Houston wants the USWNT at BBVA Compass Stadium!
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We want the US women's national team to play a match in Houston!
Houston has seen its fair share of Olympic gold medalists, including 1992 boxing gold medal winner Oscar de la Hoya, who's part owner of the Houston Dynamo. So we think it's only fitting that the gold-medal-winning US women's soccer team visit Houston to play a game in BBVA Compass Stadium, home of the Golden Boy's Houston Dynamo.
The US women have not played in Houston since October 2004, so a red, white and blue visit is long overdue.
And for the record, last time the USWNT played in Houston, Abby Wambach scored FIVE goals. Just sayin'.
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Jen Cooper, aka The Keeper
host of the Firkin Soccer Show on 1560 The Game
editor and publisher of Keeper Notes, the weekly soccer newsletter for greater Houston
www.KeeperNotes.com
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www.USsoccer.com
USWNT main page
USWNT v Ireland in Houston, October 2004
Abby Wambach scores five goals!
USWNT v Mexico in Houston, December 2000
Come-from-behind victory at Robertson
USWNT v Sweden in Houston, February 1996
First-ever USWNT match in Houston makes Kristine Lilly's list of 13 favorite soccer game moments!
USWNT main page
USWNT v Ireland in Houston, October 2004
Abby Wambach scores five goals!
USWNT v Mexico in Houston, December 2000
Come-from-behind victory at Robertson
USWNT v Sweden in Houston, February 1996
First-ever USWNT match in Houston makes Kristine Lilly's list of 13 favorite soccer game moments!
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