The Portland Thorns placed forward Morgan Weaver and defenders Nicole Payne and Marie Müller on the season-ending injury list.
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What They’re Saying: Emma Hayes
USWNT head coach Emma Hayes is on a mission to reshape women’s soccer, replacing how the sport historically been viewed — from a male perspective — with what she said is a “female lens.”
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Kristie Mewis testifies at trial of Sam Kerr who denies ‘whiteness’ insult against police
Kerr is charged with causing racially aggravated harassment to a police constable during an incident in London in the early hours of January 30
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Naomi Girma, women’s soccer’s first million-dollar player
Naomi Girma became the first woman to be transferred for more than $1 million when the San Diego Wave sold her to Chelsea for $1.1 million.
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Emma Hayes and three USWNT players honored at FIFA award ceremonies
USWNT head coach Emma Hayes was named the Best FIFA Women’s Coach of the Year for 2024.
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Becky Sauerbrunn retires at age of 39
Becky Sauerbrunn has retired at the age of 39, departing as one of the most decorated and influential USWNT players in history.
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Ajax teen star Lily Yohannes adds intrigue to USA-Netherlands rivalry
Watching Lily Yohannes’ teammates celebrate her debut goal for the USA is to witness a wonderful example of soccer sparking pure joy.
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Ballon d’Or wins ‘normal’ for Barcelona star Aitana Bonmati
Aitana Bonmati used to watch Lionel Messi winning Ballon d’Or trophies and think it was “incredible” but now that she has won two herself, she is taking it in her stride.
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Emma Hayes opens a new chapter in her American soccer journey
Emma Hayes coached Chelsea for a dozen years but was deeply familiar with American soccer when she took the U.S. helm.
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Lesle Gallimore named 85th recipient
Lesle Gallimore has been selected as the 85th recipient of United Soccer Coaches’ Honor Award, the association’s highest accolade.