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Ireland to face USA in glamour friendlies this summer
Carla Ward’s side will travel Stateside for a double-header in June.
3.44pm, 24 Mar 2025
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THE REPUBLIC OF Ireland women’s national team will face the United States in an international friendly double-header in June.
Both games against the world number one will take place Stateside, with the first fixture on Thursday, 26 June in Denver, Colorado, and the second on Sunday, 29 June, in Cincinnati.
There, Carla Ward will be reunited with USA maestro Emma Hayes: the Ireland boss worked on Hayes’ staff as the Americans won gold at the the Olympic Games last summer.
The sides have previously met 15 times, most recently in the run-up to the 2023 World Cup when Vera Pauw’s Ireland were defeated 1-0 and 2-0 in St Louis, Missouri and Austin, Texas.
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“We are looking forward to these two games against the best international team in women’s football as they will provide the kind of challenge that we need to expose our players to more often,” said Ward.
“As we continue to work on further developing our squad, these games will allow us the opportunity to put some of our work into practice in what will be two intense games that we will learn a lot from.”
These friendlies follow the Uefa Nations League group stages, which Ireland resume next week with a double-header against Greece. Ward is due to name her squad for those games tomorrow morning.
International Friendlies
USA v Ireland
Thursday, 26 June
Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, Commerce City, Colorado
KO 7.07pm (local time), 1.07am (Irish time)
USA v Ireland
Sunday, 29 June
TQL Stadium, Cincinnati
KO 3:07pm (local time), 7.07pm (Irish time)
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