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Gotham FC, the NWSL’s current leaders, travel to Sports Illustrated Stadium on Friday to face the Kansas City Current in a match that could shape the playoff picture. The team sits first with a 12‑2‑4 record and 40 points, riding a seven‑match unbeaten run that includes a 1‑0 victory over San Diego Wave FC just days earlier.
After a decorated college career at Xavier University, Natalie Bain inks a one‑year NWSL contract, reflecting years of resilience, tactical growth, and leadership.
Jess Fishlock's 85th‑minute strike capped a 3‑2 win for Seattle Reign over Bay FC, while Sam Kerr reached 30 career goals and several other matches delivered dramatic twists.
Gotham FC aims for a fifth consecutive win when they meet Bay FC in San Jose, a venue where they captured the 2025 NWSL championship.
Khyah Harper transitions from Gotham FC to the Houston Dash, reflecting on championship triumphs and looking ahead to new challenges.
After a record‑setting season at Minnesota, Khyah Harper signs with the Houston Dash, aiming to translate collegiate dominance into professional success.
Pepperdine announces the hiring of Maddi Desiano as an assistant coach, highlighting her championship pedigree, professional journey across three leagues, and recent literary debut.
J.J. Watt expressed frustration that a recent MLS game announcement omitted his wife, Kealia Ohai Watt, from a celebratory post, despite her storied career and the couple's involvement with Burnley F.C.
Real Salt Lake issued an apology to Kealia Watt after a post that identified her only as J.J. Watt’s wife, prompting a response from the athlete and highlighting her extensive career.
A brief apology from Real Salt Lake follows a social media misstep that reduced Kealia Watt to the spouse of J.J. Watt, sparking a public dialogue about recognition in sports.
J.J. Watt criticized a Real Salt Lake social media post for ignoring his wife’s soccer career. The club apologized, praising Kealia Watt’s achievements and their joint investment in Burnley FC.
When free agency opened, the league’s biggest stars moved, a disputed red‑card decision sparked controversy, and historic prize‑money reforms signaled a new era.
A planned fireworks show at Los Angeles' BMO Stadium went awry following Angel City FC's win over the Orlando Pride, prompting fans to seek safety as projectiles rained down. Emergency services reported no injuries, and the club confirmed that all attendees left the venue safely.
Trinity Rodman scored twice for the Washington Spirit in a win over the Houston Dash, while boyfriend Ben Shelton, fresh off an early Wimbledon exit, watched from the crowd, reflecting on their intertwined fortunes.
A Texas appellate panel reversed a lower court's decision, finding former Houston Dash coach James Clarkson failed to prove the league's report was made with knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard for the truth.
After a ten‑year professional run that spanned five countries and multiple championships, Katie Lampson confirmed her retirement, leaving behind a legacy of clutch goals and sustained excellence.
Houston businessman Eddie Mendoza will attend 17 matches at the 2026 World Cup, a milestone in a soccer‑loving lineage that spans Brazil, Russia, Qatar and now his own backyard.
A breakout season for the recent Duke alumna, whose goals, assists and international call‑up have positioned her as a key figure in both club and country.
The United States Under‑20 Women’s National Team is set to travel to Spain for a ten‑day training camp and a series of matches that run from June 1 through June 9.
A rollercoaster first half of the NWSL season has left Angel City FC battling late deficits, even as several of its stars earn international recognition and a summer hiatus approaches.
Former Duke University star Kat Rader has been named to the United States Under‑23 Women’s National Team training camp in São Paulo, where she will face league‑leading SC Corinthians Paulista in a pair of matches as part of the road to the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Mallory Swanson returns to the U.S. Women's National Team after a year away following childbirth, joining a roster that features the dynamic 'Triple Espresso' attack and a mix of seasoned veterans and emerging talent for two crucial friendlies in Brazil.
The USWNT announces a 23‑player lineup for upcoming friendlies in Brazil, featuring the comeback of Mallory Swanson and the integration of new faces as the team builds toward World Cup qualifying.
A look at the top ten high school girls soccer players from the South Shore, their college and professional achievements, and the lasting influence they have had on the sport.