Women’s World Cup 2015: Who are the top Twitter stars?

The U.S. Women's National Soccer Team celebrates after winning the Women's World Cup on Sunday, July 5, in Vancouver, Canada. The United States defeated Japan with a final score of 5-2. Click through the gallery to see tournament highlights:

Alex Morgan of the United States celebrates the impressive win.

Megan Rapinoe of the United States and Homare Sawa of Japan fight for the ball.

Japan goalkeeper Ayumi Kaihori allows a third goal to United States' Carli Lloyd during the first half.

Japanese football fans react to a U.S. goal at a public screening of the game in Tokyo.

U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo watches as American Julie Johnston and Homare Sawa of Japan battle for a header during the second half.

Alex Morgan of the United States controls the ball in the second half.

Hope Solo allows a goal during the second half.

Japan's Yuki Ogimi of Japan scores a goal during the first half.

Homare Sawa vies with Abby Wambach.

England celebrates a penalty kick goal against Germany during extra time at the Women's World Cup soccer third-place match in Edmonton, Alberta, on Saturday, July 4. England defeated Germany with a final score of 1-0.

England's Katie Chapman knocks down Germany's Sara Dabritz during the second half of the Women's World Cup soccer third-place match on Saturday.

England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley makes a save against Germany during second-half action on Saturday, July 4.

Japanese players celebrate their first-half goal against England during a Women's World Cup semifinal on Wednesday, July 1. Japan, the defending World Cup champions, won 2-1 after a late-minute own goal by England's Laura Bassett.

England's Josanne Potter, right, consoles Bassett after the whistle.

Yuki Ogimi of Japan battles through two England defenders.

England's Katie Chapman, center, congratulates Fara Williams after Williams tied the score on a penalty kick. Both teams traded penalty-kick goals before Bassett's own goal.

Jill Scott of England and Azusa Iwashimizu of Japan slide in for the ball.

English goalkeeper Karen Bardsley hangs from the crossbar.

Japan's Nahomi Kawasumi shields Chapman during the first half.

American Kelley O'Hara, center in white, celebrates after scoring a goal against Germany on Tuesday, June 30. The goal, late in the second half, clinched a 2-0 semifinal victory for the Americans. They will now get a rematch against Japan, the team that defeated them in the 2011 World Cup final.

U.S. midfielder Tobin Heath gets knocked over by Germany's Tabea Kemme.

Germany's Alexandra Popp, left, clashed heads with American Morgan Brian early in the match. Both players received treatment and returned to action.

German forward Celia Sasic reacts after missing a penalty kick early in the second half. It would have given Germany a 1-0 lead.

Alex Morgan of the United States is defended by Germany's Annike Krahn, left, and Lena Goessling.

England players celebrate a goal during their 2-1 victory over Canada in the Women's World Cup on Saturday, June 27. The victory in Vancouver, British Columbia, gave England its first-ever trip to the semifinals.

Canada's Christine Sinclair shoots the ball past English goalkeeper Karen Bardsley.

England's Jodie Taylor, left, celebrates her goal against Canada with teammate Jill Scott.

Japanese players celebrate a goal scored by Mana Iwabuchi (No. 16) during a match against Australia on June 27. It was the only goal scored in the quarterfinal match, which was played in Edmonton, Alberta.

Kyah Simon of Australia challenges Azusa Iwashimizu of Japan.

Australia's Caitlin Foord, left, and Lisa De Vanna try to keep the ball from Japan's Aya Miyama.

Samantha Kerr of Australia flies in the air as she is fouled by Iwashimizu.

U.S. defender Meghan Klingenberg stands over China's Wang Lisi during a match in Ottawa on Friday, June 26. The United States won 1-0 to advance to the semifinals.

China's Lou Jiahui collides with U.S. defender Julie Johnston.

U.S. midfielder Tobin Heath fights for the ball with China's Pang Fengyue.

U.S. forward Amy Rodriguez kicks the ball during the China match.

Johnston and China's Wang Shuang vie for the ball during the second half.

