United States women's national soccer team results

The United States women's national soccer team was founded in 1985.

1985–1999

Main article: United States women's national soccer team results (1985–1999)

1985–1989

1990–1999

2000–2019

Main article: United States women's national soccer team results (2000–2019)

2000–2009

2010–2019

2020–2029

Main article: United States women's national soccer team results (2020–present)

2020–2029

Head-to-head records

As of July 2, 2025
Opponent GP W D L GF GA GD First match Most recent match Win %
 Canada 67 54 9 4 194 44 +150 July 7, 1986 July 2, 2025 0.873
 China 61 39 13 9 107 38 +69 July 20, 1986 May 31, 2025 0.775
 Norway 50 29 2 19 93 61 +32 July 5, 1987 June 11, 2017 0.600
 Mexico 44 41 1 2 173 17 +156 April 18, 1991 July 13, 2024 0.943
 Sweden 43 23 13 7 72 39 +33 July 9, 1987 August 6, 2023 0.686
 Brazil 43 34 5 4 93 30 +63 July 22, 1986 April 8, 2025 0.848
 Japan 42 32 8 2 114 33 +81 July 25, 1986 February 26, 2025 0.857
 Germany 37 25 7 5 74 34 +40 May 30, 1991 August 6, 2024 0.770
 Australia 36 30 5 1 104 32 +72 December 16, 1987 February 23, 2025 0.903
 Denmark 25 17 3 5 63 22 +41 August 21, 1985 January 21, 2018 0.740
 France 25 19 3 3 58 23 +35 July 29, 1988 April 13, 2021 0.820
 New Zealand 21 19 1 1 82 7 +75 December 15, 1987 January 20, 2023 0.929
 England 20 12 3 5 41 15 +26 August 23, 1985 November 30, 2024 0.675
 Costa Rica 18 17 1 0 90 2 +88 June 25, 2000 July 16, 2024 0.972
 South Korea 17 13 4 0 56 5 +51 May 2, 1997 June 4, 2024 0.882
 Iceland 17 15 2 0 49 8 +41 May 8, 1998 October 27, 2024 0.941
 Republic of Ireland 17 17 0 0 59 1 +58 September 4, 1999 June 29, 2025 1.000
 Italy 15 10 1 4 28 8 +20 August 18, 1985 November 27, 2010 0.700
 Finland 14 14 0 0 46 2 +44 March 14, 1995 March 7, 2011 1.000
 Colombia 14 12 2 0 43 2 +41 July 2, 2011 February 20, 2025 0.929
 Netherlands 12 9 2 1 34 10 +24 May 28, 1991 December 3, 2024 0.833
 Trinidad and Tobago 11 11 0 0 74 2 +72 April 22, 1991 October 10, 2018 1.000
 Portugal 11 10 1 0 39 0 +39 March 16, 1994 August 1, 2023 0.955
 Russia 10 9 1 0 51 8 +43 July 14, 1993 April 9, 2017 0.950
 Haiti 8 8 0 0 49 0 +49 April 25, 1991 July 4, 2022 1.000
 Nigeria 8 8 0 0 25 3 +22 June 24, 1999 September 6, 2022 1.000
 North Korea 6 5 1 0 14 2 +12 June 27, 1999 March 12, 2014 0.917
 Argentina 6 6 0 0 35 1 +34 April 24, 1998 October 30, 2024 1.000
 Jamaica 6 6 0 0 35 0 +35 August 19, 1994 June 3, 2025 1.000
 Chinese Taipei 5 4 0 1 30 3 +27 December 10, 1987 October 1, 2006 0.800
 Ukraine 4 4 0 0 20 1 +19 January 18, 1996 July 10, 2005 1.000
 Switzerland 4 4 0 0 16 2 +14 August 20, 2014 October 23, 2016 1.000
 Scotland 4 4 0 0 16 4 +12 September 8, 2002 November 13, 2018 1.000
 Spain 4 3 0 1 4 3 +1 January 22, 2019 October 11, 2022 0.750
 South Africa 4 4 0 0 9 0 +9 July 9, 2016 September 24, 2023 1.000
 Guatemala 3 3 0 0 27 0 +27 October 30, 2010 October 17, 2014 1.000
 Chile 3 3 0 0 10 0 +10 August 31, 2018 June 16, 2019 1.000
 Panama 3 3 0 0 22 0 +22 November 2, 2002 January 31, 2020 1.000
West Germany West Germany 2 2 0 0 5 1 +4 July 22, 1988 August 11, 1990 1.000
 Soviet Union 2 2 0 0 13 0 +13 August 5, 1990 April 7, 1991 1.000
 Romania 2 2 0 0 13 1 +12 November 10, 2016 November 13, 2016 1.000
 Thailand 2 2 0 0 22 0 +22 September 15, 2016 June 11, 2019 1.000
 Paraguay 2 2 0 0 17 0 +17 September 16, 2021 September 21, 2021 1.000
 Czech Republic 2 1 1 0 8 1 +7 January 7, 2000 February 17, 2022 0.750
 Uzbekistan 2 2 0 0 18 1 +17 April 9, 2022 April 12, 2022 1.000
 Dominican Republic 2 2 0 0 19 0 +19 January 20, 2012 February 20, 2024 1.000
 Czechoslovakia 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 June 5, 1988 0.500
 Poland 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 June 21, 1989 0.500
Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 1 1 0 0 8 0 +8 April 1, 1991 1.000
 Bulgaria 1 1 0 0 3 0 +3 April 2, 1991 1.000
 Hungary 1 1 0 0 6 0 +6 April 3, 1991 1.000
 Martinique 1 1 0 0 12 0 +12 April 20, 1991 1.000
 Greece 1 1 0 0 3 0 +3 August 11, 2004 1.000
 Puerto Rico 1 1 0 0 10 0 +10 February 15, 2016 1.000
 Belgium 1 1 0 0 6 0 +6 April 7, 2019 1.000
 Wales 1 1 0 0 2 0 +2 July 9, 2023 1.000
 Vietnam 1 1 0 0 3 0 +3 July 21, 2023 1.000
 Zambia 1 1 0 0 3 0 +3 July 25, 2024 1.000

