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U.S. midfielder and co-captain Lindsey Horan celebrates scoring the equalizing goal in a 2023 Women’s World Cup group-stage match against the Netherlands in Wellington, New Zealand, on Thursday, July 27. Alysa Rubin—AP  by [Sean Gregory](https://time.com/author/sean-gregory/)  ## Sean Gregory Senior Correspondent Jul 27, 2023 4:30 AM UTC In the first half of the U.S. Women National Team’s (USWNT) group stage matchup against the Netherlands on Wednesday night in Wellington, New Zealand, American midfielder and co-captain Lindsey Horan found herself exasperated, arms extended, since her teammates missed her open on the pitch. In the second half, Horan found herself chippy, fired up and physical, exchanging pushes with a Dutch player—and pro club teammate—who tackled her too hard. This time, however, Horan would take out her frustration on the soccer ball. With her head. And America averted a World Cup disaster. The game ended in a 1-1 draw: Horan’s second half aerial goal, off a Rose Lavelle corner kick, deadlocked the game in the 62nd minute. The U.S. controlled the game after Horan’s score, failing to convert a few opportunities but walking away with a point. (The Americans held a 17-4 advantage in attempts at goal). Both the U.S. and the Netherlands now have four points in their group. Neither team has yet clinched a place in the knockout round, the result the Americans in particular were surely expecting. Both teams have some work to do in their final group stage games. But both the Americans and the Netherlands are in a strong position to advance. [**_Sign up for ‘Extra Time,’ our new newsletter that will break down the biggest moments from the 2023 Women’s World Cup_**](https://cloud.newsletters.time.com/signup?nln=extra-time) The Netherlands had taken the lead early. In the 17th minute, the Dutch patiently dissected the U.S. defense and Jill Roord found herself largely unbothered near the top of the 18-yard box. Eight U.S. defenders were in the box with her. But they weren’t close enough to Roord. Her angular strike went through Horan’s legs—she had quite an unpleasant first half—and through the rest of the defense and into the net. The Americans now trailed in a World Cup game for the first time since 2011. In the 47th minute, American defender Crystal Dunn had the ball on her foot, out wide to the left. Four Netherlands players honed in on Dunn. Horan stood in the middle of the pitch, arms extended, incredulous that Dunn wasn’t sending a diagonal pass her way, to push the American attack and perhaps create a much-needed scoring chance against the Dutch. Dunn sent the ball back to Naomi Garma, who also missed Horan, who put her arms out in exasperation for a second time. Dunn got the ball back and pushed it up the sideline—Horan was still open. Dunn and Sophia Smith exchanged passes: Smith, who before the World Cup talked about the singular focus that overcomes her when she sniffs a scoring opportunity, dribbled into the teeth of the Netherlands defense. Horan’s arms went up a third time. Smith lost possession. **Read More:** [_What to Know About the U.S. Soccer Team in the 2023 Women's World Cup_](https://time.com/6292528/us-soccer-women-world-cup-2023/) What’s killer instinct in one moment counts as tunnel vision in the next. For Horan and her teammates, the halftime whistle couldn’t come soon enough. They all needed to regroup. And the switch flipped for the Americans after the break. First off, Lavelle entered the game and provided a spark, almost immediately earning a yellow card for an aggressive tackle. Her instant message: the U.S. would not fall flat in this half. To that end, moments later Danielle van de Donk hit Horan hard. The U.S. co-captain needed some quick treatment on the sideline. When she returned for a corner kick, Horan let van de Donk, her teammate at Lyon, know she didn’t appreciate such roughness. They exchanged trash talk and pushes. The ref tried to get them to make amends. Neither was really having it. Horan, however, got the upper hand: the ensuing corner kick to shut down the chatter. Lavelle lifted the ball towards the box. “Rose put in an absolute dime,” Horan said afterwards. Horan leapt and scored the game-tying header. Turns out that the U.S. would avert its first group stage loss since 2011, a year they reached the World Cup final but lost to Japan. When the match ended, Horan and van de Donk exchanged pleasantries and hugged. All’s fair in World Cup competition: the pair could go back to being buddies now. Luckily for the Americans, however, Horan saved the sportsmanship for after the final whistle. She got full-on ticked. At just the right moment. ## Transcript Here comes the shot picture. Being part of this journey and getting to do this in a with esteem in like in landscape that were in right now with women sports in particular women's soccer. I'm just like you're just a part of living history. Now that were openly going into the World Cup. It's about winning and winning brings you? The other things that you want is not the other way around. What a goal from Megan Rapinoe and what a celebration to go with it. Think my contributions in this world cup will look very different than past World Cups. I think I'll be much more of a player off the bench on the field and you know, much probably use more situationally. I see Myra honestly is doing whatever we need to do to win. Woman's was literally billions of dollars of Public Funding whether it's stadiums or practice facilities, whatever whatever that may be. So we're not doing like rocket science here like we're playing a sport and were able to effect positive change on the world and so many different ways and use the team and the diversity of the team. Whether that's the racial diversity, our sexuality diversity, where we come from, like, and use that as a vehicle to effect positive change on the world, could have been doing that to achieve this and to be able to go into a world cup and know that not only, of course, you're fighting to win and that's the whole point. But you know, if that's going to be, I guess it appropriately, compensated off the field as nice. I hope it feels normal for the younger ones and they should, they should be, you know, hopefully looking at those bonuses. Like, yeah, I I deserve this because I ironed it. I feel like I have like a deep responsibility to do that. I think everybody has a responsibility to do, whatever they can in the most impactful way that they can to make the world a better place. I say that all the time but I really do believe that I have a microphone for so many other things to not use it. For the things that, you know, I care about other people care about, we're sort of all in this together and as much as we can leverage, every single thing that we can make the world a better place and we're a couple place for everyone, then I'm willing to do that. I think in general the transition for me is just very much like a human rights issue cuz we're not going to be able to stop trans people from being trans. Stop anybody from being who they are. Ultimately, it's just pulling back the right for someone to make your own decision about their own body in their own life. Like, nobody else has anybody else's life. So that's the washing-up trans rights. That's racial Justice, that's all of that is, is tied into that. And I think, you know, the progress that we have made is is great. But obviously were saying that that that can roll back so we have to stay vigilant that. Panama into the path of Irma. Where do I see myself in 5 years? Obviously, the soccer part, you know, who's coming to an end. So, I have a lot more space and time and freedom to do stuff, but I have more vacations. I plan on saying, yes to almost every Everybody asked me to go on. Fashion terms of just a career. I mean, I always say I want to be a mogul but like a mogul for women sports and 44. Good for so many people and things. A reason why this version of me is here and I have this incredible privilege and platform and I hope that I can like turn that into the rocket fuel for the next phase of everything. ```json [{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"NewsArticle","@id":"https://time.com/6298596/lindsey-horan-world-cup-netherlands/","mainEntityOfPage":{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https://time.com/6298596/lindsey-horan-world-cup-netherlands/"},"headline":"Lindsey Horan Got Mad. 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