Alex Morgan Leads U.S. Women Past Canada in Rematch Alex Morgan scored twice, leading the United States women's team to a 3-0 victory over Canada on Sunday in their first meeting since the Americans" 4-3 overtime win in the semifinals of last year's Olympic tournament. At BMO Field in Toronto, Morgan scored in the 70th minute when she cut inside defender Emily Zurrer and, from the top of the penalty area, slotted past goalkeeper Erin McLeod. Morgan scored from the same spot two minutes later, her 44th international goal. Sydney Leroux scored in the third minute of stoppage time on a breakaway. Born in Surrey, British Columbia, Leroux moved to Scottsdale, Ariz., as a teenager and became an American citizen. She drew boos when she kissed the United States Soccer Federation badge on her jersey after she scored. Last August in London, Morgan's goal in overtime sent the United States to the gold medal game, where the Americans defeated Japan for their third straight title. Sunday's lineups included 15 of 22 starters from the Olympic semifinal. ISRAEL WINS IN NEW YORK Hen Ezra scored in the 52nd minute and set up Shimon Abihazira's goal in the 76th, lifting Israel past Honduras, 2-0, in a friendly at Citi Field. Ezra beat two defenders and lifted a shot over goalkeeper Noel Valladares. Later, Abihazira took Ezra's pass and chipped over Valladares. BRAZIL TIES ENGLAND The five-time world champion Brazil extended an unimpressive run, scrambling to a 2-2 tie with England in a friendly at the rebuilt and newly reopened Estádio do Maracanã in Rio de Janeiro. An 82nd-minute equalizer from midfielder Paulinho rescued Brazil three minutes after Wayne Rooney gave England a 2-1 lead.