th Scism Women's Football Championship. Burnsbacher may take one here. Skies won. And it is over everything. Field goal was good. So if you're playing American football here, a field goal would have been good from about 37 yards. I mean, Burnsbacher took that from the 20 yard line. He had 17. But did not connect it into the back of the net, which is what she was aiming for. You know, and we know these ladies are working so hard practicing, scouting, learning, sharpening their skills to come out and play. But this is fun, right? This is something they like to do and you can tell out here by the passion on the field. Good ball by Braunschweig there on the far flank on the attacking half, and defensive third now for the United States. You don't have to think about it. All these ladies are in the military, right? So they might not have the chance and the time to be playing their soccer game. And for this week, two weeks, that's all they get to do here. They get to be let go from the military just for a little bit. You know, some of them are still on their computers doing their job, but they get to have fun. They get to have this fun time really connecting with people from other nations, with the community, and being ambassadors for their nations. And you can tell all of them are really soaking all that up. Here's Michele, crosses one in off the head of Gillette. Schlagel, who forced the penalty. Ludwig, who scored the penalty. Nobody there in the middle of the pitch. Here's Kaylee Utley. See how she stops with the ball, turns, and realizes she has space. Kaylee Utley is a veteran. Morgan Roberts, is she going to force the corner? She will. Witty play there by Morgan Roberts. Her and Hummel battled. And Roberts gets the corner for the United States. So here's Gernsbacher to take another one. Can the U.S. go back on top? Gernsbacher trying to set up the second for the United States. That was off the head of a German defender it was. So Gernsbacher is going to do it again. There's four inside the six here for the United States. Three just outside the box. Gernsbacher a low liner that time. Nobody was there except for a German defender. Reisinger trying to put it back towards that corner flag. Now Morgan Roberts crosses. Good stop again. That would be a corner here for Gernsbacher, but you'll get a throw in. She'll give way to Morgan Roberts. You know something I'm noticing. The U.S. calls Roberts the cheater, right? She's got that speed, but you can kind of tell here the Germany defense is kind of stifling that. She's kind of used to pushing off to the side and racing to the ball, winning that foot race. But it's almost like the defense over there is putting a stop to that. Vanessa Hanek has done a good job on her. Crossed it in the box. Yet again, here is Roberts and no one there for the United States. So a goal kick. So after three corner kicks there for the U.S., nothing showing on the scoreboard. But Marcus was telling us, one of the assistant coaches, managers for Germany, he was telling us about a couple of shoutouts that he wanted to make. And he wanted to shout out a couple of different names, Sarah's, Francie, Selena and Anna. What they've done for the German team. I wanted to shout out those five names. And say hello and say thank you. And it's Braunschweig. So dangerous. A back on a back. This is the right back working on one of the center backs in Gillette. Braunschweig looking for help. Still looking. She'll find Schlegel. Schlegel. Michelle. Michelle back to Schlegel. So good at the give and go. Bartoszek, does she have space. Takes a tumble inside the six. No whistle and a good defensive stand for the U.S. Absolutely great box out there by Gardner. That was dangerous there for Germany. Reisinger was trying to get Utley on the run. Utley so good at timing those runs. It was a good defensive play. And now Annie Robertson has some space. Slide tackle jumps over the slide tackle of Haganorn. Robertson has Roberts on the backside. Did she get enough? No, she didn't. Robertson not enough on the left foot. And Braunschweig is down over on the far side. Just outside the center circle. Now the training staff going to check on their ever so talented right back. Definitely not a good player to see on the ground there. She has been vital in the defensive line for Germany. Braunschweig gets a good ovation here. We talk about the respect amongst these nations. But also too, I know this is a very pro U.S. crowd. Of course they're rooting for the United States. They want to see the United States win the gold as they should. But also too, so much respect. A for the way that Germany has carried themselves throughout the tournament and has carried themselves since the system started in 2002. Some of the most respectful, kind-hearted and amazing people you get to meet from this German military team. But also too, there's that respect of defending your country. Right? And so I think a lot of that. But also too, there's that respect of defending your country. Right? And so I think a lot of that with people watching, even in the United States, rooting for the United States, there just is that understanding that this is bigger than the match going on in front of us. Absolutely. And even another part of that too is when people see a team aggressive, maybe a little bit physical, it's almost like an assumption that they're not very nice. They're mean people, right? Sometimes you kind of get that talk. But that's not Germany. Germany is physical and they're aggressive. But they are very respectful. You can see them helping up the U.S. players, clapping hands, lifting each other up. And that's exactly what it is. It's bigger than just this game here. It's about that friendship through sport and the two nations coming together and just having fun together. How to be careful of Morgan Roberts here. She was threatening the keeper in Michigan. You can see they're trying to test Gardner over there. Of course, I said Gardner. I meant Jarmer. They're trying to test Jarmer over there on the far flank. That's where Scotty Colton's position. Jarmer came in as the left back. Haley Utley just has no fear in her. She'll take on the entire German roster if she has to. And Morgan Roberts will as well. And boots one off of the German defender in Hagedorn. So this will be a corner kick on the far side. It's been the story. Utley takes the corners on the far side. Gernsbacher takes him on the near side. Utley trying to set