“I’m overstimulated,” said Jessica Scaparro after watching Daniëlle van de Donk of the Netherlands land a crunching tackle on the United States’ Lindsey Horan. The crash and the fiery exchange that ensued, which saw Horan shove van de Donk, were replayed on the jumbotron and dozens of screens at Pig Beach BBQ in Astoria, where a packed crowd of hundreds of U.S. supporters (and about a dozen Dutch ones) had gathered to catch one of the most anticipated matches of the Women’s World Cup being played in Australia and New Zealand.