August 27, 2003

U.S. National Team will be first to practise at Home Depot Center

The U.S. National will become the first-ever U.S. National Team to play at the stadium when the Americans play Costa Rica on September, 1st. at 8 p.m. (ESPN2). The match could add some nice numbers to several of the U.S. players resumes in the international arena. The match at the Home Depot Center could carry some added significance for several members of the U.S. team. If Kristine Lilly plays and the USA wins, it will be her 200th win. If Tiffany Robertsplays she will be the sixteenth U.S. player to reach 100 caps. When Tiffeny Milbrett scores two more goals she will join four other women in soccer history to have scored 100 international goals.

All the sessions are open to the media and fans, but fans must stay in designated areas to view the practices.

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