up a U.S. goal to go back up on top. It's the head of Spear. Roberts tried to put it back in. Robertson, I believe, was onside, but didn't make a run right away, I think partly because she lost the ball in the sun. Yeah, I couldn't track that ball or didn't see it go up. Exactly. Scotty, they didn't know where that one went. That stayed on the ground. Another thing that we haven't really mentioned. On turf, compared to grass fields, the ball moves a lot faster. So these teams, if they used to playing on grass fields, aren't used to how fast and how quickly these balls and passes are going when they're on the ground. And definitely way more used to it in the United States than they are in Germany. Good poke on the ball. Good touch there by Reisinger. But then, not a good pass. Not a great touch there from Gernsbacher, who had Utley. If that would have gotten over the head of Hagridorn, Utley would have had a one-on-one with the keeper and Mischka. Good anticipation, even though it's going to be a U.S. throw-in by Hammond. Talking about Hammond, a place for TSV Berga, got fifth in the league. They've been on this German team since 2010. She was on the team in 2011 when Germany got to Utley. Makes a move, and there is Hagridorn. Now a chance here for Utley again, who steals it right back. Gernsbacher leasing for Caramados, and bodying up beautifully is the keeper in Mischka. But a delighted U.S. crowd, even though it didn't get into the back of the net. By Kaley Utley working so hard on the far side. Really a lot of situational awareness right there. Just to leave it, know that you don't have the best touch on it, but someone else might, and leaving it there for the other player was perfect. I mean, what more can we say about Kaley Utley? I feel like we brought up every facts about her days in West Virginia. Alleytown artesians as well. I mean, she has looked like her days at West Virginia. I know she's going to tell you, yeah, I've lost a couple of steps, but boy. She is as explosive and dangerous as anyone in this tournament. Self-checking in for Germany. Coming in for Germany is number three. So number three is Tessa Glickner, an officer one in the Army, originally from Munich. Good ball here. Self-check on Gardner. Brato Sheck pings it off the left leg of Gardner. It will be a corner kick here for Germany. Coming off the pitch for Germany is number 15, Monica Michel. So Michel's night is done. First legs in Glickner.  It's about to turn 19. Skrade, Brato Sheck. Can the U.S. clear it? They can for now. Oli on Ludwig, and it's a throw in the United States. So goal kick here for Hedink. 64th minute. And as a reminder, maybe you know this already, maybe you don't. We will not go to overtime. There will be no extra time. There will be no penalties. If the match ends in a draw, it ends in a draw. It will be a tie. So that's how it is in group stage. Of course, bronze-metal match, gold-metal match. All that fun stuff coming up next Friday. Of course, we will go to extra time. And then if it's not decided after extra time, we'll go to P.K.'s. Burnsbocker turns. Robert left it for Reisinger, and it was a good decision. Witty there from Morgan Roberts. Roberts looking for Burnsbocker. In decisiveness, Burnsbocker over the keeper. Could this be the second? And it is! Burnsbocker chips one over the keeper in Mitzga to herself, and then cleans it home for the United States. One of the most cheeky and witty goals we have seen in this tournament, Shelby, and the United States have their lead in the 65th minute. We talked about the cohesion, the skill, the technique of this U.S. team, and that just shows they're right there leaving it for another player to have that score. Amazing. Let's check out the replay of that goal. Take a look at this again. Watch this. In decisiveness, Mitzga kind of stuttered. Burnsbocker chipped it over, and Burnsbocker put it into the back of the net, and those kids back there being inspired by Katie Burnsbocker, that was a great shot by our crew right there. Very pleased is this pro-United States crowd, and Germany wants to answer right away. They want to level the match at two inside the 18, pinged around. Good stop. Who else but the goal scorer and Katie Burnsbocker. Tell you what, Katie Burnsbocker did not start last match. He didn't come on until the second half against Cameroon, and that was despite scoring two goals in the 75th and 79th minute against Belgium in that 10-0 defeat. Burnsbocker, a first lieutenant in the Marines. She is the only player on this U.S. team that is in the Marines. She's from Austin, Texas. Started a collegiate career at the University of Texas, where she played two seasons. That's Braunschweig. That's off of Jarma. Jarma, who came in for Colton. Ludwig. Braunschweig again wants to set up the equalizer. Looking for Batoszek taken down in the box. No call. Simone Gardner has had the assignment on Batoszek all night long, Shelby, and she has stifled her to this point. Absolutely what a good match we were talking about. That's just the defensive line of the U.S. and being able to kind of shut down that offensive line there for Germany, and they're doing a great job here in the center. There's Batoszek again, and also got to give a lot of credit to the entire back line, but also Jen Gillette. I mean Gillette and Gardner have been hawking Batoszek all match long. Robertson tried to make a move. Good poke of the ball by Ludwig. Otherwise it could have been a 2v3 for the U.S. But Gernsbacher, who started her career at the University of Texas before transferring to North Texas, played 25 matches for the Mean Green. She started 14 of 21 matches in 2016. She is a supply officer for the United States. She's legal. Left foot. Good touch by Gardner. Batoszek could have been there inside the 6 on the back side of that play. That was definitely a dangerous play. I think that was some good moves there right there in the front of the goal box. Well, the difference. Katie Gernsbacher, 64th minute. Chipped one over the keeper, but that chip was not going to be enough. She had to go get it, but she was all alone with the ball and had a wide open net. That is the difference in this match. In the United States, they need to win this match in order to get to that gold medal match. We were talking yesterday. The Marine Corps slogan is the few the proud. And I'm going to tell you what, Gernsbacher was sure proud of that goal right there. You saw her celebrate as