"Boss that we can trust!"- Fans react to Emma Hayes' coaching skills in USWNT's match against Costa Rica

Emma Hayes has been priming the United States women's national soccer team with a series of friendly matches ahead of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Fans reacted to her on-field tactical instructions during USWNT's final pre-Olympic match against Costa Rica at the Audi Field.

The USWNT's previous two matches have been nothing short of impeccable, with the team winning 3-0 against South Korea and extending their winning streak to claim a 1-0 win over Mexico. As they gear up for the Olympic Games, the Hayes-coached side will begin their Olympic campaign against Zambia on July 25.

During their match against Costa Rica which ended in a draw, a video of coach Hayes guiding the players was shared on the official X page of the U.S. women’s national team.

She had a mic on and was restless on the touchline, trying as much as possible to advise the players on how best they could tackle their opponents. In the video, Emma Hayes urged players to stay patient and focus on their opponents.

"Emma Hayes is mic'd up on the touchline, give it a listen! 🎙️"

Following the video, fans came out to laud Hayes for her impeccable coaching skills.

One fan said:

"Boss that we can trust! LFG!!! 😤."

"The Emma Hayes era of the #USWNT is going to be AWESOME," another fan commented.

"First time I’ve heard Emma Hayes speak…. Bloody Brilliant #USWNT," a fan chimed in.

Here are some more reactions from fans, who praised Hayes' tactical instructions:

"The smartest coaching hire US Soccer has made in soooo long!" a fan added.

"This is iconic I want this every time," another fan commented.

"I love her. Brilliant hire. @usmnt, HELLO?!!!!" a fan penned.

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Emma Hayes reveals why she dropped Alex Morgan from USWNT roster for Paris Olympic Games

Emma Hayes at the Manchester United v Chelsea FC match - Barclays Women´s Super League

U.S. women’s national team head coach Emma Hayes has disclosed why she dropped experienced striker Alex Morgan for the team to the Olympic Games.

Emma Hayes, speaking on the "Women’s Game" podcast, disclosed that she wanted to give other players exposure and experience to play on the big stage.

"The cap accumulation down our roster is too low. We need to start giving exposure and experiences to players that might have been in and around," Hayes said [at 22:20].

"It helps when players can be a little more versatile, but it's not the sole decision. When it comes to Alex (Morgan), there's no easy way to give someone bad news," she added.

Meanwhile, the U.S. women’s football team to the Olympic Games will comprise goalkeepers Alyssa Naeher and Casey Murphy.

The defenders comprise Tierna Davidson and Emily Fox, Naomi Girma, Casey Krueger, Jenna Nighswonger, and Emily Sonnett.

Midfield maestros include Korbin Albert, Sam Coffey, Lindsey Horan, Rose Lavelle, and Catarina Macario.

The forwards in the team comprise Crystal Dunn, Trinity Rodman, Jaedyn Shaw, Sophia Smith, and Mallory Swanson. The alternates in the team comprise Jane Campbell, Hal Hershfelt, Croix Bethune, and Lynn Williams.