England's defender Jess Carter has had a tough time at the Euros, having been subjected to a wave of hateful racist comments, especially after the match against Sweden. Her fiancée and German goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger says she is very proud of her.
The American NWSL returns after the international break on Saturday, August 2. On Sunday, the Washington Spirit will face the Portland Thorns. Why shouldn't you miss this match?
Tosin Gbaja in her commentary ponders the question of the importance of educational football and why we should be helping it grow. Let's think about it.
After a season with Bayern Munich, the Swedish international is returning to England. The former Brighton player will be wearing the Manchester United jersey starting in September.
She’s one of the biggest stars in American soccer, but her current season—amid rumors of a potential move to Chelsea—was disrupted by injury. Now, the young U.S. talent is slowly returning to training, and it won’t be long before we see her back on the pitch.
A Wales international who caught attention during the recently concluded Euros is heading to the WSL. Starting from the new season, which kicks off on September 5, she will wear the number 23 shirt for West Ham.
Many of us might remember the so-called Spy Scandal at last year’s Olympics in Paris. The Canadian football team, who were defending their gold medal, were docked points after using drones to spy on their opponents during training sessions. Head coach Bev Priestman received a one-year ban, but she now has a new job.
Commentator and women's football podcast host Suzanne Wrack pays tribute to England captain Leah Williamson in her recent article. She is only 28, yet she has already led England to back-to-back EURO titles. On top of that, she won the Champions League this year with Arsenal, where she also holds the record for most appearances. And it’s not just England that adores her. According to Wrack, Leah Williamson is “the most natural of unnatural leaders.”