soon as she scored it and she worked hard to get that goal. Deflected and will be a throwing for the United States. And now Morgan Roberts is shaking up a little bit. The U.S. wouldn't be mathematically eliminated yet with... Well, no, they would be mathematically eliminated with a loss. With the draw, they wouldn't be mathematically eliminated, but it would be really tough. They need a lot to go right. And one of those things would be Belgium beating Cameroon, which not to say that it couldn't happen. We have seen so many different things in this sport occur, but Cameroon has looked like the better team so far through two matches. As we get a hydration break here, so Germany and the United States reset it. This is similar to the last hydration break, Shelby, when the U.S. was up 1-0 in the first half. Germany talked over their strategy right around the 30th minute and then got a goal about 15 minutes later and added time to tie things up at 1. We welcome you inside the broadcast booth. Now they're going to us here in a second. They're coming at some point here, Shelby. I know they are. There we are. Hey, guys. Alex Gould, U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Shelby Pruitt Johnson. Appreciate you joining us. As we always say, I know these women appreciate it more than anything serving their nations, but also doing a really nice job out on the pitch. Shelby, it's a gorgeous night here at Spokane. The United States, they're trying to hang on for the final 20-plus minutes of this match. I know what, the sun's starting to go down, so now the sun isn't a problem. It's just going to be that straight match between the two teams. And you know what, with the U.S. being up, I think Germany's going to come back even harder after this hydration break. Is there anything that you want to see Germany do here in the final 20-plus minutes? Is there anything you want to see them do on the attack to try and get that equalizer? We'll score, Alex. I want to see them even it up. No, but I definitely think that they can make a little bit more aggressive runs, right? I feel like they've been a little bit more defensive in that aspect in the first half, but I think being a little bit more aggressive towards the offensive half will really get them there. And for the United States, of course, they'd like to put one into the back of the net. Boy, Katie Gernsbacher, maybe playing with a little anger, a chip on her shoulder that she didn't start last match after she scored two, and she gets that goal there for the U.S. after chipping one over the keeper in Michigan. That is the difference. The United States in the 72nd minute. I'm going to read those out to you guys. I'm going to mark them on my sheet as well. Nakaya Comer is into the match. Coming out is Erika Jarmer. So that's a sub for a sub. So Jarmer, who came on for Colton, is now off. So Nakaya Comer is in. Then also 6-in for 18. So that's Lauren McGovern in to the match for Morgan Roberts. So McGovern in at the right-wing spot. Slide there. Comer keeps it in. Here's one of the subs for the U.S. and one of the corner instead here on the near side. And then the final substitution. I'm a little bit surprised at this one, I think. Kaylee Utley is checking out of the match. She's coming out. Tori Allen's coming in, but maybe that's because Tori Allen's defender. He's coming back. So maybe Derek Wayan thinking, hey, we're okay with a 2-1 victory here. Let's play 5 in the back or at least a couple more holding midfielders. And as that one was crossed into the box, it was punched out by Mishka. And now the counter could be on the Bronzweig in Germany. Good play over there on the far flank. Ball in the box. Robertson couldn't control it. It's a couple triangle passes there. Slowing the ball down a little bit, making some more educated passes. So Val on Batoshek. Then it's Karamanos. The captain goes down. Grabbing both of the legs. Angela Karamanos, captain in the Air Force, originally from San Jose, California.  Played for the Air Force Academy from 2014 to 2017. She had 14 career goals. One outside the top 10 all time at the Air Force. Five career assists. And that is not good. They're the player for Germany that is down. That's the left back in Yasmeen Hamel. And immediately calling for the trainer was the head referee in Minji Chah. Like we've been saying this entire tournament, you never want to see a player holding their head like that. So Hamel being tended to. There's also going to be a German sub coming on here.  That's 18 in for 17. So Jessica Schlegel is out. Schlegel is the reason that Germany has a goal though. One of the big reasons. She forced the PK that Ludwig connected on. But Schlegel out and the player coming in for Germany is number 18. Number 18 is Luisa Schmitkin. So Schmitkin, an officer in the Army for Germany comes on and hope that Hamel's okay. Still grabbing that head. I believe Hamel just came back on. Yeah, she's back on. Now the sun starts to set here in Spokane. Final 15 or so minutes. Robertson had some space. Good ball. How about that? Accuracy. McGovern forces the corner. Boy, Robertson might have had some space if she controlled it immediately there. Shelby to make a run. And actually it's not going to be a corner. That was last touched by McGovern. So it's going to be a goal kick here. But the through ball to McGovern through two defenders. Just see the touch that Hayley Robertson has. And to come back on Hamel working that hard to get that ball and make sure that it's a goal kick right after coming up from a head injury. It's really, really great to see that she's doing well. It is good to see her back on the pitch and also to, you know, the United States we're going to test her as McGovern on. She is good ball by Aaron Spear. Robertson's in the box. So is Comer. Now Gernsbacher gets there. McGovern working on three different German defenders. No one was there at the near post and it is stopped by Mishka. Good header there from Aaron Spear. Robertson takes a tumble. No call. Assigns that penalty. Minji Cha has pretty much let them play here tonight. I think here in this like a half to we've been seeing a lot more of. That was dangerous there off of Bronzweig boy. I think Gillette after she headed it was thinking that the keeper or the header was by Allen. I think Gillette was thinking that Hedink was going to come get it. Hedink stayed inside the six then came out. That could have been really dangerous. Bronzweig