• A turning point
    by Andrea Canales on Sep 21, 5:09 PM
    The Spanish world champions want other women to be able to speak up and say, "It happened to me, too."
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  • Johnnie Lowery's 'Match Fit' -- tackling soccer's many mental health issues
    by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 20, 5:43 PM
    The book covers coaches, referees and fans, but also analyses of the multiple ways that players' mental health can be affected
      8 Comments
  • Milan Iloski's move to Danish powerhouse FC Nordsjaelland is a different kind of USL Championship transfer
    by Brian Sciaretta on Sep 15, 7:33 PM
    The former UCLA star who grew up in a soccer family with Macedonian roots played briefly in MLS.
      3 Comments
  • Judging USMNT player performances in September wins with eye on 2024 Copa America and Olympics
    by Brian Sciaretta on Sep 15, 5:18 AM
    The USMNT completed its September window with two shutout victories, a 3-0 win over Uzbekistan and 4-0 win over Oman.
      7 Comments
  • The origin, evolution and impact of 'Welcome to Wrexham'
    by Scott French on Sep 12, 8:37 PM
    A small Welsh club has become a global cause celebre, the team that "everybody" knows and loves, thanks to the American docuseries.
      5 Comments
  • NWSL's dramatic race to the finish: Who's trending in the right direction?
    by Theodore Lloyd-Hughes on Sep 11, 4:55 PM
    With just four games remaining in the regular season, only six points separate first-place San Diego Wave and eighth-place Angel City.
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  • How the September friendlies against Asian foes can impact USMNT depth chart
    by Brian Sciaretta on Sep 9, 1:26 AM
    Upon his return, Coach Gregg Berhalter leads the USA into friendlies against Uzbekistan on Saturday and Oman on Tuesday.
      14 Comments
  • Soccer's moral stance is clashing with its love of cash
    by Ian Plenderleith on Sep 7, 4:46 PM
    Former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson has received strong criticism from LGBTQ+ organizations for moving to the Saudi league.
      12 Comments
  • Nick Primavera: The CEO of professional refs has deep roots in American soccer
    by Dan Woog on Sep 6, 7:06 PM
    Part of the youth national team pool in the 1980s, Primavera played at Columbia and currently coaches at NY HOTA Bavarian SC.
      5 Comments
  • The repulsive kiss sparking a necessary war
    by Ian Plenderleith on Aug 31, 5:29 PM
    What does it take to bring about change? Hard facts have never worked, and rational arguments fall upon clotted ears.
      6 Comments
  • Gabriel Gabor on his front-row seat to the Messi Show, Florida soccer culture, and the Argentine connections
    by Dan Woog on Aug 29, 6:54 PM
    It's been a summer of pride for Gabor, whose bicultural background and trilingual skills have served him well in a long career in sports.
      1 Comments
  • Jim Froslid on the joys and uniqueness of being part of U.S. Soccer's 1990s odyssey
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 25, 4:17 AM
    His U.S. Soccer Press Officer work included the 1995 Copa America, 1996 Olympics, the 1998 World Cup and U-20 and U-17 World Cups.
      4 Comments
  • Women's World Cup: Some final thoughts
    by Paul Kennedy on Aug 23, 5:30 AM
    On a World Cup's ability to surprise, small margins, Spain's triumph and a suggestion for U.S. Soccer.
      23 Comments
  • What happens when a team stops yelling at the ref?
    by Ian Plenderleith on Aug 23, 12:43 AM
    In other sports, the punishments for dissent are imposed and players respect the referees' decisions and rarely argue back.
      7 Comments
  • Lorne Donaldson on making history with Jamaica, the USWNT's early exit, and American youth soccer
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 18, 3:17 AM
    The Reggae Girlz's head coach, who immigrated to the USA in 1979, is also the longtime director of youth club Real Colorado,
      15 Comments
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