ST LOUIS – Al­ly Sent­nor and Lynn Biyen­do­lo both scored braces to lead the Unit­ed States Women’s Na­tion­al Team (USWNT) to a 4-0 vic­to­ry over Ja­maica’s Reg­gae Girlz in their in­ter­na­tion­al friend­ly at En­er­giz­er Park in the Unit­ed State­son Tues­day.

Sent­nor found the back of the net in the 19th and 28th min­utes, while Biven­do­lo ce­ment­ed the win with two goals in the sec­ond half (60′, 88′) to en­sure USWNT re­mained un­de­feat­ed against the Reg­gae Girlz in six out­ings.

The USWNT’s first goal came af­ter some nice buildup, with Lily Yohannes play­ing a per­fect ball over the Ja­maica de­fense to Emi­ly Fox, who laid it off for Sent­nor to blast past Ja­maica keep­er Liya Brooks with her first touch.

Her sec­ond was a more straight­for­ward af­fair, as the ball fell to her in the area for an easy left-foot­ed fin­ish.

Biyen­do­lo then came on as a sec­ond-half sub­sti­tute and scored short­ly af­ter, tap­ping home from close range af­ter a cor­ner kick to make it 3-0, and added her sec­ond late on with a blis­ter­ing run through the heart of the Ja­maica de­fense to fin­ish from an Av­ery Pat­ter­son cross.

It was a dom­i­nant per­for­mance from USWNT who fin­ished with a huge ad­van­tage in shot at­tempts (23-2), shots on goals (10-0) and cor­ner kicks (12-0), while main­tain­ing 82.4 per cent pos­ses­sion.

CMC