Phallon Tullis-Joyce will play the biggest game of her club career when Manchester United faces Manchester City Sunday in the Women’s FA Cup semifinals.
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Emma Hayes throws youngsters into frying pan
The USWNT fell to Brazil 2-1 before a sell-out crowd of 18,000 fans at San Jose’s PayPal Park to close out the April window.
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Brazil earns first win over USWNT since 2014
An injury-time goal from substitute Amanda Gutierres gave Brazil a 2-1 friendly victory and their first win over the United States in more than a decade in San Jose on Tuesday.
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Game Report: USA-Brazil Women’s Friendly Player Ratings
The perfect start, a nightmare ending.
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Emma Hayes praises veterans ahead of Brazil rematch in San Jose
In Saturday’s 2–0 victory over Brazil, Emma Hayes’ U.S. team had an average age three years younger than the one that beat Brazil 1-0 for Olympic gold seven months earlier.
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Trinity Rodman brings essentials to USWNT, most importantly plenty of jolliness
Trinity Rodman of course wasted no time making an imprint in her return to the U.S. women’s national team
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USA-Brazil Women’s Friendly Player Ratings
After losing for the first time under Emma Hayes last time out against Japan, the U.S. women’s national team had a terrific response in a 2-0 win at SoFi Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
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The American Soccer Weekend preview
The USA faces Brazil in the first of a two-game series between the 2024 Olympic women’s soccer gold-medal game protagonists.
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USWNT missing 10 of 18 players from 2024 Olympic gold-medal game for Brazil series
The majority of players who suited up for the 1-0 win over Brazil at the Parc des Princes aren’t around for the rematches.
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USWNT has loads of talent. What that means? Only time will tell.
Two Olympic gold-medal game rematches alight the next step in Emma Hayes’ repositioning of the U.S. women’s national team program, but it’s no celebration of last summer’s Parisian triumph