Germany's Simone Laudehr, right, is challenged by Jessica Houara of France during a quarterfinal match in Montreal on June 26. Germany advanced after winning a penalty shootout.

Germany's Nadine Angerer allows a goal on a penalty kick.

France's Claire Lavogez is consoled by head coach Philippe Bergeroo after she missed her penalty in the shootout.

French midfielder Claire Lavogez slides in on German midfielder Tabea Kemme.

France's Jessica Houara, right, trips Alexandra Popp.

Japan goalkeeper Ayumi Kaihori dives for a save during a round-of-16 match in Vancouver on Tuesday, June 23. Japan defeated the Netherlands 2-1 to advance to the quarterfinals of the tournament.

Dutch player Desiree van Lunteren heads the ball during the match against Japan.

Japan's Azusa Iwashimizu knocks the ball away from Lieke Martens.

Japan's Aya Sameshima shoots over the bar.

U.S. midfielder Megan Rapinoe is fouled by Colombia defender Angela Clavijo during a round-of-16 match in Edmonton on Monday, June 22. The foul was in the box, leading to a penalty that Carli Lloyd converted into a goal. The United States won the match 2-0 to advance to the quarterfinals.

Lloyd goes for the ball between Colombia's Stefany Castano, left, and Natalia Gaitan.

U.S. forward Abby Wambach kicks the ball away from goalkeeper Catalina Perez. Wambach was called offside on the play.

Clavijo stretches for the ball in front of U.S. midfielder Lauren Holiday.

Norway's Ada Hegerberg heads the ball during a round-of-16 match against England on June 22. England trailed 1-0 but came back to win 2-1 in Ottawa.

Norway forward Isabell Herlovsen, center, fights for the ball against England's Karen Carney, left.

England's Katie Chapman competes with Norway's Solveig Gulbrandsen.

England's Laura Bassett, left, chases Herlovsen in the second half.

Hegerberg vies for the ball with Lucy Bronze, left.

From left, Canada's Ashley Lawrence, Christine Sinclair, Josee Belanger and Rhian Wilkinson celebrate Belanger's goal against Switzerland on Sunday, June 21. Canada won the round-of-16 match 1-0 in Vancouver.

Canada's Melissa Tancredi tries to get a shot past Swiss goalkeeper Gaelle Thalmann.

Thalmann watches a shot deflect off the goal frame.

Switzerland's Ana Maria Crnogorcevic and Canada's Allysha Chapman collide during the first half.

Marie Laure Delie of France kicks the ball in front of Cho So-hyun of South Korea during a round-of-16 match June 21 in Montreal. France won 3-0.

South Korean goalkeeper Kim Jung-mi makes a save against France's Amandine Henry during the first half.

France's Eugenie Le Sommer celebrates a goal by teammate Marie-Laure Delie.

French midfielder Elodie Thomis leaps over South Korea defender Lee Eun-mi.

Australia's Laura Alleway, right, defends against Brazil midfielder Formiga during a match June 21 in Moncton, New Brunswick. Australia upset Brazil 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals.

Fabiana of Brazil was given a yellow card after tripping Caitlin Foord.

Brazil's Marta slides into Elise Kellond-Knight.

Fabiana heads the ball above Australia's Katrina Gorry.

Chinese goalkeeper Wang Fei saves a shot during a round-of-16 match against Cameroon on Saturday, June 20. China defeated Cameroon 1-0 in Edmonton.

Cameroon goalkeeper Annette Ngo Ndom saves a shot on goal.

China's Wu Haiyan stops the ball.

Cameroon's Jeannette Yango and China's Wang Shanshan compete for a header.

Germany's Saskia Bartusiak, left, collides with Sweden's Sofia Jakobsson during a round-of-16 match in Ottawa on June 20. Germany won 4-1 to advance to the quarterfinals.

German forward Celia Sasic collides into Swedish goalkeeper Hedvig Lindahl.

Germany's Anja Mittag takes a shot past Linda Sembrant.

German goalkeeper Nadine Angerer makes a save against a charging Jakobsson.

South Korean players celebrate after they defeated Spain 2-1 in Ottawa on Wednesday, June 17.