Longtime US women’s soccer journalist John Halloran reflects on Colin Kaepernick and Megan Rapinoe’s peaceful protests four years ago– and wonders if as a society, we are finally-belatedly- ready to listen.
In the aftermath of the defeat of the USWNT’s wage discrimination claims in federal court, a settlement may still be the best path forward. But how women’s soccer is financially valued, both now and in the future, remains a daunting challenge.
In the Equal Pay dispute, US Soccer’s scorched earth, sexist legal strategy is unlikely to be a winner- and only demeans its world champion employees. Neil Blackmon on poor lawyering and US Soccer’s latest strategic blunder.
The US won two World Cups and an Olympic gold medal in the 2010s. Here are the 11 best players that keyed that incredible run.
As soccer enters another decade, reports of racism and discrimination continue to rise, threatening to tear the beautiful game apart.
Can soccer turn the tide in the battle it is losing to hate?
As a longtime American soccer writer, I’ve seen athletes do extraordinary things.
But watching a grieving Christen Press play the best soccer of her life in 2019, I managed something even more extraordinary.
I found a new hero and a way to grapple with my own brokenness as an Autism Dad.
Jonathan Tannenwald of the Philadelphia Inquirer joins us and offers a tour-de-force on the USWNT victory and what’s next for women’s soccer.
A fourth star for the USWNT. Is this the most dominant version yet?
Meanwhile, the US Men failed in their regional championship. What to make of the Gold Cup?
To win a fourth star, the US will have to defeat the reigning European Champions on European soil.
Our comprehensive preview.
England’s captain and coach believe anything short of advancing to the World Cup final will be a failure.
Why England’s newfound toughness and mentality may be the difference in France.
The USWNT braces for a tough World Cup quarterfinal against host France on Friday.
We preview it in a pod.
Caitlin Murray, the author of the wonderful new book “The National Team: The Inside Story of the Women who changed Soccer”, joins us for a discussion of the FIFA Women’s World Cup and the USWNT.