USA: 26-Siri Mullinix; 6-Brandi Chastain (3-Christie Pearce, 83), 4-Carla Overbeck (C) (12-Cindy Parlow, 68), 20-Kate Sobrero, 14-Joy Fawcett; 13-Kristine Lilly, 2-Lorrie Fair (5-Nikki Serlenga, 46), 11-Julie Foudy, 8-Shannon MacMillan (7-Sara Whalen, 79); 9-Mia Hamm (22-Christie Welsh, 79), 16-Tiffeny Milbrett.

CAN: 22-Karina LeBlanc, 2-Isabelle Morneau, 3-Breanna Boyd, 4-Tanya Franck (9-Silvana Burtini, 53), 5-Andrea Neil (11-Kelly Haxton, 74), 6-Sharolta Nonen, 7-Cindy Walsh, 10-Christine Sinclair, 12-Isabelle Harvey, 13-Amy Walsh, 15-Christine Latham.

Referee: Sandra Hunt (United States)

Asst. Referees: Neil Pinski (United States), Kevin Boisen (United States)

Kristine Lilly became the first man or woman to reach 200 caps in this match. adidas, her shoe sponsor, gave her a pair of gold cleats inscribed with "200" on the back to wear for the match and afterwards her teammates carried her off the field on their shoulders.

The USA won the U.S. Women's Cup with a perfect 2-0-0 record. Canada (1-1-0) finished second with a -3 goal differential, while Mexico, also at 1-1-0, was third with a -5 goal differential. Winless South Korea finished last (Mexico defeated South Korea, 4-1, on 2000.05.07).

USA: Siri Mullinix, Joy Fawcett, Kate Sobrero, Shannon MacMillan (MVP), Kristine Lilly, Julie Foudy, Mia Hamm, Tiffeny Milbrett.

Canada: Christine Sinclair, Andrea Neil.

Mexico: Maribel Dominguez.

South Korea Young Sil Yoo.