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CVS Health, together with soccer star Alex Morgan and her foundation, has opened a new mini‑soccer pitch at Diamond Bar’s Pantera Park, part of a broader effort to create inclusive recreational spaces across California and the nation.
A late goal by Tai Baribo earned D.C. United a 1‑1 draw against CF Montreal, ending the visitors’ eight‑game winless streak.
The IU Indianapolis women's soccer team opens its 2026 campaign on August 16 at 7:00 p.m. at UofL's Lynn Stadium, looking to rebound from early setbacks and build on a strong defensive foundation.
The Wildcats secured a 3‑1 triumph over Hawaii and a 2‑0 win over Seattle, establishing early momentum as they prepare for their first home test.
FC Cincinnati and Orlando City SC shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw on August 15, showcasing improved defensive displays and key individual moments that could shape their push toward the playoffs.
Manchester City’s new manager Enzo Maresca will face Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal in the Community Shield, marking the end of Pep Guardiola’s era and highlighting a battle of philosophies, record-breaking signings, and early-season ambitions.
Jonathan Pearlman transitioned from a brief law school stint to a distinguished career in soccer, founding FC Tucson and building a platform that blends competitive play with player development.
The Lady Govs will face Tennessee Tech on Sunday at 6:00 p.m. at Morgan Brothers Field, with the match streaming live on ESPN+.
Former U.S. star Alex Morgan shares her excitement about the 2027 Women’s World Cup in Brazil, her foundation’s new mini‑pitch, and dreams of a home Olympics in Los Angeles.
In their season opener, Sporting Club Jacksonville edged Fort Lauderdale United 1‑0, highlighted by an 89th‑minute free kick from Baylee DeSmit and solid defensive work by goalkeeper Jamie Gerstenberg.
Murray State will open its 2026 campaign against Missouri on Sunday at noon, with the match broadcast live on ESPN+. The game marks the first meeting in Murray and continues a back‑to‑back SEC schedule.
The Oak Harbor girls soccer team brings back 15 seniors, a deep roster and several injury‑free standouts after a 13‑3‑3 campaign that captured a third straight NBC title.
The Woodmore girls soccer team reached the state semifinals for the first time in school history last season. This year, after losing seven key seniors, the program returns seven starters and a motivated junior class, with coach Jeff Helmke optimistic about another deep playoff run.
A 3-0 victory over Navy gave the Rice Owls their first win of the 2026 campaign, highlighted by goals from Albers, Quarterman and Pickup and a clean sheet by Kirsten Ruf.
A sudden payment of overdue prize money for Jordan’s 2025 Arab Cup final run has sparked a fresh clash between the Jordanian federation and world football’s governing body, with Prince Ali bin Hussein condemning FIFA’s tactics and refusing to back President Gianni Infantino.
After an undefeated regular season and a sectional championship, the Genoa girls soccer team embraces new leadership and fresh talent to chase further success.
Despite a tropical storm warning, Kansas State outscored Hawaii 3-1, with key contributions from DeMers, Marshall and Sibbing, setting up a home clash against Missouri State.
After a season marked by injuries and graduations, the Lake girls soccer program is poised for growth, blending experienced seniors with a promising influx of underclassmen.
New head coach Kersten Davis inherits a squad marked by strong team spirit, returning seniors, and promising newcomers, all aiming to turn past challenges into wins.
Alex Morgan will support the U.S. women’s national team at the 2027 World Cup in Brazil, praising the country’s soccer culture while balancing motherhood, a new community pitch, and hopes for a home Olympic Games.
Jordan’s football association finally received the 2025 Arab Cup final prize after FIFA allegedly offered aid in exchange for political support, sparking criticism from Prince Ali bin Hussein and raising questions about FIFA’s leadership.
Jordan’s football chief revealed that FIFA finally released the promised prize money for the 2025 Arab Cup final, but not before accusing the world governing body of coercive tactics.
Lacey Kindel and Samantha Powell, both freshmen from British Columbia, have been selected for Canada’s U17 National Camp in Atlanta, where they will prepare for upcoming international matches and the 2026 FIFA U‑17 Women’s World Cup.
The Oak Harbor boys soccer program finished the previous campaign with an 8-9-1 record, and now looks to rebound with a blend of senior leadership and emerging talent.