Number of matches by state

As of July 2, 2025
Rank State Matches Most recent Opponent
1 California California 62 April 8, 2025  Brazil
2 Florida Florida 40 December 2, 2023  China
3 Texas Texas 34 February 20, 2025  Colombia
4 Ohio Ohio 25 June 29, 2025  Republic of Ireland
5 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 21 April 12, 2022  Uzbekistan
6 Minnesota Minnesota 19 May 31, 2024  China
7 North Carolina North Carolina 17 October 3, 2019  South Korea
8 Illinois Illinois 16 September 24, 2023  South Africa
New Jersey New Jersey 16 July 13, 2024  Mexico
10 New York (state) New York 13 September 18, 2014  Mexico
Connecticut Connecticut 13 July 5, 2021  Mexico
Washington, D.C. Washington D.C. 13 July 2, 2024  Canada
13 Oregon Oregon 12 November 28, 2012  Republic of Ireland
Massachusetts Massachusetts 12 June 15, 2013  South Korea
15 Missouri Missouri 11 June 3, 2025  Jamaica
16 Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia 10 April 6, 2024  Japan
Colorado Colorado 10 June 26, 2025  Republic of Ireland
18 Tennessee Tennessee 9 October 27, 2024  Iceland
19 Utah Utah 8 October 26, 2023  Colombia
20 Virginia Virginia 6 November 1, 2008  South Korea
Kansas Kansas 6 September 3, 2022  Nigeria
22 Washington (state) Washington 5 July 27, 2017  Australia
Kentucky Kentucky 5 October 30, 2024  Argentina
Arizona Arizona 5 February 23, 2025  Australia
25 South Carolina South Carolina 4 July 22, 2009  Canada
Michigan Michigan 4 September 17, 2015  Haiti
Alabama Alabama 4 September 20, 2015  Haiti
28 Maryland Maryland 3 August 15, 2000  Russia
Louisiana Louisiana 3 October 19, 2017  South Korea
30 Indiana Indiana 2 May 8, 1998  Iceland
Wisconsin Wisconsin 2 May 13, 1999  Netherlands
New Mexico New Mexico 2 October 20, 2007  Mexico
33 Nebraska Nebraska 1 July 13, 2010  Sweden

