With Trinity Rodman, U.S. women’s soccer looks poised to end its Olympic gold-medal drought

Trinity Rodman

PARIS — The soccer game moved like a French waiter with the check from your dinner. For an eternity, nothing happened.

The U.S. women’s soccer team was in extra time, a mere 15 minutes from needing a penalty shootout with Japan to determine their fate in the Paris Olympics. Given how things have gone for the Americans at this stage of recent international events, that was an outcome that none of the U-S-A chanting fans at Parc de Princes wanted to consider.

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