• Mexico's Gold Cup performance demonstrates depth and bright future
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Jul 11, 11:37 PM
    The El Tri fans expected nothing but Concacaf supremacy, and that's what they got.
      6 Comments
  • Copa America: Brazil exorcises demons and dominates fading rivals
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Jul 9, 7:44 AM
    The Selecao won its first title since 2007 when it beat Peru, 3-1, in the final.
      1 Comments
  • The greatest women's team of all time
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 8, 10:34 AM
    The USA entered the European den and crushed everyone in its path en route to a fourth Women's World Cup title.
      12 Comments
  • Megan Rapinoe grabs megaphone to call out FIFA and give nod and nudge to U.S. Soccer
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 7, 8:08 AM
    With the possible exception of Billy Jean King, no one has spoken more passionately than Rapinoe has about women's sports.
      5 Comments
  • FIFA president Gianni Infantino's women's soccer proposals -- what do they actually mean?
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 6, 9:30 AM
    The five proposals include an expanded World Cup, World League and Club World Cup for women, plus added investment.
      11 Comments
  • USWNT and women's soccer in the world
    by Ahmet Guvener on Jul 6, 7:00 AM
    The U.S. women's dominance may be compared to the basketball Dream Teams of the USA.
      8 Comments
  • Late again, the Dutch like their chances even if media back home don't
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 5, 4:28 AM
    The Netherlands' run to the Women's World Cup final belies the reputation of the Dutch for punctuality.
      8 Comments
  • USWNT keeper Alyssa Naeher: The quiet American with a fierce drive
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 2, 9:22 AM
    At the age of 31, Naeher is two games away from becoming the fourth American keeper to win the Women's World Cup.
      4 Comments
  • Lucy Bronze: England's star who stands between Megan Rapinoe and Ballon d'Or
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 1, 7:13 PM
    If Rapinoe doesn't win the women's player of the year award, it will be because someone knocks off the USA in Lyon.
      4 Comments
  • The pros and cons of a 24-team Women's World Cup
    by Ian Plenderleith on Jul 1, 6:03 PM
    For emergent soccer nations, taking part and gaining the experience can be as important as the actual results.
      2 Comments
  • The Talk of Lyon: 'Hotelgate' turns USA-England countdown into farce
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 1, 4:27 AM
    The U.S. women have overcome a lot of foes in their time, but they have never had to face the British media before.
      8 Comments
  • Dispatch from Valenciennes: Holland on a high
    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.
      4 Comments
  • Women's World Cup legacy in France? It's complicated
    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.
      2 Comments
  • USA-France: One team feels the pressure, the other lives there
    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.
      0 Comments
  • Five reasons why France can beat USA
    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.
      4 Comments
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