U.S. Women beat Finland

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=499499&cc=5901

Couldn't find a wrap up on the National team site but it looks like Angie Woznuk scored the final goal in the 80th minute. Good for her!

There's a wrap up on the US Soccer site. Angie's goal, a volley off a corner from Steffi.

Check out this link for video of all four US goals:
http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?hl=en&langpair=zh%7Cen&u=http://teamchina.sports.sohu.com/20080118/n254749583.shtml

Great find Fanatic, looks like this group is really coming together, granted 2 games is not much of a sample size. But it does seem that the team is stringing passes and transitioning back to front very well.

UPSF, that might have been the best find of the year... off a Chinese website? Dang!!!

And the music on that video was pretty much amazing. I almost got a dance party started here in my office!

UPSF is giving Geezer a run for the money on the "Most Remote But Good Find Link" category...

PilotNut wrote:UPSF is giving Geezer a run for the money on the "Most Remote But Good Find Link" category...

Boy! now THERE's a goal to aspire to. Seriously-- great job. I was spinning my wheels with Suomi websites.

The official Four Nation's site has better videos that the USA put up on YouTube or on ussoccer.com. The USA video even missed the first goal with the Canada coverage. The chinese have more angles on the plays, too.

Good idea to get the translated version, too.

The only thing is that Safari won't accept the link as valid, so if you have that problem too, I found it links fine with FoxFire.

The chinese video gets on Youtube pretty quickly.

Here's the one found by UPSF that may link better USA - Suomi

Angie's goal was a beaut one-timer from a Stephanie corner feed.

I looked to see if Susanna Heikari still played for the Finns. Unless she changed her name to Susanna Lehtinen, she's not on the team.

Special added bonus - Steve Nash Soccer tricks on the related links to the right.

Geez - Susanna Lehtinen finished her collegiate career at Florida Atlantic University last season. She is 24 years old and definitely not Susanna Heikari. (Heikari, as I recall was one heckuva player who got homesick and left the Pilots after the 1999 season, playing one season.)