What to know about the Concacaf W tournament at Snapdragon

• It shows that San Diego's strategy to build Snapdragon Stadium into a sought after professional soccer venue is paying off.

What's happening: Snapdragon hosts Panama, Colombia, Brazil and Puerto Rico women's national teams tonight.

• Get tickets for their next games on Saturday and Tuesday, Feb 27.
• The semifinals (March 6) and finals (March 10) will also be played at Snapdragon.

The intrigue: Fans could see a matchup between powerhouses Team USA and Canada as both teams showcase younger talent and look to redeem themselves after underperforming in the World Cup last summer.

• The cup also presents an opportunity for teams to prepare for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Of note: San Diego Wave FC star and USWNT veteran Alex Morgan, initially left off the U.S. roster, was called up after San Diego native Mia Fishel tore her ACL during training earlier this week.

• Morgan is wearing the No. 7 jersey rather than her iconic No. 13, per Concacaf rules that replacement players must wear the number of the player that they are replacing.

• SD Wave defenders Abby Dahlkemper and Naomi Girma and forward Jaedyn Shaw are also competing for Team USA.

What we're watching: How San Diego soccer fans will show up for women's sports with the world watching.

• Snapdragon boasts record-breaking attendance at Wave games and the NWSL championship.
• It also drew crowds for international matches, including the U.S. men's and women's national teams, Manchester United, Wrexham A.F.C and Borussia Dortmund.