Watch: USWNT’s Carli Lloyd scores hat trick in win over Haiti

U.S. women’s national team midfielder Carli Lloyd scored a hat trick against Haiti in Thursday’s friendly in Detroit.
USWNT picked up a 5–0 victory in front of a record crowd of 34,538 at Ford Field—the largest soccer crowd in the stadium’s history—thanks to Lloyd’s three goals, as well as one each from Crystal Dunn and Christen Press. Dunn also assisted on one of Lloyd’s goals and Press’s.
Lloyd’s first goal came in the sixth minute on a header from the center of the box, ignited by a cross from Dunn.
GOAL, USA! @CarliLloyd gets the party started for the USWNT. 1-0. #VictoryTour http://t.co/7jCYYFMUji
— FS1 (@FS1) September 17, 2015
Press scored the second goal of the match in the 33rd minute off a cross from Dunn.
GOAL! Christen Press doubles #USWNT's lead over Haiti after another assist from Crystal Dunn. #VictoryTour http://t.co/8pPPXN1PWK
— FS1 (@FS1) September 18, 2015
In the 37th minute, Lloyd struck a penalty kick into the bottom right corner of the goal past Haitian goalkeeper Ednie Limage.
Penalty goal, USA! Carli Lloyd gets her second of the game and it's 3-0, #USWNT. http://t.co/RAGu4zilbX
— FS1 (@FS1) September 18, 2015
Lloyd struck again in the 69th minute, completing the hat trick with another header from the center of the box off a corner kick by Lauren Holliday.
GOAL! Carli Lloyd heads home a corner to pick up a hat trick for the #USWNT vs. Haiti. 4-0 with just under 20 to go. http://t.co/EwG8Mq7L4Y
— FS1 (@FS1) September 18, 2015
USWNT’s fifth goal came in the waning seconds on a vicious header by Dunn off a cross from Heather O’Reilly. The goal was Dunn’s first with USWNT.
GOAL! Crystal Dunn scores her first goal for the #USWNT in the waning seconds. #VictoryTour http://t.co/XGwzLpiJLr
— FS1 (@FS1) September 18, 2015
USWNT outshot Haiti 40–0 in the match, putting 17 shots on goal. The teams will meet again on Sunday in Birmingham, Ala.
Haiti replaced Australia as USWNT’s opponent for this week’s friendlies as the Australian players are in the midst of a strike over a pay dispute.
- Mike Fiammetta
