USWNT player ratings vs the Netherlands: Alyssa Naeher rises to challenge one more time, as retiring goalkeeper puts in a vintage performance to lift Emma Hayes' side to win

The legendary shot-stopper helped her side escape with a 2-1 win over the Netherlands that they may not have deserved

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  Goalkeeper & Defense

  Alysas Naeher (9/10):

  In her final match, Naeher was at her very best. This was vintage Naeher, as she made multiple huge saves to keep the USWNT in it.

  Jenna Nighswonger (3/10):

  About as rough of a half as we've seen from a USWNT player of late. Was absolutely torched multiple times before being taken out at halftime.

  Tierna Davidson (5/10):

  Played her part in the own goal, as her free kick was redirected in. Had some difficult moments defensively, but was able to survive.

  Naomi Girma (6/10):

  May or may not have been fouled on the Netherlands goal. Still, was shakier than usual as the Netherlands gave the USWNT backline headaches.

  Emily Fox (6/10):

  Looked solid as usual, even if those around her struggled a bit more than anyone would have expected.

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  Midfield

  Sam Coffey (6/10):

  Did her job as usual, but there were a few giveaways in there that made things a bit harder. Even so, she was fine.

  Korbin Albert (5/10):

  Never really found the balance with Lavelle and Horan as the more attack-minded midfielders. Right now, she's a lesser version of those two, which isn't helpful when they're both on the field, too.

  Lindsey Horan (5/10):

  Played in a odd spot due to the USWNT's lack of a true No. 9. Struggled to really influence the game despite being played higher up.

  Rose Lavelle (6/10):

  At times, looked like the most dangerous player on the field, but that's not saying much given how quiet the USWNT was for large stretches. Never quite created THE chance before being taken off in the second half.

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  Attack

  Jaedyn Shaw (4/10):

  Really struggled to get into the game. Was fighting for the ball on the Netherlands own goal, so she did have something to do with that, but, outside of that, was nearly invisible.

  Yazmeen Ryan (7/10):

  An absolutely fantastic assist on Williams' goal. Was somewhat quiet before that, but the effort never stopped as she built up to a lovely cross to win the game.

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  Subs & Manager

  Emily Sonnett (6/10):

  Brought in at left-back to provide stability and leadership. Did just that as the U.S. calmed down in the second half.

  Lynn Williams (9/10):

  Got in and scored the game-winner - can't ask for much more than that.

  Alyssa Thompson (7/10):

  Was dangerous throughout her time on the field. On another day, could have had a goal, an assist or more.

  Hal Hershfelt (6/10):

  Did her thing in midfield as she helped the U.S. get more control.

  Lily Yohannes (6/10):

  A huge night for her, but you'd never have known it based on her demeanor. Was so, so calm as she showed flashes of why both of these teams wanted her so badly (even as she withstood some occasional booing from the Netherlands crowd).

  Ally Sentnor (N/A):

  Came on in the final minutes to see out the game.

  Emma Hayes (7/10):

  Got it fairly wrong with the initial tactics, but fixed it at halftime with her subs. Ultimately, those subs helped seal the win, so a good job from the USWNT boss, who has yet to lose with this squad.