Reserve keeper Benjamin Lundt’s shootout heroics lifted St. Louis CITY past Columbus to win the U.S. Open Cup and vindicate its process-first approach.
From parish teams to college dynasties, St. Louis helped shape American soccer. Now CITY SC hope to end the city's 38-year wait for U.S. Open Cup glory.
After the break, USWNT stars returned to Europe as Alyssa Thompson shined for Chelsea, Emily Fox featured for Arsenal, and Lily Yohannes' Lyon thrashed PSG.
Bayern’s stars, a new TV deal and grassroots groups such as the Red Ladies are fueling the Bundesliga’s bid to turn World Cup buzz into lasting U.S. support.
The north Londoners were the pre-season pick for many to top the table, but their chances of doing so have slipped away massively after tasting victory in just one of their opening six matches
Ryan Richter tells GOAL how exhaustive preparation, belief in Cavan Sullivan and Neil Pierre, and stunning comebacks fueled the Union's eight straight MLS wins.
Previously the best league in the women's game, the Swedish top-flight is now regularly raided in the transfer market for its best players, often midway through the season
From military veterans to elite track athletes, U.S. Soccer’s cerebral palsy teams are chasing two World Cup titles and opening doors for the next generation.
Swanson and Sanchez delivered against Spain, but shaky goalkeeping and defensive lapses leave Emma Hayes with pressing questions before World Cup qualifying.
England's qualifying campaign for the 2027 Women's World Cup is officially underway. It hasn't gone how the Lionesses would've hoped thus far, with a second-placed finish in the group condemning Sarina Wiegman's side to the play-off route. But the 2023 runners-up are still expected to make the 2027 tournament, even if they are taking the scenic route.
Ashley Sanchez and Mallory Swanson took charge with their first U.S. goals in two years, but the USWNT's backline raised questions about its chemistry and shaky communication.
Vermont Green, Portland Hearts of Pine and Rhode Island FC are fueling New England's soccer boom. Can they grow without losing what makes them special?