Germany Women fought back to beat Japan, the USWNT recovered from a two-goal deficit to draw with Spain, and 10-player Argentina did likewise against Brazil in internationals friendlies.
Germany came from behind to record a 2-1 home win over Japan.
Momoko Tanikawa thumped in a 15th-minute opener assisted by Aoba Fujino, but Linda Dallmann equalised into the roof of the net from a Klara Bühl pass.
Bühl was found in space by Melissa Kössler to score the 73rd-minute winner into the far corner.
Brazil let a two-goal lead slip as Argentina battled to a 2-2 draw despite a red card.
Bia Zaneratto headed home a cross from Raíssa Bahia, and Gio Garbelini struck from outside the box on the break.
Daiana Falfán finished a pass from Flor Bonsegundo, and when Agostina Holzheier was taken down in the box by Isabela, Bonsegundo converted from the spot to make it 2-2.
Just a couple of minutes later, Sofía Domínguez was sent off.
Spain looked to be making it two wins from two in the USA until the hosts’ second-half fightback.
A ball from Clara Serrajordi came right through to provide a tap-in for Alexia Putellas, who turned provider five minutes as the US gave the ball away, and Salma Paralluelo scored via the underside of the bar.
The US countered quickly after the break, with Ashley Sanchez advancing into the area and picking her spot inside the far post.
In the 86th minute, the scores were levelled as Michelle Cooper played the ball back for Mallory Swanson to sweep home.
Denmark won 4-3 away to Canada, with the victory set up by three goals in the space of 10 first-half minutes.
Delaney Pridham had scored first for the hosts, but Olivia Holdt hit back with a double – the first from long range – and Pernille Harder netted in between.
Évelyne Viens got Canada back into it soon after the restart, but Janni Thomsen restored the two-goal cushion before Olivia Smith grabbed a third for the Canadians.
Despite an exchange of goals in the first three minutes, Australia thrashed Haiti 7-1.
Leticia McKenna scored off a Clare Wheeler cross, and Haiti struck straight back on the break through Melchie Dumornay.
McKenna restored the lead with her secodn goal just before halftime, followed by a Kethna Louis own goal and efforts from Caitlin Foord, Daniela Galić, Wheeler, and Holly McNamara.
Mexico defeated Jamaica 3-1, aided by a sixth-minute own goal.
An awkward backpass beat goalkeeper Becky Spencer to see the ReggaeGirlz trail early on.
Maricarmen Reyes doubled the lead in the first half via a Kimberly Rodríguez cross, Jacqueline Ovalle extended the advantage with a free kick into the top corner.
Kiki Van Zanten quickly replied from outside the box, assisted by Atlanta Primus.
Manuela Vanegas opened the scoring for Colombia as they won in Venezuela.
Gabriela Rodriguez doubled the lead by halftime, with the hosts replying late on.
El Salvador lost two players and a two-goal advantage.
El Salvador squandered a 2-0 halftime lead as Paraguay fought back, with the hosts having two players sent off. Montserrat Ayala scored the winner for Paraguay, making it 3-2 in the final 10 minutes.
Other Results:
Moldova 0-1 Georgia
Andorra 2-1 Faroe Islands
Morocco 0-0 Uzbekistan
Lebanon 2-1 Palestine
Jordan 0-0 Indonesia
Saudi Arabia 0-1 Malaysia
Peru 0-2 Philippines
Luxembourg 0-4 Montenegro
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