Results by State

As of 13 July 2024

State Matches Record (W–L–D) Win %
California California 59 53–1–5 0.940
Florida Florida 40 35–4–1 0.925
Texas Texas 32 32–0–0 1.000
Ohio Ohio 24 21–1–2 0.916
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 21 15–3–2 0.800
Minnesota Minnesota 18 15–3–0 0.916
North Carolina North Carolina 17 16–0–1 0.970
Illinois Illinois 16 14–0–2 0.937
New Jersey New Jersey 16 11–2–3 0.781
New York (state) New York 13 13–0–0 1.000
Connecticut Connecticut 13 8–2–3 0.730
Oregon Oregon 12 11–1–0 0.916
Massachusetts Massachusetts 12 9–2–1 0.791
Washington, D.C. Washington D.C. 11 10–1–0 0.909
Georgia (U.S. state) Georgia 10 10–0–0 1.000
Missouri Missouri 10 7–0–3 0.850
Colorado Colorado 9 8–0–1 0.944
Tennessee Tennessee 8 7–0–1 0.937
Utah Utah 8 7–0–1 0.937
Virginia Virginia 6 6–0–0 1.000
Kansas Kansas 6 4–0–2 0.833
Washington (state) Washington 5 3–1–1 0.700
Kentucky Kentucky 4 3–0–1 0.875
South Carolina South Carolina 4 4–0–0 1.000
Michigan Michigan 4 4–0–0 1.000
Alabama Alabama 4 4–0–0 1.000
Arizona Arizona 4 2–0–2 0.750
Maryland Maryland 3 2–0–1 0.833
Louisiana Louisiana 3 2–1–0 0.666
Indiana Indiana 2 2–0–0 1.000
Wisconsin Wisconsin 2 2–0–0 1.000
New Mexico New Mexico 2 1–0–1 0.750
Nebraska Nebraska 1 0–0–1 0.500

