United States women's soccer advances to Olympics semifinal with extra-time win over Japan
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USWNT starts Emma Hayes era with 4-0 win over South Korea
COMMERCE CITY, Colorado —The Emma Hayes era is off to a winning start after the United States women's national team cruised to a 4-0 victory vs. Korea Republic in a friendly on Saturday afternoon at Dicks Sporting Goods Park.
USWNT star Naomi Girma wants to 'Create the Space' for mental health in soccer
Before the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia kicked off last summer, FOX Sports announced a groundbreaking multi-year partnership with Common Goal USA, in which FOX Sports became the first and only World Cup broadcaster to take Common Goal's 1% pledge and commit 1% of its World Cup coverage through 2026 to telling the story of soccer for social impact cross-platform. By the end of the tournament, FOX Sports' total commitment of airtime exceeded 6%.
Courage's Kerolin first South American player to win NWSL MVP - ESPN
Brazil forward Kerolin of the North Carolina Courage has been named the 2023 National Women's Soccer League's Most Valuable Player, the league said Friday.
Canadian 'keeper Kailen Sheridan named to NWSL 2nd all-star team
Canadian international goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan has been named to the NWSL second all-star team.
Rapinoe retires from soccer with no regrets on activism
Megan Rapinoe will bid farewell to international football with no regrets about her time on and off the pitch, she told a news conference on Saturday ahead of her last game on Sunday, highlighting her support of social causes throughout her career.
Julie Ertz retires from USWNT duty after World Cup heartbreak - ESPN
United States women's national team defender Julie Ertz announced her retirement from international soccer following Sunday's heartbreaking defeat to Sweden in the Women's World Cup round of 16.
US must solve Julie Ertz dilemma if they're to win World Cup - ESPN
AUCKLAND, New Zealand — The road to a World Cup title is riddled with detours and alternate routes. Such a path may still get a team to its ultimate destination, just not in the way that was originally planned. So it is proving for the U.S. women's national team, especially when it comes to its lineup choices in midfield and defense.