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USWNT's Twila Kilgore steps down as assistant coach
Assistant coach Twila Kilgore is leaving the U.S. women’s national team to pursue other opportunities, the federation announced Tuesday.
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USWNT legend Alex Morgan announces retirement from soccer
U.S. women’s national team icon Alex Morgan announced her retirement from soccer on Thursday and shared that she is pregnant with her second child.
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Back on top! USWNT defeats Brazil to win gold in women's soccer final
The United States has returned to the top of the podium in women’s soccer after ending its 12-year gold-medal drought.
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USWNT players on Japan win: It was a “very patient game,” a “chess match”
U.S. women’s soccer stars Trinity Rodman, Sophia Smith, and Lindsey Horan reacted to their team’s 1-0 victory in the Olympics quarterfinals game on Saturday.
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Watch: USWNT's Mallory Swanson scores 2 goals in under 2 minutes vs. Zambia
Swanson’s two-goal flurry came in her first Olympic appearance since 2016.
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USWNT held to 0-0 draw vs. Costa Rica in 2024 Olympics send off
The U.S. women’s national team played to a 0-0 draw versus Costa Rica on Tuesday, entering the 2024 Paris Olympics struggling to score.
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How to watch USWNT vs. Mexico in pre-Olympic friendly
The U.S. women’s national team will play Mexico in a friendly ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics. Here’s how to watch the rivalry clash.
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USWNT coach Emma Hayes sidesteps equal pay question if high-priced star takes over USMNT
Berhalter earned $2,291,136 in 2022, including $900,000 in bonuses for the Americans’ qualifying for the World Cup and reaching the second round, according to the USSF’s 2022 tax filing.
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Alex Morgan left off the 18-player US soccer roster headed to the Olympics
U.S. national team forward Alex Morgan has been left off coach Emma Hayes’ roster for the Paris Olympics. Morgan was the most notable absence on the 18-player list. The 34-year-old Morgan is a three-time Olympian but missed more than a month with the San Diego Wave after injuring her left ankle on April 19. She had since returned. Morgan also...
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Lily Yohannes, 16, caps off USWNT's 3-0 win vs. South Korea
Sixteen-year-old Lily Yohannes scored as the U.S. women’s national team again beat South Korea in an international friendly on Tuesday.
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How to watch USWNT vs. South Korea in second June friendly
After winning 4-0 on Saturday, the USWNT will meet South Korea again on Tuesday. Here’s what to know about the international friendly.
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Emma Hayes victorious in debut as US women's national team head coach
Emma Hayes said the groundwork has been completed ahead of her debut with the U.S. women’s national team. Now it’s all about the details.
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How to watch USWNT vs. South Korea in Emma Hayes' debut as head coach
The USWNT is back Saturday when it plays South Korea in an international friendly. Here’s how to watch Emma Hayes’ first game in charge.
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Emma Hayes conducts 1st practice with USWNT, preparing for Paris Games
Named the coach in November, Emma Hayes joined the squad in Colorado after finishing up her final season as coach of Chelsea.
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USWNT's Kelley O'Hara to retire from soccer after NWSL season
Kelley O’Hara, 35, is a two-time Women’s World Cup winner, an Olympic gold medalist and a two-time NWSL title winner.
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Former USWNT star Carli Lloyd announces she's pregnant with first child
Retired U.S. women’s soccer star Carli Lloyd and her husband are expecting their first child in October.
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USWNT to play 2024 Olympics send-off match in Washington in July
The U.S. women’s national team will face Costa Rica in July before departing for Paris for the 2024 Olympics.
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USWNT beats Canada to win 2024 SheBelieves Cup on penalties
The U.S. women’s national team won its fifth straight SheBelieves Cup on Tuesday by beating Canada 2-2 (5-4 penalties).
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How to watch the USWNT in the 2024 SheBelieves Cup
The U.S. women’s national team will compete in the 2024 SheBelieves Cup against Japan, Canada and Brazil. Here’s what to know to catch the action.
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Incoming USWNT manager Emma Hayes slams ‘male aggression' after clash with Arsenal coach
Incoming USWNT coach Emma Hayes appeared to push Arsenal’s Jonas Eidevall and later complained about “male aggression” after defeat in a cup final.