Results by home stadium

As of July 2, 2025
Matches Stadium Location Record attendance First match Opponent Score Most recent match Opponent Score Record (W–L–D)
21 Dignity Health Sports Park (StubHub Center, Home Depot Center) California Carson, California 27,000 (sellout) September 1, 2003[1]  Costa Rica 5–0 February 26, 2024[2]  Mexico 0–2 19–1–1
14 National Sports Center Minnesota Blaine, Minnesota 10,276 July 7, 1986[3]  Canada 2–0 July 15, 2006[4]  Sweden 3–2 11–3–0
13 Toyota Stadium (Pizza Hut Park) Texas Frisco, Texas 20,862 May 12, 2007[5]  Canada 6–2 December 5, 2023[6]  China 2–1 13–0–0
10 RFK Stadium Washington, D.C. Washington D.C. 46,037[a] August 6, 1995[7]  Norway 2-1 March 7, 2017[8]  France 0–3 9–1–0
10 WakeMed Soccer Park (Sahlen's Stadium, SAS Soccer Park) North Carolina Cary, North Carolina 9,992 October 2, 2002[1]  Australia 4–0 October 10, 2018[9]  Trinidad and Tobago 7–0 10–0–0
10 Shell Energy Stadium (BBVA Stadium, PNC Stadium) Texas Houston, Texas 15,543 December 12, 2012[10]  China 4–0 February 20, 2025[11]  Colombia 2–0 10–0–0
9 Mapfre Stadium (Columbus Crew Stadium) Ohio Columbus, Ohio 23,101 October 3, 1999[7]  South Korea 5–0 November 7, 2019[12]  Sweden 3–2 7–1–1
9 Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field Connecticut Hartford, Connecticut 27,758 August 1, 2004[13]  China 3–1 July 5, 2021[14]  Mexico 4–0 6–0–3
9 Soldier Field Illinois Chicago, Illinois 65,080 June 28, 1998[7]  Germany 4–2 September 24, 2023[15]  South Africa 2–0 8–0–1
9 Red Bull Arena New Jersey Harrison, New Jersey 26,500 June 5, 2011[16]  Mexico 1–0 July 13, 2024[17]  Mexico 1–0 6–1–2
9 Dick's Sporting Goods Park Colorado Commerce City, Colorado 19,010 July 13, 2008[18]  Brazil 1–0 June 26, 2025[19]  Republic of Ireland 4–0 8–0–1
8 Providence Park (Civic Stadium, PGE Park, Jeld-Wen Field) Oregon Portland, Oregon 27,623 June 6, 1999[7]  Canada 4–2 November 28, 2012[20]  Republic of Ireland 5–0 7–1–0
8 Subaru Park (Talen Energy Stadium, PPL Park) Pennsylvania Chester, Pennsylvania 18,573 October 6, 2010[21]  China 1–1 April 12, 2022[22]  Uzbekistan 9–0 6–0–2
8 Exploria Stadium (Orlando City Stadium) Florida Orlando, Florida 16,531 March 7, 2018[23]  England 1–0 February 16, 2023[24]  Canada 2–0 8–0–0
7 America First Field (Rio Tinto Stadium) Utah Sandy, Utah 16,805 March 31, 2010[25]  Mexico 1–0 October 26, 2023[26]  Colombia 0–0 6–0–1
6 CEFCU Stadium (Spartan Stadium) California San Jose, California 26,853 May 9, 1997[7]  England 5–0 July 28, 2007[27]  Japan 4–1 6–0–0
6 Camping World Stadium (Citrus Bowl) Florida Orlando, Florida 34,416[b] July 21, 1996[28]  Denmark 3–0 October 25, 2015[29]  Brazil 3–1 6–0–0
6 SeatGeek Stadium (Toyota Park) Illinois Bridgeview, Illinois 19,522 August 27, 2006[30]  China 4–1 August 2, 2018[31]  Brazil 4–1 5–0–1
6 Children's Mercy Park (Sporting Park) Kansas Kansas City, Kansas 18,467 (sellout) September 17, 2011[32]  Canada 1–1 September 3, 2022[33]  Nigeria 4–0 4–0–2
6 PayPal Park (Avaya Stadium) California San Jose, California 18,000 (sellout) May 10, 2015[34]  Republic of Ireland 3–0 April 8, 2025[35]  Brazil 1–2 5–1–0
5 Foxboro Stadium Massachusetts Foxborough, Massachusetts 50,484 September 12, 1998[28]  Mexico 9–0 July 3, 2000[1]  Brazil 1–0 4–0–1
5 Giants Stadium New Jersey East Rutherford, New Jersey 78,972 April 25, 1999[7]  China 1–2 September 17, 2008[36]  Republic of Ireland 1–0 3–1–1