could have deflected that right back to herself. It would have been knotted up at two. Absolutely. I couldn't even finish my thought that scared me so much. Clock has struck 835. It's 535 in the morning in Germany. Not all people getting up on Saturday morning. Hoping that Germany can find a way here to not things up at two to level up the United States. Two. Remember they didn't score until 45 plus. No call again. As you can see things are getting a little bit physical a little bit testy as these teams are trying to use these last few minutes here to get it in the back of the net. And you see Germany is doing a very well job at keeping it kind of in the middle third here and they're fighting against each other here for that little bit of pressure. Looks like that's Ludwig down for Germany. She's the one who connected on the PK. And actually it's not Ludwig. Ludwig stood up there. Couldn't see her. I was looking for number seven. Trying to see who that is down for Germany. This gives a chance for the United States to catch a breather and talk things over and the player that was down was Hagedorn. So Hagedorn jumps right back up and sprints to the sideline. You know she's going to want to check right back in. But what can Germany do here? It's about the time that the United States let up the goal and the deciding goal against Cameroon two days ago. It's hard to say. I think they have definitely stepped up their game offensively right. I think that the U.S. had a little bit more possession in the first half. But this second half has been I think pretty even. I mean we've had a lot of shots on goal from the U.S. But I think the German team has been a lot better at keeping it in the middle third like I said before. Just making those connecting runs and those runs period up towards the offensive through the defensive line and that's not easy to do through Gillette there in the middle. The story going into this match for the United States was revenge as a fan gets a souvenir caught out on the fly. It's a nice play. That guy could be a keeper thrown in off the head and it's going to be a corner kick over there on the far side. The United States they want to revenge bad taste in their mouths with that match against Germany. Thought it should have ended in a draw in group stage instead. Germany struck in the 89th minute to win one nil. The U.S. finds themselves up by one here. Final 10 plus minutes of this match. Kearnsbacher who scored that second goal trying to set up a third high into the Spokane sky inside the 18. Left foot drive by Reisinger is deflected and Germany clears it away. So Yasmin Hummel checking out for Germany. Coming onto the pitch is Eileen Schultz and we were both wondering at what point we would see Schultz check in. Schultz has had a monster tournament. She has been terrific in OR4 in the Army. Schultz scored the second goal of the tournament in the 65th minute against Belgium. Also scored the third and final goal for Germany. And I said third and final goal. I should say fifth and final goal for Germany. Coming in as a sub against Ireland. No it wasn't third and final goal. Can't read my own handwriting. Third and final goal against Ireland. So Schultz has two goals for this German team. McGovern good control. Has Robertson instead going to try and test the keeper. And that was well off the mark. And I think Robertson wanted one at her feet in that situation. I think so did Derrick way into that situation. Robertson was going to be onside and might have had a step as well. Speaking of Robertson here she is. I don't know if you saw that there but the captain Caramanos was telling her slow down. You had a little bit of time. Yeah Caramanos was telling McGovern that she had some time there to control it and get it to Hailey Robertson. Out to be the 84th minute coming up. Germany needs to get going and get going quickly. Comer has some speed but closed out. Back heel. It did not deflect off Comer. It will be a throw in for the U.S. That's another fun battle to watch. Tessa Glickner substitute who came in. Who boots it down the pitch there. Nice play by Glickner. She's been marking Comer ever since both subbed into the match. At what point does the United States start falling back and pushing the troops back. And be content with a 2-1 outcome. A lot of managers and coaches would tell you listen the best defense is a hefty attack to keep the ball on your attacking third. That way Germany doesn't even have a chance to control the possession and maybe put one on frame. Tori Allen. Here's Gernsbacher turns and goes. Again poked away by Ludwig Skrade. Back to Glickner. Time running out for Germany. Germany has had trouble just getting it in their attacking half here the final 20 minutes or so of this half. United States need to win if they want that chance to reach the gold medal match and then they really need some help from Germany. They need Germany or Belgium, but they need Germany to defeat Cameroon and two German players crash into each other. That's Glickner and Mischka. And Mischka's able to get it inside the box. You can see now Germany's starting to push that ball at least on the attacking third. Even if they only have a couple players there you never know. Maybe off a deflection someone controls it. And a slide tackle. Gernsbacher who's already playing with the yellow card here. She's still got to be careful. Ever since Glickner came in she has made a difference. Absolutely and she has to be careful because one more yellow card and she's out for the next game. And also out for this game. I mean two yellows equal a red in the sport of soccer. See our upcoming matches tomorrow. France vs. Mali. That French team is dangerous. And then so is South Korea. They take on the Netherlands at 7 p.m. Germany. Trying for that equalizer. Robertson. Germany has three back. Robertson just going to boot it down the pitch and that's a veteran play. McGovern with great speed here. Absolutely. And a tackle and that could result in something. No. In G.Chan not going to award the yellow but. Germany plays it quickly. You can see Germany is gassed. They are running out on fumes here in the final three plus minutes. And we'll see how much time is added. The United States can do anything they can to just control possession. That's what they're trying to do here in the closing stages. Good communication there between the two defenders. Amazing that Gernsbacher was able to get the ball