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Washington Spirit players in Feb. 2025 international matches: schedule and how to watch

The start of the NWSL is still weeks away, but Washington Spirit fans can get an early look at some of their favorite players by tuning into the many international matches taking place this month. Spirit players will feature in the She Believes Cup, Pinatar Cup, and UEFA Women’s Nations League over the next two weeks.

Find out how you can follow along below.

She Believes Cup – USA, Colombia, Japan

Though there are some notable Spirit snubs from the U.S. Women’s National Team roster, the increasing international diversity of the squad means that there will be a Spirit player in every match of this year’s She Believes Cup. Center back Tara McKeown could get her first ever cap with the U.S., while Leicy Santos will represent Colombia and Narumi Miura Japan in the six-match, four-team tournament played in three U.S. cities.

Japan vs. AustraliaThu., Feb. 205 p.m. ETMax (ENG); Universo, Peacock (ESP)
USA vs. ColombiaThu., Feb. 208 p.m. ETMax (ENG); Universo, Peacock (ESP)
Colombia vs. JapanSun., Feb. 233 p.m. ETMax (ENG); Universo, Peacock (ESP)
USA vs. AustraliaSun., Feb. 235 p.m. ETTBS, Max (ENG); Universo, Peacock (ESP)
Australia vs. ColombiaWed., Feb. 267:30 p.m. ETMax (ENG); Universo, Peacock (ESP)
USA vs. JapanWed., Feb. 2610:30 p.m. ETTBS, Max (ENG); Universo, Peacock (ESP)

Pinatar Cup – Canada

Fullback Gabby Carle has once again been called up the Canadian National Team. They’ll play for the first time in the Pinatar Cup in San Pedro del Pinatar, Spain, facing China, Mexico, and Chinese Taipei.

Information on how to view these matches in the United States will be updated as it becomes available.

Canada vs. ChinaWed., Feb. 191 p.m. ET
Canada vs. MexicoSat., Feb. 221 p.m. ET
Canada vs. Chinese TaipeiTue., Feb. 251 p.m. ET

UEFA Women’s Nations League – England

Finally, Esme Morgan will join England for the first leg of the UEFA Women’s Nations League. They’ll play a pair of matches — away against Portugal and at home against Spain — to begin the year-long tournament that will help decide qualifying for the next Women’s World Cup.

Information on how to view these matches in the United States will be updated as it becomes available.

England vs. PortugalFri., Feb. 212:45 p.m. ET
England vs. SpainWed., Feb. 263 p.m. ET

Lead photograph of Gabby Carle courtesy of the Washington Spirit

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Bryan McEachern
Bryan McEachern
February 18, 2025 11:49 am

I am intrigued by the China and Taiwan pairing.

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