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Home > Section 2 Around the Net > Monday, July 18, 2011
ESPN.com
Disney would never have green-lighted this script. Read the whole story
New York Times
Lawrie Mifflin writes: When the Women's World Cup was played the United States in 1999, I went to the opening game at Giants Stadium, eager to be supportive. The atmosphere was great, the soccer dreadful. Read the whole story
SI.com
Ann Killion explains that this U.S. women's team is leaving behind a different kind of legacy than the famous victors of 1999. Read the whole story
The Wall Street Journal
Yoree Koh reported from Tokyo that Japan lifting the Women's World Cup was more than a sports win. Read the whole story



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