there. Had Robertson out wide. Instead the captain. Caramanos and a fine Comer who got back on side. Tori Allen now. Couple of substitutes and Allen. Those last touched by Brunschweig. This is exactly what you want if you're the U.S. And now here they go to that corner flag. Caramanos so smart. Brunschweig finally boots it away. It will be another throw in. That's an illegal throw and can't have that if you're the United States. You've seen that called multiple times in this championship tournament. Trying to make the match there with their offensive. That was a boot up high there. Could have been dangerous but did not connect on spear. Gernsbacher. Perfect touch. Robertson. See if she wants to waste some time or if she wants to dance and dime inside the box right left back to right. But too high on the cross. I think she thought maybe she had Comer on the far flank on the backside of that play. But Comer also cut to the middle. So Comer and McGovern in that spot Shelby were right next to each other inside the 18. Absolutely. I think if Comer was a little bit farther outside she may have been able to make a connection there on that pass and get it in the net. But I think maybe the excitement right it's almost the end of the game. And then trying to crash that ball. I think that's what she's talking about. This is truly the outcome though that Cameroon wants as well because if Cameroon beats Belgium and they beat Germany Cameroon's going to go 4-0 and they're going to get their 12 points and go to the gold medal match. The reason they want this is that if Germany were to go to nine points and then Germany of course beats Cameroon it's over automatically. At least in a three way tie differential especially with what they did today against Ireland winning 12-0 could very well get into that gold medal match. And that's going to be it for Roberson. So a sub coming in for the United States. Actually that's not going to be yet. Roberson's coming out for the U.S. I'm waiting to see who checks in as Roberson gets a nice ovation. And I believe it's going to be Christina O'Sullivan, the bear checking in in the late stages. And now we're waiting to see how much additional time there's going to be added on. So it makes you think what is Derek Wayne thinking bringing O'Sullivan in in the last few minutes is that what they think can make the difference for the U.S. team to score a couple more goals. And like you were talking about gold differential right? So although they may want to conserve this score the U.S. has also wanted to get a couple more goals to help them in that way. Germany going the wrong direction here if they want to equalize this match. Five minutes have been added as you see on your screen so about roughly of course that's a rough estimate four minutes left for Germany. 1,427 people announced here at Union Stadium and Spokane hoping that the United States can hold on a match that really has been controlled by the U.S. Germany's lone goal came on a penalty by Jill Ludwig in additional time. Can the Germans strike twice in additional time? Too stunned this Spokane crowd. Karimano spuits one down. Comer can she get there? Nope. And in the same way with Gernsbacher slicing and dicing. Again so smart going to that corner flag. Here's a good battle. This should get a big ovation still by the corner flag. Gernsbacher working on two German defenders here still has it by the corner flag and forces a throw in. Boy there's a pretty clear MVP of this match for me Shelby and it's Katie Gernsbacher. She's been really putting in work there in the middle of the field and really all over the field for the U.S. today. And again now McGovern by the corner flag. Germany can't get possession of the ball. Now it's Karimano's turn. They're just giving everyone on Team USA a turn over there. And it's going to be a corner kick here for the United States. So about two minutes left. 90 plus three is what we're at right now. United States trying to get to 90 plus five. They play it short again. Smart not to give Germany a chance. And boy, Germany just cannot control it here Shelby. And now another illegal throw in though. That's something that can't happen. Derrick Wayan can't believe that that was the second time a player for the United States got called for an illegal throw in. I know what they're going to be practicing tomorrow. Yeah, exactly. This is going to be the last effort here as Miska boots it down the pitch. And I also feel too that Germany doesn't have enough players on their attacking half right now. It's only four for Germany. I understand that they are gasped, but got to give everything here for the final minute. Absolutely. There's enough time to make things happen here for Germany if they gave it their all. This is about when they scored on that penalty kick in the first half. Not the final minute in added time. This is where you want to be if you're Germany. At least the ball here on your attacking third. Never know. Ludwig, she's the one who scored. Can she score a second time? Batoszek, she has been locked down by this United States defense and Speer plays it off of Brunschfeige. They have about 30 seconds here. The United States owe so close. Another throw in. This could be about it here as you see. Head referee from South Korea, Minji Cha, check the watch. United States can feel it here. And there is the final whistle. A big, big win for the United States. It was a second half goal for Katie Gernsbacher out of Austin, Texas, chipped one over the keeper and Mishka to herself and then finished after the chip into the back of the net. Shelby, the United States at the pep rally were all asked about revenge. They were asked about who they wanted to play and they penciled in this matchup. They said, if we want to make the gold medal match, we must get revenge on Germany for what Germany did in 2019 winning in the final seconds of that match. The United States come away with a big victory. And they did it. They got that revenge. And with grace, they did an absolute phenomenal job. This was a great game to see between Germany and the U.S. It was an absolute great matchup between the two teams. And you know what? There's still respect. Look at them clapping hands or smiling. They're hugging. And they're just having a great time. And I can't say that they won't be hanging out after this even though it didn't turn out the way Germany wanted it to be.  