5 Rose Bowl California Pasadena, California 90,185[37] March 28, 1999[7]  Mexico 3–0 August 3, 2019[38]  Republic of Ireland 3–0 4–0–1
5 FirstEnergy Stadium (Cleveland Browns Stadium) Ohio Cleveland, Ohio 23,535 June 16, 2007[39]  China 2–0 September 16, 2021[40]  Paraguay 9–0 5–0–0
4 New Britain Stadium Connecticut New Britain, Connecticut 6,562 August 30, 1991[41]  Norway 0–1 May 31, 1997[7]  Canada 4–0 2–2–0
4 Cardinal Stadium Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky 35,211 October 10, 1999[7]  Brazil 4–2 June 6, 2004[42]  Japan 1–1 3–0–1
4 Arrowhead Stadium Missouri Kansas City, Missouri 36,405 October 7, 1999[7]  Finland 6–0 October 16, 2004[1]  Mexico 1–0 2–0–2
4 Titan Stadium California Fullerton, California 10,099 April 20, 1996[7]  Netherlands 6–0 October 16, 2005[1]  Australia 0–0 3–0–1
4 MUSC Health Stadium (Blackbaud Stadium) South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina 5,634 January 12, 2002[1]  Mexico 7–0 July 22, 2009[43]  Canada 1–0 4–0–0
4 Torero Stadium California San Diego, California 7,502 January 12, 2003[1]  Japan 0–0 March 28, 2010[44]  Mexico 3–0 3–0–1
4 Marina Auto Stadium (PAETEC Park, Sahlen's Stadium) New York (state) Rochester, New York 13,206 September 13, 2006[45]  Mexico 3–1 September 18, 2014[46]  Mexico 4–0 4–0–0
4 Legion Field Alabama Birmingham, Alabama 35,735 May 17, 2003[1]  England 6–0 September 20, 2015[47]  Haiti 8–0 4–0–0
4 SDCCU Stadium (Qualcomm Stadium) California San Diego, California 23,309 April 10, 2014[48]  China 3–0 January 21, 2018[49]  Denmark 5–1 4–0–0
4 Nissan Stadium (The Coliseum, LP Field) Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee 25,363 July 3, 2004[1]  Canada 1–0 March 2, 2019[50]  England 2–2 3–0–1
4 Raymond James Stadium Florida Tampa, Florida 14,009 November 8, 2008[51]  South Korea 1–0 March 5, 2019[52]  Brazil 1–0 4–0–0
4 Lincoln Financial Field Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 31,553 September 25, 2003[53]  Nigeria 5–0 August 29, 2019[54]  Portugal 4–0 3–1–0
4 TIAA Bank Field (Municipal Stadium, EverBank Field) Florida Jacksonville, Florida 18,656 February 4, 1996[7]  Norway 1–2 November 10, 2019[55]  Costa Rica 6–0 3–1–0
4 State Farm Stadium (University of Phoenix Stadium) Arizona Glendale, Arizona 23,503 November 19, 2011[56]  Sweden 1–1 February 23, 2025[57]  Australia 2–1 3–0–1
4 Snapdragon Stadium California San Diego, California 17,188 October 29, 2023[58]  Colombia 3–0 February 26, 2025[59]  Japan 1–2 2–1–1
4 Allianz Field Minnesota Saint Paul, Minnesota 19,600 September 3, 2019[60]  Portugal 3–0 May 31, 2025[61]  China 3–0 4–0–0
3 New Hyde Park Memorial High School New York (state) New Hyde Park, New York 1,637 August 4, 1993[41]  New Zealand 3–0 August 8, 1993[41]  Canada 1–0 3–0–0
3 Decatur High School[62] Georgia (U.S. state) Decatur, Georgia 5,532 April 10, 1993[41]  Germany 3–0 March 14, 1996[7]  Germany 6–0 1–0–0
3 Richardson Stadium North Carolina Davidson, North Carolina 3,459 April 30, 1995[7]  Finland 6–0 April 5, 2000[1]  Iceland 8–0 3–0–0
3 Mitchel Athletic Complex New York (state) Uniondale, New York 11,307 July 25, 1998[7]  Denmark 5–0 September 29, 2002[1]  Russia 5–1 3–0–0
3 Merlo Field Oregon Portland, Oregon 5,039 May 14, 1995[7]  Brazil 4–1 July 10, 2005[63]  Ukraine 7–0 1–0–0
3 City Stadium (University of Richmond Stadium) Virginia Richmond, Virginia 9,147 September 20, 1998[7]  Brazil 3–0 November 1, 2008[64]  South Korea 3–1 3–0–0
