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As part of its unprecedented coverage of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup, espnW presents a series of six soccer documentaries made by women and about women. The short films tell stories of courage, perseverance, barrier-breaking, and redemption.

The U.S. Women's National Team welcomed members of the Armed Forces and their families to training on Thursday, signing autographs and meeting some of the men and women who serve their country while stationed in Germany.

United States 3 - 0 Colombia Scoring Summary United States: Heather O'Reilly (12') United States: Megan Rapinoe (50') United States: Carli Lloyd (57')

Megan Rapinoe came on as a 46th minute substitute and was singing "Booooorn in the USA!!!" into a field microphone about three minutes later after blasting one into the back of the net ... incredible first touch, incredible goal, even better celebration

Heather O'Reilly going top shelf to put the US Women up 1 - nil early.... DIRTY!!! (#DunnyVoice)

North Korea 0 - 1 Sweden Scoring Summary Sweden: Lisa Dahlkvist (64')

U.S. Women's National Team defender Amy LePeilbet is the first guest on Studio 90 Extra Time in Heidelberg, Germany. Part 2 after the jump.... (more...)

After the match against North Korea goal-scorers Rachel Buehler and Lauren Cheney head to ESPN. In Heidelberg there's an open training session for Armed Forces and their families and the WNT also meet up with their own families ahead of the match against Colombia.