USA: 18-Siri Mullinix (1-Briana Scurry, 23); 3-Christie Pearce (4-Carla Overbeck, 78), 14-Joy Fawcett, 15-Kate Sobrero, 6-Brandi Chastain (17-Danielle Slaton, 69); 13-Kristine Lilly, 11-Julie Foudy (C), 2-Lorrie Fair, 8-Shannon MacMillan (5-Nikki Serlenga, 76); 16-Tiffeny Milbrett (12-Cindy Parlow, 59), 9-Mia Hamm.

BRA: Andreia (Maravilha, 80), Nene (Simone Gomes, 67), Juliana, Monica, Tania (Rosana, 67), Formiga (Suzana, 82), Cidinha (Daniela Alves, 80), Katia (Raquel, 67), Pretinha, Sissi, Roseli (Maicon, 67).

Referee: Kari Seitz (United States)

Asst. Referees: Robert Sabella (United States), Romy Kozak (United States)

Julie Foudy, making a far post run, opened the scoring nodding a Shannon MacMillan cross from the right flank into the right side of the goal.

The United States' second goal came off a corner kick, which Brazil attempted to clear out, but Lorrie Fair corralled the ball just inside the penalty box. Fair's shot was re-directed by Joy Fawcett for the score.

In the 66th minute, Kristine Lilly sent a pass over the Brazilian defense and into the right side of the box for Cindy Parlow who slid to unleash a cross into the center of the box. Mia Hamm leaped to head the ball into the left corner.

The closing goal of the match came when Foudy threaded a through ball to Hamm beating the Brazil's offside trap. Hamm cut past Brazilian goalkeeper Andreia and fired the ball into the open goal from a tight angle for her 125th career score.

Siri Mullinix recorded her 13th shutout of the year in this match, setting a new U.S. season record. Briana Scurry notched 12 shutouts in both 1998 and 1999.