Andrea Neil scored two more goals as Canada's women's national team clobbered England, 4-0, Thursday in Ottawa.
Neil, who also tallied twice in Canada's 4-0 win over the English on Monday near Montreal, headed home a cross from Kristina Kiss in the eighth minute and a corner kick from Atlanta Beat forward Charmaine Hooper in the 21st.
San Diego Spirit forward Christine Latham scored in the 17th minute from a feed from Carolina Courage defender Breanna Boyd, her former University of Nebraska teammate.
Latham missed Monday's game after attending her father's funeral in Calgary. She also missed the Spirit's 1-1 tie last weekend against Boston.
High school junior Kara Lang, who also tallied twice in Monday's win, added a 78th-minute goal.
Boston Breakers goalkeeper Karina LeBlanc and Atlanta defender Sharolta Nonen also played 90 minutes for Canada.
Coach Even Pellerud also started Notre Dame's Candace Chapman and Nebraska-bound high-schooler Brittany Timko. SMU's Sasha Andrews and Florida-bound high-schooler Melanie Booth came on as substitutes late in the second half.
England sustained three lopsided losses on its North American tour. The United States romped, 6-0, Saturday as Cindy Parlow scored four goals.
Canada, preparing for next fall's Women's World Cup, next plays June 12 and 14 against the Mexican national team in Mexico.