
Ireland head coach Scott Bemand expressed frustration following a narrow defeat to the United States, admitting that his team let a victory slip away despite dominating large stretches of the match. A late surge spearheaded by Dorothy Wall offered a final chance to snatch the result, but the effort ultimately fell short when the American defense forced a turnover on the concluding play.
Looking ahead, the squad faces consecutive fixtures against Japan, with the upcoming encounters scheduled in Galway and Cork. Bemand emphasized the necessity for his players to deliver complete eighty-minute performances moving forward, aiming to apply lessons learned from this setback when they return to the pitch.
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