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It just makes sense.
This whole time, it was meant to come down to these two teams.
We all love a redemption story. Abby Wambach certainly does. You know Hope Solo does. And gaffer Jill Ellis? Well, let's be polite and call her "embattled."
No more blathering about turf fields and small crowds and Alexi Lalas's uninterrupted piss-stream of hot takes.
As Magic Johnson said:
"There's a time to play, and there's a time to win."
It's winning time.
Here's what we've got for you:
- SB Nation's Kevin McCauley gives his three things to watch.
- On Empire of Soccer, our MC Bousquette has the full rundown.
- Check out tonight's starting lineups!
- Watch THIS VIDEO and get seriously pumped courtesy of SBN's Matt Ufford.
- Finally, an inspirational message from The Rock.
HOW TO WATCH
United States vs. Japan
World Cup Final -- Sunday, July 5th, 2015, 7 p.m. ET, 4 p.m. local
BC Place, Vancouver, British Columbia
TV: FOX (U.S. -- English), Telemundo, (U.S. -- Spanish) RDS, TSN, CTV (Canada), BBC 3 (U.K.), NHK (Japan)
Online
United States: Fox Soccer 2 Go, a paid service that requires no TV subscription, is the way to watch in English. Unfortunately, because the game is on broadcast FOX, it will not be on FOX Sports Go. An online Spanish language option is provided by Telemundo's streaming service.
Canada: TSN
United Kingdom: BBC Sport Online
View complete istings via Live Soccer TV.
Go, go USA.