The "Victory Tour" for the United States Women's Soccer team will continue on Sunday at Aloha Stadium, where it should easily take advantage of an undermanned Trinidad and Tobago side just happy to be sharing the same pitch with the World Cup champions.
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ODDS ANALYSIS
The Americans are understandably going to be massive favorites on Sunday night in Hawaii. Its last two friendlies against Brazil were tight, but prior to that, the four matches combined played against Costa Rica and Haiti ended with the U.S. winning by an aggregate of 28-2. Anything less than a five-goal triumph would be considered a bit on the disappointing side in all likelihood.
ROSTER ANALYSIS
Jill Ellis' side has been decimated just a bit by retirements in the last few months, but there are still 20 of the 28 women from this summer's World Cup side who are going to be available for selection.
Of course, the highlight is Abby Wambach, who has just four matches left in her career before she calls it quits for the Americans. All of the forwards we've come to know and love on this roster, including Alex Morgan, Sydney Leroux and the up and coming Amy Rodriguez are all here.
This match against T.T will once again give an opportunity for youngsters like Morgan Brian and Danielle Colaprico to get some time in the midfield for the Americans. Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd, heroes from the World Cup, should both be featured for around half of this match as well.
At the back, it's all about Hope Solo. We can't imagine that she's going to play the whole 90 minutes, as Ellis should get some time for Ashlyn Harris and Alyssa Naeher during the end of the 2015 "Victory Tour" as well, but we'd be surprised if Solo didn't at least start this match.
QUOTE TO NOTE
"A lot of our opponents in the CONCACAF are well into their preparations, and we cannot afford to slip far behind if we intend to challenge for a spot at the World Cup. If we are to be serious about this, then we have got to try our best to get the team ready for this trip." – Trinidad and Tobago technical director Anton Corneal on the importance of these matches against the United States
RECENT FORM
The Americans have had a good time on this "Victory Tour" for sure. They haven't been beaten in any match since losing in Lorient to France by a 2-0 count back in February, going 18-4-0 since that point.
There does have to be a bit of concern after only knocking off Brazil 3-1 in Orlando on the heels of drawing the same side in Seattle, but we know that these two sides aren't close in terms of talent.
Trinidad and Tobago is ranked No. 48 in the world right now, but it has never qualified for a World Cup and has topped out at just third place in the Gold Cup.
The last time T.T was on the pitch, it knocked off Jamaica, coming from behind to post a 2-1 victory.
ANALYSIS AND ODDS PREDICTION
There aren't a lot of true professionals playing for this T.T team, and the idea that it could share a pitch with an American side which has consistently fielded one of the best teams in the world for the last couple decades is absurd.
This should be another one of these fun games for the Americans where they can hang loose, pick their spots, get their goals and walk away with an alarmingly good result.
United States 6, Trinidad and Tobago 0
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