Netflix dropped the trailer for the U.S. Women's national team's documentary that tells the story of their woeful 2023 World Cup campaign.

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• Netflix releases trailer on World Cup Documentary
• USWNT crashed out of World Cup in knockouts

• Andonovski resigned shortly after

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  WHAT HAPPENED?

  The streaming company released the trailer on social media Tuesday morning, with it showing 107 seconds of what the documentary will entail. From losing in a heartbreaking penalty shootout to Sweden, to preparing for matches off the pitch, the show is surely going to be telltale. The 2023 World Cup was the worst performance by the USWNT in their history and the first time they had never ended up on the podium.

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  The 2023 Women's World Cup was an absolute disaster for the USWNT and Andonovski – who resigned shortly after the conclusion of the tournament. It appeared as though the squad were lost tactically on the pitch, with multiple players being deployed out of position. The documentary will be eye-opening for fans across the country, especially considering the expectations for the previous 2015 and 2019 World Champions.

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  WHAT NEXT FOR THE USWNT?

  New USWNT boss Emma Hayes won't take over until the end of the WSL season with Chelsea. Until then, interim boss Twila Kilgore is at the helm. Two friendlies against China PR await them on December 2 and 5, with the 2024 Paris Olympics being their next major tournament. Hayes is set to take over two months prior to the games, with four matches being planned under the new boss ahead of the tournament.

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