You see Mishka, the keeper who was inside the six over there, head down. I mean, this matchup means a lot. These are two of the four teams along with Canada and the Netherlands who first started this back in 2002. The United States, of course, looking for their first gold medal since those 2002 games and then in 2012 is when Germany won last. It's been 20 years for the U.S. 10 years for Germany. They were also close after winning those first two matches. They got the six points they needed against Belgium and Ireland. The United States, they do get that revenge and win 2-1. Well, you heard it from the coaches before the match. They said, the German coach just said, we had two people we needed to beat to get to the game we wanted. And they beat those two people and they said, this is where the tournament starts for them. And this is how it started with a loss against the U.S. And the fans went wild on that score. And look at them celebrating here with the team as they're excited for their win 2-1 Germany here in the last game of today. See the United States here. This is a great shot on your screen celebrating with the home faithful here. It's such a great scene. It means so much to these women. They talked about it at the pep rally. A lot of them talked about it at opening ceremonies. This is where they want to be. There's no place they'd rather be than here. They win 2-1. So we'll see if we have an updated standings here and updated rankings but I can talk to them. We can speak to them. We know now that there's a three-way tie between Germany the United States and Cameroon. All three nations have six points in group A. There's a but though Shelby. Cameroon has only played two matches. And Cameroon also has that really high score that will help them with the goal differential if it's needed. Cameroon is plus 13. You take a look there. United States are plus 11. Germany is plus seven through three matches but Cameroon plus 13. That's through two matches. Cameroon is the team to watch here. Cameroon is the team to watch here in group A. And then you see Ireland and Belgium round out group A. And of course group B action again tomorrow. South Korea leads that group right now but we'll see France again. So France first Mali at 3.30 p.m. Pacific time. And then the Netherlands and South Korea at 7 p.m. Pacific. Final thoughts. I think this is a great game and I want to see the highlights here just recapping the great scores and the great plays that we have from both teams here. Take a look at these highlights. We talked about this matchup. Everyone penciled it in. That's why you got the 1,400 plus people here in Spokane. Kaylee Utley got the scoring started in the 11th minute for the United States. She was set up by Robertson. You see it right there. Morgan Roberts worked really hard for the U.S. Germany connected on a PK on a penalty 45 plus in the first half. They got that goal from Ludwig after Schlegel hit the deck, but then in the second half, Katie Gernsbacher, who didn't start last match, got the start again tonight. She was the difference. Chipped one over the keeper, put it into the back of the box. Well, it's been another terrific night. We will see you tomorrow for Mali and France. We say so long here from Spokane or the United States.


why does it seem like kids are so bad particularly why does it seem like a lot of Christian kids are so bad many of you all familiar with the passage in Proverbs 226 this passage says train a child in the way that he should go and when he is old he will not depart it well the question is how come Christian families who do their very best to try to grow these children and instill in them the word of God and to maybe even take him to Christian school who knows home school what have you do their very best to train him and it seems like there's one maybe two a lot of these kids they've been taught the right thing they've been shown the right way and then when they get older and in some case old they seem to depart why is that is it though the word of God has failed when he says if you train them this way then when they're all they want to depart but we still see kids departing when they get older as a matter of fact isn't it interesting when we see that Israel who are the children of Israel who we would say that I'll be trained by God who have godly leaders there at many points throughout Israel's existence especially come out of Egypt they've got men who know the word who are hearing from God who are training them who are teaching them not only do the adults go astray but the children do as well how could that be well here's how that could be because it does not say how it reads in the English let's go back to the page and I'll show you my point it says trend a child in the way that he should go we want to focus on this word here the way let's go over here to the to the right side on the Hebrew and let's focus on this word the way that he should go we'll see that it's not quite how it says in English we see this Hebrew word here Al which is on over upon then we have this word P which is mouth in Darko which is his way and so if we put it together it says upon the mouth of his way that doesn't make any sense why because it's a Hebrew idiom a Hebrew idiom is a figure of speech a way of saying things but it has a meaning well let's go back to it and see if we can understand the meaning in the we can even see why it may have been originally written in the way that he should go Al P. Derko is upon the mouth of his way well that is according to the way that the kid wants to go so what's being stated is it's not so much a command to train him that way what it really is is you're training him this way the way that he should go according to the bent of his way we all have this natural bent and so if you train this child the way that he wants to go then when he's old he'll keep going the way he wants to go we've seen children let's be honest we've seen little children angel face children who if you give them the opportunity they will do some dastardly things if you tell a child don't eat the cookies before dinner you leave the room come back and the cookies are the bags busted wide open crumbs all over the place all over their face you ask the child one-year-old two-year-old three-year-old five it doesn't matter ask them did you eat the cookies what is that child with those darling little angel face is going to do and say they're going to tell you no we did not eat the cookies they're going to tell you no