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by Ian Plenderleith on Jun 29, 1:05 PM
The Netherlands certainly kept its fans waiting after a patchy first half against Italy. Its second take, though, was nigh on perfect.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jun 28, 6:57 AM
La vie en rose? Far from it, there's concern that the hype around women's soccer won't match the reality of a sport generally ignored.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jun 27, 7:16 PM
If the USA was feeling any pressure, captain Megan Rapinoe didn't show it a remarkable pre-game press conference in Paris.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jun 27, 6:11 AM
Les Bleues have not played well, as the French press has been quick to point out, but they shouldn't be written off.
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by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Jun 26, 5:32 PM
Once the USA finishes group play, it needs three more wins to lift the Gold Cup. Here's a look at the knockout-stage competition.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Jun 24, 5:02 PM
The USA edged Spain 2-1. Or, by two cogent Megan Rapinoe penalty kicks to one delectably chipped shot from Jennifer Hermoso.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jun 24, 5:01 AM
Spain, an underdog when it faces the USA Monday at the Women's World Cup, has been making rapid progress on and off the field.
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by Ahmet Guvener on Jun 21, 3:25 AM
All the resources that can be helpful and advice you need to become a top-level referee.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Jun 20, 7:40 PM
In Netherlands-Canada, defensive talent negated offensive drive. Still, the Dutch won the game and group thanks to extra strength from the bench.
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by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Jun 20, 5:05 PM
Mexico's performance so far illustrates the gulf of quality between it and its northern neighbor,
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by Paul Kennedy on Jun 20, 6:51 AM
The New Zealand-born winger's competitive debut for the USA was special with two goals in the 4-0 win over Guyana.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Jun 18, 7:30 PM
It wasn't a classic, and there was only one goal, but Italy against Brazil was something we've seen little of so far.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jun 18, 5:42 PM
In their first Gold Cups, the USA won in Chicago with Bob Bradley and Jurgen Klinsmann in charge. Can Gregg Berhalter do the same?
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by Ian Plenderleith on Jun 18, 5:55 AM
A twice-taken penalty thanks to VAR was about the only way a very poor France team was going to score and beat Nigeria.
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by Ian Plenderleith on Jun 15, 5:55 PM
The Dutch fans are magnificent to hear, just as - on a handful of occasions - their team was magnificent to watch against Cameroon.