Most soccer players are ecstatic if they score one goal in a major tournament. So you can only imagine how Carli Lloyd must have felt after she managed to put away three, within a span of just 16 minutes in the biggest game of all - The 2015 World Cup Final against Japan.
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… Read MoreSports Briefing: Venus Williams Falls in the Italian Open QuarterfinalsWilliams lost to Garbiñe Muguruza, the third seed and the defending French Open champion, in three sets.
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