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Video: Kristine Lilly saves USWNT in 1999 World Cup


Brandi Chastain will forever be remembered as the hero of the 1999 Women's World Cup final, and rightfully so — she kept her composure and scored the winning goal for the US in its penalty shootout against China. But without , Chastain might have never had her moment. In the 100th minute of extra time, China had its best scoring opportunity. (FOX Sports)

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Video: Kristine Lilly saves USWNT in 1999 World Cup