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