Youthful ⁤USWNT, Led by sentnor ⁤and Biyendolo, Dominates jamaica

‌ Updated June 04, 2025

St. Louis—The U.S.women’s national team (USWNT) delivered a commanding ⁣4-0 victory over Jamaica at Energizer Park on ‌Tuesday,fueled by two goals⁤ apiece from Ally ‌Sentnor and Lynn ‍Biyendolo. The match ‍highlighted the team’s emerging talent under coach Emma Hayes, who continues to ​emphasize youth growth and tactical⁣ innovation.

Sentnor, 21, opened the scoring‍ in the 19th minute. Lily Yohannes initiated the play with a long, precise pass to ‌Emily Fox, who⁤ quickly relayed⁣ the ball to Sentnor. From the center of ​the penalty ‍area, sentnor ⁤struck a clean shot into the net.

Sentnor struck again nine minutes later. ​Alyssa Thompson won a ball on the left flank and passed to Yohannes, who then found Sam Coffey. Coffey spotted Thompson advancing into the box and passed the ball to her, but her ⁤shot deflected off Jamaica’s Chantelle Swaby. Sentnor pounced on the rebound, finishing ​from⁣ close range.

Biyendolo extended the lead in‍ the 60th⁣ minute,just three minutes after entering the game.Following a ⁣USWNT corner, Lindsey⁢ Heaps’ header was saved by goalkeeper Liya Brooks, but Biyendolo reacted swiftly, scoring with a high kick.

Biyendolo completed her brace in the 88th minute. Avery Patterson‌ delivered a long pass into the penalty area,‌ and Biyendolo timed her run perfectly to ‌score her 13th ⁤goal as a⁢ substitute sence her debut in⁢ october⁢ 2016.

The USWNT demonstrated complete⁣ control, maintaining over 80% possession and outshooting Jamaica 20-2. Goalkeeper Phallon Tullis-Joyce ‌was not forced to make a⁤ save. Kerry Abello of the Orlando Pride earned her⁢ first cap, starting at left back. ⁤Thompson, Macario and⁢ Yohannes also earned‌ back-to-back⁣ starts.

What’s next

The USWNT will continue their series of friendlies later ‌this month, facing Ireland‍ on‌ June 26 and June 29, ⁣followed by a match against Canada on July 2.