Soccer

Why Women’s Soccer Ditched Its Draft

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What We'll Remember About This Year's World Cup 

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Spain Beats England To Win Women's World Cup

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The U.S. World Cup Campaign Ends In Historic Disappointment

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Alex Morgan Is Back in Top Form. She Credits Motherhood

The USWNT forward is entering her fourth World Cup at the top of her game

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What Women's Soccer Means to Queer Fans

Women’s soccer has long been a more empowering space for LGBTQ+ individuals.

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Trinity Rodman Is More Than Her Famous Last Name

The World Cup rookie has managed to live up to the hype

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French Soccer Ad Subverts Gender Expectations

Clever video effects help to show how women’s soccer can be just as exciting as men’s.

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14 U.S. Soccer Players Going to the World Cup for the First Time

What to know about Trinity Rodman, Alyssa Thompson, and other tournament rookies

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Megan Rapinoe Won't Go Quietly

The U.S. soccer star is entering her fourth and final World Cup.

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Non-USWNT Players to Watch This Women’s World Cup

Team USA is favored to win it all, but they are going to have to go up against these top-tier talents from around the world.

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What to Know About the U.S. Soccer Team in the Women's World Cup

They're trying to become the first team—women’s or men’s—to three-peat at the tournament.

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The History of the Women’s World Cup

From how it started to who has scored the most goals, here are answers to some questions you may have about the much-awaited sports event.

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Your Guide to the Women’s World Cup 2023

The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicks off July 20. Here’s everything you need to know about the much-anticipated tournament.

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Messi Follows the Money to Miami

Don’t be fooled by his decision to come to the U.S. rather than signing with Saudi Arabia.

By Sean Gregory

Spanish Soccer Is Embroiled in Yet Another Racism Controversy

Real Madrid star Vinícius Jr. tweeted that "today, in Brazil, Spain is known as a country of racists”

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More Women’s Soccer Teams Ditch White Shorts

New Zealand player Hannah Wilkinson called the move “fantastic for women with any kind of period anxiety” and a “recognition and appreciation of women’s health.”

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Soccer Probe Shows How Not To Sports-Parent

After an investigation, Gregg Berhalter remains under consideration to coach the men's team at the 2026 World Cup, but U.S. Soccer still finds itself in a difficult spot.

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Megan Rapinoe Won Equal Pay. Now She Wants to Win Her Last World Cup

For Megan Rapinoe, reminders of dark moments from the U.S. women’s soccer team’s protracted fight for equal pay pop up from time to time. In February, when Rapinoe walked into the locker room at Toyota...

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What to Know About the Family Feud Tearing Apart U.S. Soccer

The future of the men’s national team is in question as the Reynas spat with coach Gregg Berhalter over playing time, abuse allegations.

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