I did not eat the cookies hey Jack did did you eat a cupcake you didn't eat a cupcake you sure you didn't eat a cupcake hmm I thought you maybe had a cupcake no no definitely not no not like in the last couple minutes no no cupcake for Jack no oh okay why because that's just the way children are a matter of fact that's just the way human beings are Isaiah puts it this way he says in 53 verse 6 he says all of us alike sheep have gone astray each of us has turned his own way and I want you look at the word for way in the Hebrew it is the same word that we see in proverb 226 it is the word there go his way and if we allow kids to go to his natural bit naturally the way he or she wants to go then at five years old he is messy he's selfish he's angry he's whatever in 10 years in 20 years in 30 years 50 years he won't move away from that he'll continue to go in that way as a matter of fact more to the point he will be better at it he'll be better at sending and so if you allow him to grow up in that way when he's old he will not depart now that makes sense now we see that goes perfectly with how we've experienced people in society those who've been trained or allowed to go their own way they don't depart from that it takes a special move for God as matter of fact even those who have been trained properly who weren't trained in the way that we wanted to go it still takes God's special move his spirit upon us to keep us in line and so just to kind of get clarifications first of all when someone says that there are no bad kids all children are bad because all human things are bad there's none good no not one and so it's a good understanding for parents especially for your parents of small children or grandchildren to help you to see how this should be applied and if we apply it correctly if we don't allow them to do what they want to do well then it will work out according to the way that God wants to do according to God's way amen


For more videos on people's struggles, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. Hello and welcome to Around the World in 8 Minutes, a show from People's Dispatch. In this show, we bring you stories of resistance and defiance from across the world, as the collective strength of the people fights back against the horrors of capitalism and imperialism, and strives for a better world. We begin with a major breakthrough in Sudan, where the leadership of the civilian protest movement has reached an agreement with the military junta. An agreement was signed between the Declaration of Freedom and Change Forces, the DFCF, representing the civilian protesters, and the Transitional Military Council, which is governing the country. It lays down the path for the country's future. As for the agreement, a civilian-dominated transitional government will govern the country for 39 months, after which elections will be held. This government will comprise three bodies, namely the Presidential Council, the Cabinet and the Legislative Council. The Presidential Council will be composed of eleven members, five of whom will be civilians chosen by the DFCF, and five others appointed by the Transitional Military Council. The one remaining member will be a civilian with a military background who is agreeable to both sides. The country's president will be a military officer for the first 21 months of the transitional period, and a civilian appointed by the DFCF will hold the post for the remaining 18 months. The DFCF will also form the Cabinet, and will choose 67% of the members of the Legislative Council. The remaining seats in the council will be taken by other political parties who are not part of the government or form a president or moral basheer. The failure of talks over the composition of the Presidential Council had led to the junta, letting loose a notorious militia, which on June 3rd committed a massacre while evicting protesters in Khartoum. Over 100 people were killed and hundreds were injured in this. Following this, the protest movement brought the country to a halt for multiple days through civil disobedience and political strikes. However, resistance on the streets which were mostly in the control of the militiamen had remained minimal. This changed by the end of the month with the number of night-time marches culminating in the march of the millions on June 30th. These actions demonstrated that the ability of the protesters to reclaim the streets had not been diluted after the massacre. A mass civil disobedience campaign was also planned for July 14th. It was in the context of all this that the TMC on July 3rd agreed to release all political prisoners, including those from armed tribal groups. In return, the DFCF agreed to resume negotiations. The two sides have also resolved on a mechanism to investigate human rights abuses and war crimes committed by the regime since April. The DFCF appointed cabinet will appoint an independent national committee which will investigate the human rights violations and the war crimes. Sudan is at a threshold today. It remains to be seen if the military, which is a history of breaking promises, will stick to the deal. But the protesters on the streets of Sudan are watchful. They are determined that unlike other countries where the promise of the Arab Spring was betrayed, Sudan will protect the potential of the revolution. On July 3rd, under the banner of stop separating families, thousands of migrants demonstrated outside the office of the National Migration Directorate in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The demonstration was held to demand the abolition of the anti-immigration decree DNU 70 bar 2017, as well as an end to the persecution ill treatment in arbitrary expulsion of migrants. The demonstration was organized by a national campaign called Migration is not a crime. The DNU 70 bar 2017, approved by the government of President Mauricio Macri in January 2017, regulates the entry and stay of foreigners in Argentine territory. It allows the National Immigration Office to cancel the residents of any immigrant and order their expulsion if they have been convicted or jailed in Argentina or abroad for a wide range of crimes. The list of these crimes is so huge that even someone who has been imprisoned for a so-called crime like street wedding could be deported from Argentina under the law. The migrants and organizations supporting them are also demanding an end to xenophobia, stigmatization and criminalization of migrants, as well as a recognition of their contribution to Argentine society. They also seek a reduction in the migration process charges, withdrawal of a new online filing system called RADX, as well as a return of Vanessa Gomez-Cuevas. Vanessa is a Peruvian migrant who is arbitrarily deported with a two-year-old son in the month of February, while other sons will have stranded. The campaign called for mobilizations after receiving no response to their demands presented during a march held on March 13th. As President Donald Trump had the tanks roll out and planes flying for his salute to America parade in the capital, U.S. citizens across the country staged massive protests on the 4th of July. This day is a national holiday for the United States, commemorating the Declaration of Independence of 1776, when the 13 colonies in North America broke away from the British Empire. 