Women's Soccer - 07.23.12

	July 23, 2012 Women's Soccer PHIL TAYLOR

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The reigning two-time Olympic champions are still smarting over the excruciating penalty-kick shootout loss to Japan in last year's World Cup final. Veterans of that team—including (clockwise from far left) midfielder Carli Lloyd, forward Alex Morgan and midfielders Heather O'Reilly and Lauren Cheney—are bent on redemption in London.

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	ARTICLES	GALLERIES	COVERS
FIFA World Cup	241	0	17
Phil Taylor	91	0	51
Soccer	1128	0	22
London	393	0	2
Carli Lloyd	1	0	0

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FIFA World Cup (17)