VIDEO: LA Sol, Boston Breakers Players React To Draw

Goal.com has reaction from WPS players and coaches on video for our site visitors, where Tony DiCicco, Kelly Smith, Kristine Lilly and Stephanie Cox all make appearances.

May 11, 2009 4:50:54 AM

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The two top teams in Women's professional soccer faced off on Sunday, putting two of the league's best players, Kelly Smith and Marta, on display.

The fireworks were confined to little moments on the field, however, as a few chances went begging and the LA Sol and Boston Breakers settled for a scoreless draw.

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Still, Boston probably felt they had the slight advantage, given that they have a win and a draw away versus the Sol in the two games the teams have played.

Boston coach Tony DiCicco, Boston players Kelly Smith and Kristine Lilly and Sol defender Stephanie Cox all shared their thoughts on the match and where the squads stand.

Check out the video below.



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