• Adding up the U.S. women's strongest arguments for an improved contract
    by Beau Dure on Aug 23, 5:19 AM
    The U.S. women's national team can make a great argument for a better contract.
      22 Comments
  • Can you be half a fan?
    by Ian Plenderleith on Aug 19, 2:21 PM
    One of the strangest experiences I ever had as a soccer spectator was at a World Cup qualifying game at RFK Stadium.
      12 Comments
  • Crossfire's Bernie James details his disappointment in how U.S. Soccer runs the Boys DA
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 17, 3:25 AM
    Twelve years ago, the U.S. Soccer Federation dramatically changed its approach to boys youth soccer.
      16 Comments
  • For Thailand's California striker Miranda Nild, World Cup was only the beginning
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 14, 12:28 AM
    Among Miranda Nild's favorite childhood memories are annual trips to Thailand, the nation her father left at age 10 for California.
      4 Comments
  • Manchester City coach Nick Cushing on women's soccer culture in England and the USA
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 9, 8:57 PM
    Manchester City Women's FC's titles since Nick Cushing became head coach in 2013 include an English Women's Super League crown, two FA Cups and two League Cups.
      2 Comments
  • The DA's new tiered format: The stigma of relegation without a clear path for promotion
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 8, 3:50 AM
    Why has the Boys Development Academy's U-18/19 league format sparked so much discontent?
      15 Comments
  • How Carli Lloyd, Lindsey Horan, Christen Press and Jill Ellis rate the rise of European women's soccer -- and what it means for the USA
    by Scott French on Aug 6, 5:56 PM
    Those inside the game have been closely watching things evolve in Europe for the past two decades.
      9 Comments
  • Carding the coach will be a rule for the greater good
    by Ian Plenderleith on Aug 5, 1:42 PM
    Coaches don't like the fact that referees can now show them yellow and red cards.
      9 Comments
  • Then and now: The MLS Don Garber turned around
    by Paul Kennedy on Aug 3, 1:49 AM
    Sunday marked the 20th anniversary of Garber's tenure as commissioner. Here's a look at his challenges then and now.
      7 Comments
  • Boys Development Academy shakeup: U.S. Soccer moves 44 clubs into lower division at U-18/19
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 2, 6:41 AM
    U.S. Soccer has split the Boys Development Academy's U18/19 league into two divisions for the 2019-20 season that kicks off on Aug. 31.
      23 Comments
  • How Jill Ellis went from grassroots coaching to two-time world champion
    by Mike Woitalla on Aug 1, 5:57 AM
    England is known as the birthplace of organized soccer, but Jill Ellis only got the opportunity to play organized soccer because she left England.
      14 Comments
  • U.S. Soccer needs to step up and bid to host 2023 Women's World Cup
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 31, 5:50 AM
    FIFA has the opportunity to make the Women's World Cup a commercial success -- and unleash a new flow of money into women's soccer.
      5 Comments
  • The Rush for America could be over
    by Ian Plenderleith on Jul 30, 6:34 PM
    The reason why European clubs come to the U.S. in summer is as obvious as it is audacious.
      14 Comments
  • U.S. Soccer: Women make more than men, except for FIFA bonuses -- and don't forget about NWSL salaries and USWNT benefits
    by Beau Dure on Jul 30, 6:16 AM
    "Equal pay" is the slogan that has been shouted from France to the West Coast during and after the Women's World Cup.
      25 Comments
  • CPL commissioner David Clanachan on the aspirations of Canada's new league
    by Brian Sciaretta on Jul 26, 12:55 PM
    The Canadian Premier League is in its inaugural season and is eying future growth to help fuel the sport in that country
      3 Comments
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