USA vs. Colombia International Friendly: How to Watch, TV Info, Live Stream, Preview and More

Welcome to your live thread of tonight's United States Women's National Team match against Colombia. With the start of the NWSL season right around the corner, this is a chance for the Yanks to get some game time in as well as prep for Rio this Summer.

The last time these two teams met up was in the round of 16 at the 2015 Word Cup. Alex Morgan and Carli Lloyd gave the U.S. a 2-0 win and the duo would normally be the main focus of the Colombians tonight. After all, Morgan and Lloyd have combined to score a ridiculous 15 goals so far in 2016 for the national team. Unfortunately for the USWNT, there’s this:

And, unfortunately for Colombia, there are plenty of other attacking options the U.S. can play through. Crystal Dunn is having a dream start to 2016, while U.S. and teenage sensation Mallory Pugh has shown her speed flying up and down the wings causing problems for opposing outside backs. Christen Press has also been effective playing up top for the Yanks.

One factor to look out for will be the temperature. East Hartford, CT, will be ridiculously cold, and any advantage the Americans already have will be further intensified against a side in Colombia which is not used to the cold. Colombia is a young team with a lot of upside. While they should give the Americans a bit of a test, fans tuning in can expect to see goals tonight.

How to Watch:

Match Time: 7 p.m. ET

Venue: Pratt and Whitney Stadium — East Hartford, CT

TV: FS1

Live Stream: FOX Sports GO

Twitter: For rapid reaction and live updates, follow @StarsStripesFC or @ussoccer_wnt.

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