USA: 18-Jaime Pagliarulo; 14-Keri Raygor (7-Jena Kluegel, 35), 4-Catherine Reddick, 6-Brandi Chastain, 10-Michelle French (3-Christie Pearce, 46); 11-Julie Foudy (C), 2-Lorrie Fair (17-Aleisha Cramer, 46), 13-Kristine Lilly (5-Nikki Serlenga, 83); 8-Shannon MacMillan (9-Mia Hamm, 56), 12-Cindy Parlow, 16-Tiffeny Milbrett.

CAN: 1-Nicci Wright, 3-Breanna Boyd, 6-Sharolta Nonen, 7-Isabelle Morneau, 12-Isabelle Harvey, 18-Kristina Kiss (15-Wanda Rozwadowska, 82), 5-Anderea Neil (11-Randee Hermus, 86), 17-Silvana Burtini, 8-Christine Sinclair, 10-Charmaine Hooper, 4-Christine Latham.

Referee: Rachel Woo (USA)

Asst. Referees: Robert Petersen (USA), Anthony Vasoli (USA)

The U.S. goal came after defender Brandi Chastain gathered a Canadian clearance, eluded a Canadian tackle and then took an elbow to the head from Silvana Burtini earning the Canadian a yellow card and the U.S. a free kick from 28 yards out. Kristine Lilly ran over the dead ball before Mia Hamm's kick glanced off of Charmaine Hooper's head, bounced off of Cindy Parlow's chest and landed at Tifeny Milbrett's feet. Milbrett's shot couldn't get past a thicket of players consisting of two Canadians and U.S. teammate Aleisha Cramer, but Milbrett pounced on the rebound of her own shot kicking it into the upper right corner for the 1-0 lead.

Parlow earned her 100th cap in this match and at the age of 23 became the youngest U.S. player in program history to join the century club.

The U.S. victory snapped a four-game winless streak against Canada.