The semifinals of the 2015 Women's World Cup will kick off Tuesday night when the United States women's national team takes on top-ranked Germany in Montreal at 7 p.m. ET.
And now it's getting personal.
Germany coach Silvia Neid decided to take shots at the United States, but not just for their actions on the field.
"The USA are so very convinced about themselves," she said, according to Ben Gladwell of espnW.com. "Americans are naturally loud."
The "loud" Americans will likely let their defense do the talking in tonight's match, as it is the backbone of their team and the key to their success.