3 Gillette Stadium Massachusetts Foxborough, Massachusetts 25,106 October 1, 2003[1]  Norway 1–0 June 15, 2013[65]  South Korea 4–1 3–0–0
3 Ford Field Michigan Detroit, Michigan 34,538 December 17, 2008[36]  China 1–0 September 17, 2015[66]  Haiti 5–0 3–0–0
3 FAU Stadium Florida Boca Raton, Florida 13,501 December 15, 2012[67]  China 4–1 March 9, 2016[68]  Germany 2–1 3–0–0
3 Bank of America Stadium (Ericsson Stadium) North Carolina Charlotte, North Carolina 30,071 April 29, 1999[7]  Japan 9–0 October 3, 2019[69]  South Korea 2–0 2–0–1
3 Q2 Stadium Texas Austin, Texas 20,593 (sellout) June 16, 2021[70]  Nigeria 2–0 October 24, 2024[71]  Iceland 3–1 3–0–0
3 TQL Stadium Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio 24,016 September 21, 2021[72]  Paraguay 8–0 June 29, 2025[73]  Republic of Ireland 4–0 3–0–0
3 Audi Field Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. 19,215 September 6, 2022[74]  Nigeria 2–1 July 2, 2025[75]  Canada 3–0 2–0–1
2 Zimman Field[76] Massachusetts Medford, Massachusetts 4,758 September 1, 1991  Norway 1–2 August 14, 1992[77]  Norway 1–3 0–2–0[41]
2 Bensalem High School Pennsylvania Oakford, Pennsylvania 3,127 October 4, 1991[41]  China 1–2 April 7, 1993[41]  Germany 1–2 0–2–0
2 Yurcak Field New Jersey Piscataway, New Jersey 5,826 August 3, 1994[41]  China 1–0 August 3, 1995[7]  Australia 4–2 2–0–0
2 George Mason Stadium[78] Virginia Fairfax, Virginia 5,731 October 12, 1991  China 2–0 July 31, 1994  Germany 2–1 2–0–0[41]
2 Commerce Bank Field at Foley Stadium Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts 6,511 August 7, 1994[41]  Norway 4–1 May 12, 1996[7]  Canada 6–0 2–0–0
2 Sanford Stadium Georgia (U.S. state) Athens, Georgia 76,489 July 28, 1996[79]  Norway 2–1 AET August 1, 1996[80]  China 2–1 2–0–0
2 Kuntz Memorial Soccer Stadium[62] Indiana Indianapolis, Indiana 5,123 April 28, 1996  France 8–2 May 8, 1998  Iceland 6–0 2–0–0[7]
2 World Wide Technology Soccer Park (St. Louis Soccer Park) Missouri Fenton, Missouri 6,200 April 26, 1996[7][81]  France 4–1 June 25, 1998[7]  Germany 1–1 1–0–1
2 Pepin-Rood Stadium Florida Tampa, Florida 2,641 February 2, 1996[7]  Norway 3–2 February 27, 1999[7]  Finland 2–0 3–0–0
2 Uihlein Soccer Park[62] Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin 6,767 May 2, 1997  South Korea 7–0 May 13, 1999  Netherlands 5–0 2–0–0[7]
2 Seminole County Training Center Florida Orlando, Florida 0[c] January 27, 1999[7]  Portugal 7–0 February 24, 1999  Finland 3-1 2–0–0
2 Lockhart Stadium Florida Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 12,031 January 30, 1999[7]  Portugal 6–0 February 6, 2000[1]  Norway 2–3 1–1–0
2 Hersheypark Stadium Pennsylvania Hershey, Pennsylvania 15,257 April 22, 1999[7]  China 2–1 June 23, 2000[1]  Trinidad and Tobago 11–0 2–0–0
2 T-Mobile Park (SAFECO Field) Washington (state) Seattle, Washington 21,522 November 2, 2002  Panama 9–0 November 6, 2002  Costa Rica 7–0 2–0–0[1]
2 Frontier Field New York (state) Rochester, New York 14,870 September 18, 1998[7]  Russia 4–0 September 25, 2004[1]  Iceland 4–3 2–0–0
2 Dreamstyle Stadium (University Stadium) New Mexico Albuquerque, New Mexico 17,805 May 9, 2004[82]  Mexico 3–0 October 20, 2007[83]  Mexico 1–1 1–0–1
2 Paul Brown Stadium Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio 18,806 October 10, 2004[1]  New Zealand 6–0 November 5, 2008[84]  South Korea 0–0 1–0–1
