The U.S. women’s soccer team is set to defend its Women’s World Cup title Tuesday starting with a match against Thailand.

Ahead of kickoff, the women’s team received warm support across social media. Former President Barack Obama, Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and several major sports teams all wished the American women good luck on their journey back to glory.

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The U.S., led by Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe and Julie Ertz, is not expected to have a particularly tough time against Thailand in its first match. Former U.S. national team star Heather O’Reilly told Fox News she expected the Americans to deliver a ton of goals.

“It might be a good way to introduce yourself to the 2019 World Cup to get a couple of goals under your belt. Hopefully, the attacking players will feel free, and the momentum and that confidence will carry them through the group,” she said,

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Former U.S. men’s national team goalie Tim Howard also believed the U.S. would have a pretty easy time with Thailand.

“I think it would be good to get off to a flying start, put some goals into the back of the net. The first game is always jitters even though it’s Thailand,” Howard said on “Fox & Friends.” “They’ll be excited for it and I think they’ll win.”

The Americans also have Sweden and Chile in their group.

The U.S. is set to play Chile on Sunday and Sweden on June 20.