The GIST: The No. 4 USWNT launched a strong comeback to defeat No. 9 CanWNT 5–4 on penalties and clinch their fifth consecutive SheBelieves Cup title last night, while No. 10 Brazil took third over No. 7 Japan.

• Winning hardware is always nice, but the real benefit of this friendly tourney is learning about the Paris-bound squads with just 107 days until the upcoming Summer Games. Fantastique.

Championship recap: This one was a back-and-forth battle. CanWNT forward Adriana Leon capitalized on a turnover and exposed an American defensive error to put the red and white up 1–0, a lead that was answered by American forward Sophia Smith’s two second-half goals.

• Canada eventually equalized late on a questionable foul call, but in the end, the red, white, and blue prevailed, with goalie Alyssa Naeher recording three saves in the shootout and scoring a penalty kick of her own. Swear it’s déjà vu.

No. 4 USWNT’s keys to success: The Americans maintained possession for most of last night’s game but struggled to sustain their attack until the second half. That’s when, after a few months of inconsistent performances, Smith re-asserted herself as a top offensive option and won the tourney’s MVP award.

• SheBelieves marked the end of interim head coach Twila Kilgore’s successful tenure, as the Emma Hayes head coaching era now begins in earnest. Ch-ch-changes.

No. 9 CanWNT takeaways: The defending Olympic champs played with a combination of patience and tenacity last night, first waiting to capitalize on American mistakes and then moving quickly after turnovers to apply offensive pressure, which resulted in their two goals.

• Unlike the USWNT, whose pace dropped once they were leading in the second half, CanWNT was ready to strike at all times. You can never count the red and white out.

Looking for the perfect book to fire you up this Aries season? Sidelined: Sports, Culture, and Being a Woman in America, is an enraging look at misogyny across sports media.

Author Julie DiCaro unflinchingly shares her personal experiences in the sports industry. As women working in sports, we know firsthand how tough it can be.

TL;DR: This book is a must-read for sports fans. It’s short, hard-hitting, and important — just like DiCaro’s 2016 #MoreThanMean video.

Looking ahead, April’s book club pick is Fangirl Down by Tessa Bailey. Read along on Fable, and join our book club list to stay up-to-date.

⚽ UEFA Champions League: Paris Saint-Germain vs. Barcelona — Today at 3 p.m. ET — CBS

• Two of the game’s greatest scorers — Kylian Mbappe for PSG and Robert Lewandowski for Barça — clash in Leg 1 of this quarter-final matchup. Golazos, incoming.

🏀 NBA: Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Denver Nuggets — Tonight at 10 p.m. ET — ESPN

• With the regular season nearing its close, the top seed in the Western Conference could be decided in this pivotal matchup between the current No. 1 and the defending champs.

🎓🏒 NCAA men’s hockey: Frozen Four — Tomorrow at 5 p.m. ET and 8:30 p.m. ET — ESPN+

• And then there were four. No. 3 Denver and No. 2 BU start the semifinals party before Michigan and No. 1 BC drop the puck for a ticket to Saturday’s championship game.

Spring has sprung, the birds are chirping, you’re spending more time outside — you just need some goodr shades. Their 100% polarized, non-slip sunnies are a sweaty sporty spice’s best accessory, built for activities and available in tons of colors.

• Best of all, goodr sunglasses start at just $25 (with an extra 10% off if you sign up using your email). Go on — treat yourself.

The successes and missteps at this year’s women’s March Madness. The tournament saw record-setting crowds and viewership, but also had glaring issues, including mismatched three-point lines.

This episode of Chicken Shop Date with Formula 1 driver Lando Norris. Fingers crossed Amelia interviews the whole grid.

There's Always This Year: On Basketball and Ascension a personal reflection on basketball, grief, and the impact of LA Laker LeBron James, written by Hanif Abdurraqib.