2 Heinz Field Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 44,028 September 29, 2004[1]  Iceland 3–0 August 16, 2015[85]  Costa Rica 8–0 2–0–0
2 Finley Stadium Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee 20,535 November 1, 1997[7]  Sweden 3–1 August 19, 2015[86]  Costa Rica 7–2 2–0–0
2 Alamodome Texas San Antonio, Texas 19,109 October 20, 2013[87]  Australia 4–0 December 10, 2015[88]  Trinidad and Tobago 6–0 2–0–0
2 Georgia Dome Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta, Georgia 16,133 February 13, 2014[89]  Russia 8–0 September 18, 2016[90]  Netherlands 3–1 2–0–0
2 CenturyLink Field Washington (state) Seattle, Washington 23,693 October 21, 2015[91]  Brazil 1–1 July 27, 2017[92]  Australia 0–1 0–1–1
2 Mercedes-Benz Superdome Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana 32,950 December 16, 2015[93]  China 0–1 October 19, 2017[94]  South Korea 3–1 1–1–0
2 Busch Stadium Missouri St. Louis, Missouri 35,817 April 4, 2015[95]  New Zealand 4–0 May 16, 2019[96]  New Zealand 5–0 2–0–0
2 DRV PNK Stadium Florida Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 16,917 November 10, 2022[97]  Germany 1–2 December 2, 2023[98]  China 3–0 1–1–0
2 BMO Stadium (Banc of California Stadium) California Los Angeles, California 20,941 April 7, 2019[99]  Belgium 6–0 March 3, 2024[100]  Colombia 3–0 2–0–0
2 Lower.com Field Ohio Columbus, Ohio 19,049 April 9, 2022[101]  Uzbekistan 9–1 April 9, 2024[102]  Canada 2–2
(5–4 p) 		1–0–1
2 Geodis Park Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee 25,471 February 19, 2023[103]  Japan 1–0 October 27, 2024[104]  Iceland 3–1 2–0–0
2 Energizer Park (City Park) Missouri St. Louis, Missouri 22,294 April 11, 2023[105]  Republic of Ireland 1–0 June 3, 2025[106]  Jamaica 4-0 2–0–0
1 Galbreath Field Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio 1,100 June 12, 1993[41]  Canada 7–0 1–0–0
1 Mansfield High School Ohio Mansfield, Ohio 6,120 June 15, 1993[41]  Italy 5–0 1–0–0
1 Westerville North High School Ohio Westerville, Ohio Unknown June 19, 1993[41]  Italy 1–0 1–0–0
1 Pontiac Silverdome Michigan Pontiac, Michigan 3,572 June 21, 1993[41]  Canada 3–0 1–0–0
1 Showalter Field Florida Orlando, Florida 2,238 February 24, 1995[7]  Denmark 7–0 1–0–0
1 Franklin Pierce High School[62] Washington (state) Tacoma, Washington 3,291 May 12, 1995  Brazil 3–0[107] 1–0–0
1 Franklin Field Texas Dallas, Texas 6,145 May 19, 1995[7]  Canada 9–1 1–0–0
1 Edgewater High School[62] Florida Orlando, Florida 2,130 February 10, 1996[7]  Denmark 2–1 1–0–0
1 Blossom Field Texas San Antonio, Texas 2,192 February 15, 1996[7]  Sweden 3–0 1–0–0
1 Deer Park Stadium Texas Houston, Texas 2,865 February 17, 1996[7]  Sweden 3–0 1–0–0
1 Hatboro-Horsham Senior High School[62] Pennsylvania Horsham, Pennsylvania 5,112 May 16, 1996[7]  Japan 4–0 1–0–0
1 Tampa Stadium[62] Florida Tampa, Florida 5,500 July 4, 1996[7]  Australia 2–1 1–0–0
1 Pensacola Soccer Complex[62] Florida Pensacola, Florida 5,234 July 6, 1996[7]  Australia 2–1 1–0–0
1 Orange Bowl Florida Miami, Florida 55,560 July 25, 1996[7]  China 0–0 0–0–1
1 UNCG Soccer Stadium[62] North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina 3,376 April 24, 1997[7]  France 4–2 1–0–0
1 Norris Stadium, St. Charles East High School[62] Illinois St. Charles, Illinois 4,147 May 4, 1997[7]  South Korea 6–1 1–0–0
1 Upper Dublin High School[62] Pennsylvania Ambler, Pennsylvania 4,826 June 5, 1997[7]  Australia 9–1 1–0–0
