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NWSL Power Ranks: Legacy get historic first win

Who's hot? Who's not? GOAL ranks each of the current 16 National Women's Soccer League teams.

USWNT '27 World Cup roster picks: Who joins Rodman and Wilson?

The U.S. Women's National Team is closing in on the 2027 World Cup qualifying window and tournament, which means it's time to start predicting what USWNT head coach Emma Hayes' roster will look like.

Five keys as USWNT face Japan again in second friendly

The USWNT defeated Japan 2-1 in the first game of the three-game series and will field a different squad in the next match as Emma Hayes continues testing the group ahead of qualifying.

Lavelle steals the show as Wilson makes long-awaited return in win

The USWNT won their 10th-straight game, defeating Japan 2-1 to open up a series of three games against their long-time rival this month. Rose Lavelle scored and added an assist to push the USWNT past the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup champions.

Wilson back in the mix - but concern growing for Macario?

There were a few surprises, along with plenty to be excited about, as Emma Hayes announced a squad that might look close to her World Cup qualifying group.

Wilson is back as Hayes calls in USWNT squad for April friendlies

Two shots of espresso are back on the menu for the U.S. Women’s National Team. Emma Hayes named a 26-player roster for April friendlies against Japan, headlined by the returns of Olympic gold medalists Sophia Wilson and Tierna Davidson, while veteran goalkeeper Jane Campbell also re-enters the fold. It's Wilson's first involvement with the national team since 2024.

NWSL Power Rankings: Summit drew record crowd,

Who's hot? Who's not? GOAL ranks each of the current 16 National Women's Soccer League teams.

NWSL watchability tiers: From Rodman's Spirit to the struggling Dash

NWSL returns with a packed schedule and familiar chaos. From stars like Sophia Wilson, Marta, and Temwa Chawinga to the teams you can avoid, here’s who’s actually worth your weekend watch.

Alyssa Thompson powers the USWNT to iconic eighth SBC title

Alyssa Thompson’s 81st-minute winner secured another SheBelieves Cup title for the USWNT after a tense battle with Colombia.

Sentnor takes massive step forward while Thompson impresses

Ally Sentnor, Alyssa Thompson, and Canada's Kailen Sheridan impress, as Canada's backline falls short in the USWNT victory over Canada in the second SheBelieves Cup match.

USWNT five keys vs Canada: Rodman returns, Shaw in form

The USWNT will face Canada in the second game of the SheBelieves Cup, renewing one of the region’s longest-running rivalries and marking the fourth meeting between the sides in the tournament.

Heaps powers USWNT past Argentina; concern raised for Rodman

The USWNT opened up their SheBelieves tournament with a scrappy but effective victory over Argentina at GEODIS Stadium.

USWNT prepare to challenge Argentina to kickoff SheBelieves Cup

No uncapped players for once, a sister-sister reunion between Alyssa Thompson and Gisele Thompson, and five keys for the USWNT as they take Argentina in the first game of the 2026 SheBelieves Cup.

USWNT squad takeaways: Wilson's absence, Girma-Sonnet super pair

Hayes leaned on experience for the SheBelieves Cup, clarifying her defensive hierarchy, her approach at No. 9, and the standards guiding the USWNT’s build toward 2027.

Rodman, Heaps in, Macario out as Hayes names SheBelieves roster

U.S. Women’s National Team head coach Emma Hayes named a 26-player roster for the 2026 SheBelieves Cup, marking her second edition of the tournament in charge. The squad features the return of nearly all U.S.-based players abroad, with Chelsea forward Catarina Macario the lone notable absence and no uncapped players included.

Crystal Dunn leaves the game better than she found it

Crystal Dunn’s retirement left teammates emotional and reflective. Her 12-year international career shaped players from Trinity Rodman and Mallory Swanson to Croix Bethune and Sophia Wilson.

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: Vinicius Jr. is an eccentric left winger who loves to dribble past players. He usually tugs the touchline on the left flank, but has shown immense capabilities to function in a two-man strike partnership up front.
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