4th of July celebrations are generally criticized by left-wing activists for being jingoistic commemorations of the establishment of a genocidal slave-holding settler colony. The independence in 1776 was a selective one for a white elite, exemplified by the fact that many who signed the Declaration were slave holders and supported the genocide of the indigenous population. Since Trump took on the presidency in January 2017, the commemorations in several parts of the country have been platforms used by many of his opponents to criticize and call out his administration's policies. This year, though, the protests were organized to call out the festivities planned by the president that were decried by many for the high level of militarization and nationalism. The Salute to America parade featured military tanks and fighter planes of each arm of the U.S. military flying in a choreographed formation in a display of the country's military might. Trump then went on to talk about several achievements of each of the services of the U.S. armed forces, eventually making the whole event about the military. The expenses ran into a couple of millions of dollars, with the fireworks itself reported to have cost around U.S. dollars 700,000. The government has deflected questions about the necessity of having a military parade in the heart of the capital. Anti-war group CodePink brought the famous Trump Baby Blimp, a 20-foot giant balloon in the shape of an infant-like caricature of the president that wears a diaper to protest the militarization of July 4th. The balloon became famous in a massive protest that erupted in London in the United Kingdom during an official visit by Trump in 2018. CodePink decided to bring the balloon into what they called the Big Baby Festival. Authorities restricted the use of helium in the area without giving any reason, which meant that they could not fly the massive balloon, but it was inflated nonetheless. There was also a 16-foot Trump robot sitting on a toilet with a cell phone. This caricature was used as an entertainment protest piece, with stand-up open mics for participants and even a dance performance. Elsewhere, protest focused on some of the more recent policy decisions of the Trump administration. In Detroit, over 150 workers came out in protest at the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Office in the city with placards that red abolish ICE and close the USA concentration camps now. There were differently ICE detention camps that are reported to have held immigrant children in subhuman conditions in veritable cages. In Philadelphia, over 300 people protested the immigration policies and detention camps, first with the demonstration outside the ICE office in the city and then by interrupting the city's 4th of July parade. Over three dozen of the participants were arrested for the interruption. The protest was organized by the progressive Jewish people and allies who were part of the Never Again and Jews Against ICE campaigns. Speaking to the city-based public radio station Y, Sara Gishkin, who helped organize the protest said, This is the Jewish community basically getting together to say Never Again. It is something we usually say about the Holocaust, but Never Again is now. We end with another Independence Day celebration, this time in Venezuela. Thousands of people marched down the streets of the country on Friday, declaring their support to the legitimately elected government of Nicolas Maduro. Maduro himself joined the rally in southwestern Caracas and reiterated calls for peace and unity. This year's rallies were very important as they come after the coup attempt launched by self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaidó. Guaidó won support from the US and its allies, but the people of Venezuela, on the other hand, have rejected his coup attempt and have strongly rallied in support of their elected government. This is clear from the hundreds of rallies that have taken place in support of Maduro since. On July 5th, the anniversary of the day when the National Constitution Congress of Venezuela passed the country's Declaration of Independence, the people of Venezuela once again announced that they would not bow down before imperialism and its lackeys. That's all we have time for today. To read more about these stories, visit our website peoplesdispatch.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Thanks for watching. Thank you very much.


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So, we have looked at the major pentatonic, we have looked at the mixolydian, another sort of almost anything goes scale, a very beautiful scale is the major blues scale, which is used not only for blues music, it is used for strangely enough a lot of material. So, the blues scale or the major blues scale will be the same as the major pentatonic, but with one additional note, which is the flattened third, which is Bbc, Dbd, Fg, Bb, Bbg, Fd, Dbcb, right? So let's just listen to a melody which I have composed on the major blues scale, again following the same rhythm pattern, pa-pa-para-para-para-para-para, let's see how it goes. pa-pa-para-para-riita... I quite like that octave jump... Right and I have also come up with another major blues melody, which is like on the higher register, maybe you like to scream it out a bit more, it goes something like... it's very high for me, so I am going to just rely on my trumpet and get this done on that instrument. So that was the major blues scale. It's sort of an anything goes scale. You can use it over any major chord.