Three keys for USWNT to bounce back against Spain at Subaru Park in rematch against defending World Cup champs

Emma Hayes wants her squad to capitalize on its chances after generating 10 shots on target without a goal in Saturday The United States women's national team will get one more chance to prove they're among the world's best on Tuesday night at Subaru Park. The group will try to bounce back against Spain and close out the international window after Saturday's 2-0 loss, in which Spain took the lead just 14 minutes in. Despite a flurry of shot creation and attempts on goal, the squad couldn't escape the early hole it dug itself into. The questions facing the team and head coach Emma Hayes are as much about adjustments as they are about finishing in the final third.

Here are three keys to the upcoming game: Date: Tuesday, Oct. 13 | Time: 7 p.m. ETLocation: Subaru Park — Chester, Pa.TV: TNT | Live stream: HBO MaxOdds: USWNT +165; Draw +230; Spain +140 The biggest stat Hayes has emphasized following the loss is the team's high totals in shot creation and attempts on target, with nothing to show for it. She's been clear in press conferences that "you can't give them a head start" when discussing the two goals conceded in the first friendly, but the group's response was the highlight despite the lack of goals. "We have to tighten