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Following Friday's 0-0 draw against Sweden, the Americans will be looking to make a statement in tonight's Group D finale.
Their ticket already punched for the knockout rounds, Jill Ellis's U.S. side can ensure the top spot in the group with a win.
Their Nigerian opponents pack an offensive punch, especially on the counterattack. Becky Sauerbrunn & co. will have their hands full along the back line, while Hope Solo will look to continue her dominant form in goal. Will a finisher emerge to take some of the creative pressure off Megan Rapinoe? It all goes down tonight.
Here's what we've got for you--
- SB Nation's own Kevin McCauley identifies the key players to watch.
- On Empire of Soccer, our M.C. Bousquette has all the top stories, projected lineups, and more!
- Want to get really pumped up? Watch that sanctimonious Keith Olbermann rant about Hope Solo again. Haters gawn hate...
- If you haven't seen the Mundo Sisters' mini-docs on the U.S. Team, definitely, definitely check them out.
HOW TO WATCH
United States vs. Nigeria
Tuesday, 8 p.m. ET, 5 p.m. local
BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia
TV: FOX (U.S. - English), NBC Universo (U.S. - Spanish), CTV, RDS (Canada), BBC red button (U.K.)
Online: FOX Soccer 2 Go (U.S. - English), NBC deportes en vivo extra (U.S. - Spanish), BBC player (U.K.)