1 Baylor School Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee 0[c] October 30, 1997[7]  Sweden 3–1 1–0–0
1 Murray H. Goodman Stadium[62] Pennsylvania Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 5,811 May 10, 1998[7]  Iceland 1–0 1–0–0
1 UCLA North Field California Los Angeles, California 0[c] December 16, 1998[7]  Ukraine 2–1 1–0–0
1 Bulldog Stadium California Fresno, California 5,392 December 20, 1998[7]  Ukraine 5–0 1–0–0
1 James R. Hallford Stadium (DeKalb Memorial Stadium) Georgia (U.S. state) Clarkston, Georgia 14,562 May 2, 1999[7]  Japan 7–0 1–0–0
1 Nike World Headquarters Oregon Beaverton, Oregon 0[c] June 3, 1999[7]  Australia 4–0 1–0–0
1 FedEx Field (Jack Kent Cooke Stadium) Maryland Landover, Maryland 54,962 July 1, 1999[7]  Germany 3–2 1–0–0
1 Stanford Stadium California Palo Alto, California 73,123 July 4, 1999[7]  Brazil 2–0 1–0–0
1 Mile High Stadium Colorado Denver, Colorado 25,099 September 26, 1999[7]  Brazil 6–0 1–0–0
1 Florida Atlantic University Florida Boca Raton, Florida 0[c] February 9, 2000[1]  Norway 1–0 0–1–0
1 Bethpage Ballpark (EAB Park) New York (state) Central Islip, New York 6,500 July 7, 2000[1]  Italy 4–1 1–0–0
1 Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Maryland Annapolis, Maryland 21,278 August 13, 2000[1]  Russia 7–4 1–0–0
1 Maryland Stadium Maryland College Park, Maryland 0[c] August 15, 2000[1]  Russia 1–1 0–0–1
1 Robertson Stadium Texas Houston, Texas 11,121 December 10, 2000[1]  Mexico 3–2 1–0–0
1 Chase Field (Bank One Ballpark) Arizona Phoenix, Arizona 12,039 December 17, 2000[1]  Japan 1–1 0–0–1
1 Rice–Eccles Stadium Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 19,584 June 14, 2003[1]  Republic of Ireland 5–0 1–0–0
1 Tad Gormley Stadium Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana 15,074 July 13, 2003[1]  Brazil 1–0 1–0–0
1 Cotton Bowl Texas Dallas, Texas 23,176 November 3, 2003[1]  Mexico 3–1 1–0–0
1 NRG Stadium (Reliant Stadium) Texas Houston, Texas 16,991 October 23, 2004[1]  Republic of Ireland 5–0 1–0–0
1 Virginia Beach Sportsplex Virginia Virginia Beach, Virginia 3,215 June 26, 2005[1]  Canada 2–0 1–0–0
1 The Dome at America's Center (Edward Jones Dome) Missouri St. Louis, Missouri 10,861 October 13, 2007[108]  Mexico 5–1 1–0–0
1 Morrison Stadium Nebraska Omaha, Nebraska 6,439 July 13, 2010[109]  Sweden 1–1 0–0–1
1 Fifth Third Bank Stadium (Kennesaw State University Stadium) Georgia (U.S. state) Kennesaw, Georgia 5,759 October 2, 2010[110]  China 2–1 1–0–0
1 Candlestick Park California San Francisco, California 16,315 October 27, 2013[111]  New Zealand 4–1 1–0–0
1 U.S. Bank Stadium Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota 23,400 October 23, 2016[112]  Switzerland 5–1 1–0–0
1 Nippert Stadium Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio 30,529 September 19, 2017[113]  New Zealand 5–0 1–0–0
1 Levi's Stadium California Santa Clara, California 22,788 May 12, 2019[114]  South Africa 3–0 1–0–0
1 Mercedes-Benz Stadium Georgia (U.S. state) Atlanta, Georgia 50,644 April 6, 2024[115]  Japan 2–1 1–0–0
1 Lynn Family Stadium Kentucky Louisville, Kentucky 13,543 (sellout) October 30, 2024[116]  Argentina 3–0 1–0–0
1 SoFi Stadium California Inglewood, California 32,303 April 5, 2025[117]  Brazil 2–0 1–0–0
  1. ^ Doubleheader with a D.C. United match
  2. ^ Doubleheader with 1998 MLS All-Star Game
  3. ^ a b c d e f Played behind closed doors

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