Rose Lavelle’s return to the U.S. women’s national team was nothing short of spectacular. In a 4-0 victory over Ireland at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado, Lavelle scored a goal and added an assist in her first international appearance in nearly seven months. Her performance was hailed as a key moment in her career, with teammates and coaches expressing their admiration for her return.
Coach Emma Hayes, who has been a vocal supporter of Lavelle throughout her career, praised the midfielder’s efforts in a post-match press conference, calling her ‘Only One Rose’ in recognition of her unique talent and dedication. ‘She’s an incredible talent, and her return is a huge boost for the team,’ Hayes said. The match was a significant win for the U.S. team, showcasing their strength and depth in international competition.
Lavelle’s return to form also has implications for her club team, the Orlando Pride, which is part of the National Women’s Soccer League. Her improved performance at the international level is expected to translate into better results for her club as well. The U.S. women’s team will now look to build on this win as they prepare for upcoming international fixtures, with Lavelle’s presence on the field being a welcome sign for fans and players alike.