We kept letting them come back, and then they finished us off. Japan needed this after the year it's had, and that probably helped them out more than a little bit.
There were a LOT of sources that sent out alerts for this, and the variety in the headlines interested me more than it has for the other events I've posted about. I've reduced the respective headlines to show only who BEAT who, or who LOST TO who, and whether it was reported as just the World Cup or the Women's World Cup.
1. Houston Chronicle (US Falls to Japan in WOmen's World Cup)
Duluth News Tribune (Japan Beats US in World Cup)
3. Fox News: +3 minutes (Japan Defeats US in World Cup)
4. CNN: +1 minute (Japanese Women Won the World Cup)
Chicago Tribune (US Loses to Japan in World Cup)
WGN Radio (Japan Beats US in Women's World Cup)
7. USA Today: +1 minute (Japan Beats US in Women's World Cup)
8. Los Angeles Times: +1 minute (US Falls to Japan in Women's
World Cup)
Raleigh News & Observer (Japan Beats US)
10. MSNBC: +1 minute (Japan Wins Women's World Cup, Defeating US)
11. Kansas City Star: +1 minute (Japan Beats US in Women's World
Cup)
12. Minneapolis Star-Tribune: +1 minute (Japan Beats US)
13. ABC News: +2 minutes (Japan Defeats US in World Cup Women's
Final)
14. Boston Herald: +1 minute (Japan Wins Women's World Cup, Beats
US)
15. Seattle Times: +7 minutes (Japan Wins Women's World Cup)
16. Sacramento Bee: +1 minute (Japan Wins World Cup)
17. Richmond Times-Dispatch: +8 minutes (Japan Wins World Cup)
18. New York Times: +1 minute (Japan Wins Women's World Cup)
19. Denver Post: +16 minutes (Japan Wins World Cup)
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