• 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
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  • The absurdity of summer league playoffs -- and a proposal to replace them
    by Beau Dure on Jul 24, 6:16 AM
    Every summer, college players in search of more games flock to teams in four leagues -- USL League Two and the NPSL for men, the WPSL and United Women's Soccer for women.
      3 Comments
  • Tiffeny Milbrett on creating scorers, stoking individuality, and the '1v1 surprise'
    by Beau Dure on Jul 24, 2:46 AM
    Tiffeny Milbrett is starting a new job as director of coach and player development at Tampa Bay United Rowdies
      4 Comments
  • Is it time to replace the penalty kick?
    by Ian Plenderleith on Jul 20, 2:08 AM
    Europe awoke this past Friday morning outraged once more at the latest news from the USA. You know what I'm talking about.
      18 Comments
  • Daniel Workman on his new podcast, working on 2018 U.S. Soccer election and pro/rel petition
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Jul 18, 10:41 PM
    Workman was Eric Wynalda's campaign manager in the 2018 USSF presidential election.
      6 Comments
  • Bravo, Jill Ellis, the role model coach
    by Mike Woitalla on Jul 18, 4:36 AM
    You have to pay close attention to realize just how an extraordinarily wonderful coach Jill Ellis is. And that's how it should be.
      13 Comments
  • Anson Dorrance on an extraordinary Women's World Cup, the 'iconic' Megan Rapinoe, and the case for college soccer
    by Mike Woitalla on Jul 15, 10:15 AM
    The USA's championship in France marked its fourth Women's World Cup title since the Anson Dorrance-coached U.S. team won the inaugural tournament in 1991.
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  • How the quest for back pay in the U.S. women's team lawsuit could play out
    by Beau Dure on Jul 11, 6:06 AM
    If the U.S. women's team lawsuit was simply seeking some adjustments to the current collective bargaining agreement, signed in 2017, the federation would likely make a deal rather quickly.
      10 Comments
  • Five Takeaways from the USA's Gold Cup performance -- Berhalter's first major test
    by Brian Sciaretta on Jul 9, 12:49 PM
    The 2019 Gold Cup is now in the history books and it was the first major test of Gregg Berhalter's tenure as head coach.
      15 Comments
  • SA's 10 winners of the Women's World Cup
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 9, 8:04 AM
    On and off the field, the 2019 Women's World Cup, hosted by France, was a ground-breaking event.
      12 Comments
  • Tying national team pay to revenue would exacerbate pointless gender war
    by Beau Dure on Jul 6, 1:43 PM
    The reality: The women's team wouldn't want to trade paychecks with the men's team this year.
      4 Comments
  • Rose Lavelle shows off her backyard skills on soccer's biggest stage
    by Paul Kennedy on Jul 6, 11:41 AM
    Four years ago, she watched the World Cup final from a Seattle pizza shop. Now, she's one of the USA's stars.
      7 Comments
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