The U.S. women’s national team defeated Iceland 3-1 on Thursday in its first match following its gold-medal run this summer at the Paris Olympics. Alyssa Thompson and Jaedyn Shaw, both still teenagers, scored first before Sophia Smith provided a late dagger to seal the result.

Shaw, who was born in Frisco, fired home the winning goal in the 85th minute as the USWNT defeated Iceland 3-1 in an international friendly at Q2 Stadium. More: Mallory Swanson celebrates more than a gold medal as USWNT starts its tour in Austin

Late goals from Jaedyn Shaw and Sophia Smith ensured the U.S. women's national team were victorious in their first game since winning Olympic gold, beating Iceland 3-1 at Austin, Texas' Q2 Stadium on Thursday.

The United States, buoyed by goals from teenagers Alyssa Thompson and Jaedyn Shaw, beat Iceland 3-1 in a friendly match .

The 19-year-old Thompson made her third start for the US, while Jaedyn Shaw and Sophia Smith also scored for Emma Hayes's squad.

The United States women's national team beat Iceland 3-1 in its first match on home soil since winning gold at the Olympics.