Japan gets storybook ending, beats U.S. for Women’s World Cup

Salt Lake Tribune Monday 18th July, 2011

(Frank Augstein | The Associated Press) Japan's Saki Kumagai, background, scores the decisive goal past United States goalkeeper Hope Solo during the penalty-shootout of the final match between Japan and the United States at the Women's Soccer World Cup in Frankfurt, Germany, Sunday. The Japanese women's soccer team won their first World Cup Sunda...

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