and yeah, it s been an honor. and we re certainly not saying that missed penalty shot, you know, it s all on her or anything like that. this is a team effort. but in totality, you really could see kind of what the loss was like for her, what it felt like. this is tough, but she has been at the apex for a very long time. so how do you kind of extrapolate what she was going through when she was talking? it s just too bad that s going to be the lasting memory of the last touch, the last time you saw megan rapinoe on the field for the u.s., and the reality is, before that, in extra time, she had a great chance, which a younger probably megan rapinoe would have put away. she didn t even get the shot off. a great cross from andy sullivan. didn t control it, didn t do anything you had to do to put the shot on goal. then it comes down to penalties, which is another specialty of megan rapinoe. set pieces, penalties, corning kicks, free kicks, and she
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