NWSL news

USWNT legend Brandi Chastain says Lionel Messi’s presence in the United States gives the men’s game “a chance” of matching the women.

After leaving PSG, the young striker has hit form with OL Reign this year and will hope to translate that onto the biggest stage in Australia

U.S. women's national team star Andi Sullivan has sent a heartfelt message to forward Christen Press as she undergoes a fourth ACL surgery.

U.S. women's national team stars Naomi Girma, Sophia Smith and Sofia Huerta are leading a mental health initiative ahead of the Women's World Cup.

U.S. women's national team star Christen Press has revealed that she will undergo a fourth surgery in 13 months since tearing her ACL last June.

Ahead of this summer's tournament, the American star sat down with GOAL to discuss life, lessons and parenting while playing at an elite level

San Diego Wave players took pre-match walkouts to an adorable new level against Washington Spirit when carrying rescue dogs onto the field.

Marcus Rashford, Alex Morgan and Vinicius Junior have been named as nominees for the Socrates Award for their charity work over the last year.

Social media is forever evolving and there is now a new platform on which footballers and supporters can interact, with Threads launched by Instagram.

Every summer, GOAL will publish its exclusive list of the 25 players who have proven themselves truly elite by consistently producing top performances

The World Cup-winning pair are two of the biggest names in the women's game but the latest data shows others are more influential on social media

Sophia Smith will head to the World Cup with the United States women's national team in sensational form after making history for Portland Thorns.

U.S. women's national team coach Vlatko Andonovski has given injury updates on Megan Rapinoe and Rose Lavelle after both made his World Cup roster.

The defender discusses her experiences with the U.S., overcoming injury and being a young leader in one of the NWSL's most regular play-off teams

NWSL clubs are owned by some big names, with James Harden, Naomi Osaka, Eli Manning and Sue Bird among the others to invest in U.S. women's soccer

From fans being heckled by superstars and players flipping the bird at the crowd, Seattle and Portland might have the best rivalry in women's soccer

GOAL tells you everything you need to know about competitions, leagues and tournaments that you can watch in the summer!