Lindsey Horan's Late Equalizer Gives USA Draw Against Australia in Tournament of Nations

Lindsey Horan scored a late equalizer to give the USWNT a draw against Australia in the Tournament of Nations and keep the Americans' unbeaten streak alive.

Lindsey Horan came up huge Sunday with the USA's 17-game unbeaten streak on the line by heading down a pinpoint corner from Megan Rapinoe to score a late equalizer against Australia and ensure a share of the points for the USWNT in its second game of the Tournament of Nations.

Australia, which is the last team to beat the U.S.—in a game that took place almost to the day a year ago, also in the Tournament of Nations—nearly beat the Americans again when the Matildas got out on the counterattack in the 22nd minute and a smart ball by Lisa De Vanna saw Chloe Logarzo slip behind the USWNT defense and score the first goal of the game. 

Australia opened the scoring with this counterattacking goal by Chloe Logarzo (via @TheMatildas) #ToN2018 pic.twitter.com/Wu3iJ5iWWf

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The Americans, who had looked the aggressors before the goal, took some time getting back into the game and really seemed to struggle to find the right final ball for much of the game. It looked like Australia was going to beat the USWNT for the second time in just over a year before the Americans won a corner as the game crept into stoppage time. 

Rapinoe put in a solid ball and Horan rose up to meet it and give the Americans a share of the points going into their final game of the tournament against Brazil on Thursday.

Lindsey Horan to the rescue! She scores in extra time to give the USWNT a share of the points and keeps the Americans' unbeaten streak alive pic.twitter.com/xkiTIv5dFf

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Australia, which is tied with the U.S. on four points through two games, will finish against Japan.