USA vs Brazil 4 - 3 All Goals & Extended Highlights | 2017 Tournament of Nations

San Diego, California as a U.S. host Brazil in match day two of the Tournament of Nations. Well, it's an old rivalry renewed here. Here we go. Standing so far in this Tournament of Nations, Kelly O'Hara and Crystal Dunn as well as second start for right back Taylor Smith. One name always stands out, the five times world player of the year, Marta, who scored. Brazil in their famous. Here's Andoretta working with Marta who got the always taker attacking view of things and that's Andresenia and it's a mistake and that's in. Ney a terrible error and Andresenia has Brazil ahead within 70 seconds. Oh my goodness me. And this is something they already were considering themselves in a hole going to fight out of it having lost to Australia the other night, then to put a team like Brazil and give them a chance like this. Just a total mistake by Ney and she. Well, that crossbar bouncing around dangerously. He's stepping in here. Now, what is she going to give? The ball was played. Might go for the roof of the net. That's exactly what she tried to do. Shadow dropping in behind her. Rapinoe to take it. We can watch that just bounce. For the US. To play this one in. Back in by crystal down and a wonderful opportunity with the flag was up. It wouldn't have counted anyway as Alex Morgan had a big opportunity. Carly Lloyd, a good looking ball has fallen for Rapinoe here. She couldn't get it on target. Patrick last weekend for Megan Rapinoe in club foot. Oh, that's a little bit short from Dyle Kemper and it took Ney to get out pretty quickly. Otherwise, there might have been another calamity back there. It's way to Rapinoe anyway. Laid back and Mewis deflected it in. USA at level. It's a good hit back by Sam Mewis. Her fifth international goal already. And that feels better for the US. And really, this is an opportunity that the US shouldn't even have. It's misplayed by Brazil. Rapinoe deciding instead of taking her in line, she's just going to pull back from Mewis. And Mewis can crank these from out wide and why not? Because you never know what's going to happen. Just like she's fantastic to watch her skills. It's not the worst ball. And then Jennifer, the long run. Anyhow, anyway, I fancy at the moment, Alex Morgan. She's got the free kick here. And Monica's pretty furious that that's been given. And so are the rest of the players having plenty to say. Mind you, they might make a mean free kick. And she just did as well. This time the goalkeeper watched it well. Got there in time. Barbara did well with that because look at her hands over her head. That's hard to see. Nicely done. Andres Senior with the cross. And Naya drops that one as well. But the flag's up. I think this one's going to be disallowed for foul on the goalkeeper. Well, there's a bit of a debate. Biazano-Reto believes it was fair and square. Rapinoe's carried on with her run. Morgan's done enough. Needs to cut this back. And there's a handball given there. But really the US should have made much, much more. Cleared it properly though. And it's come to Letizia here. Goal kick. And it breaks down at a point where you wouldn't normally have expected. Could have damaged her ankle ligaments with the celebrations. But it was Rapinoe's latest corner from the left. Good run with lovely close control. And the finish wasn't the worst. Good shot. She got it on target as well here. Still 1-1 then. Between Ramirez and Gabini. Played by some distance. And goalkeeper elects to punch it out. Lloyd's got a chance here. Locked on the way through by Moniker. Who didn't know much about it. But got the job done anyway. The dart came to this corner. But she did enough. And trying to block the attack. And Biazano-Reto has given Letizia. Twisted blood at times. And there was a wonderful opportunity there. Right under the crossbar. With Mallory Pugh arriving. Didn't direct it into the back of the net. And this is a Julie Ertz ball by the way. Into Rapinoe. And she knows with Letizia. Into the danger zone. And a goal. Brazil take the lead. Two goals to one up. Nobody. But nobody was able to cut that out on the back post. And the goal scorer. Is the defender. Bruno Benitez. No post players for the United States. So no one there to clean that off the line. Seeing both. Especially on that back post. Okay. Good chances in there. Rapinoe to play it in. Lloyd. Unlikely goal scorer to get it forward. Biazano-Reto. Good effort. Here. She can be one on one with the goalkeeper. It's Mallory Pugh. Oh she hasn't managed to finish it. And Rapinoe couldn't pick up the pieces. Back to Kristen Press. Deflected. And Barbara. Just able to palm it away. It just. Will. Not. Happen. For the USA. To pretend like you're taking it. It is Marta. Lewis. Getting it wide. O'Hara to play it in. And Press. With a wonderful chance. Which she's put over the bar. You get in these situations. And this is a better build up. Switch and play. O'Hara wide open on that outside. And this is the one. Marta sprinting into space. And the ball. Broke for her too. She was fouled. It's another free kick. The yellow card for O'Hara. Cassandra Senior. And that's three. Two for her. And the USA. Surely sunk here. 12 minutes left. And Brazil. 3-1. Great free kick. And players are pretty good usually at that. Now then. Press. Lovely turn. Oh! Great goal. Kristen Press. USA back in it. That was a wonderful goal. And what a beauty that is. Press who just... One of them. That's a little bit unusual. On and on and on and on she goes. She nearly got one then. That time Nea did make a good save. That was on its way. Unless the goalkeeper got there. Who's never scored for the USA. Back in by Pugh. Play on says the referee. Press. Lovely ball. To Rapinoe. And it's in! It's in for Isis! And the USA out of jail. Megan Rapinoe with the strike. Well how about this? Well her performance has deserved a goal. And again the ball by Press. Look at this first touch. That is perfect. And... Rapinoe plays this one. And Lloyds header. Up to Rapinoe. Kelly O'Hara. Across the near post. Bouncing around. Bouncing up. Strikes it home. And the USA have come back from nowhere to lead 4-3. Astonishing turnaround in San Diego. How about that? Her first one. Number 9. And it didn't come with her head. It starts with Rapinoe finding O'Hara in. And a beautiful whip ball with pace. They can just let the clock wind down here. We're past the three minutes. And that is it. A quite remarkable comeback from the USA. 3-1 down after 79 minutes. 4-3 up after 90. Wow. And there's something to be said.