The U.S. women's handling of 'The Star Spangled Banner' before Wednesday's game against Netherlands upset folks again.
So this wasn’t necessarily a new or unique situation for the team or its players, but it still got social media fired up.
And there were plenty of folks from the U.S. on social media pulling for their home team to take the “L” against the Netherlands Wednesday. A few players, clearly, still didn’t follow along. And that was all social media needed to add fuel to the fire.
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