When will Man City see the best of USWNT star Lavelle?Lavelle helped the United States win a World Cup last summer, but it may take time to see her in that world-class form in the Women's Super LeagueWSLManchester City Women
Where's Rapinoe? From USWNT accolades to 2020 crusadesHer phenomenal performances on the pitch last year have been followed by passionate championing off it in a year unlike any in recent memoryM. RapinoeNWSL
Rapinoe slams 'disgraceful' English footballThe USWNT international doesn't think enough "effort and pounds" have been put towards the development of the Women's Super LeagueM. RapinoeWSL
Trump vs Biden: Where U.S. candidates stand on soccerFrom hosting the World Cup to gender pay equality, Goal looks at what the rival American politicians think about the sportUSAWorld Cup
'I was OK with being average' - Mewis' long road back to USWNTThe 29-year-old has overcome a serious injury and a loss of confidence to reclaim a place in the United States Women's national teamNWSLOriginals
Rising star Smith ready to explode with USWNTThe 20-year-old was slowed down by an injury and a pandemic in 2020 but is now ready to show what she can doPortland ThornsNWSL
Man Utd boss Stoney: I was surprised Heath knew my name!The World Cup winner was full of praise for her new head coach this summer, something which came as a massive shock to Stoney herselfManchester United WomenC. Stoney
USWNT star Morgan balancing motherhood with Spurs challengeThe two-time World Cup winner signed for Tottenham last month but hasn't played for over a year after giving birth to her daughter, Charlie, in MayTottenham Hotspur WomenA. Morgan
How will Man Utd line up with USWNT stars Press & Heath?Casey Stoney has recruited brilliantly this summer, but how will her signings fit into the team as they challenge for a Women's Champions League spot?TransfersManchester United Women
Press: I chose to wear No.24 at Man Utd for KobeThe two-time World Cup winner grew up in the Los Angeles area that Bryant was adored in during his 20-year career with the LA LakersManchester United WomenC. Press
Heath: I joined Man Utd to challenge for titlesThe United States winger, who won the World Cup in 2015 and again in 2019, explains the factors behind her move to the Women's Super LeagueManchester United WomenWSL
Morgan explains how stunning Spurs switch came aboutThe World Cup winner has followed a number of fellow Americans to England and is looking forward to opening exciting new chapters on and off the pitchA. MorganWSL
USWNT defender Purce: Silence in racial justice fight is 'telling'The Sky Blue FC star is optimistic about what the Black players of NWSL can accomplish as the US deals with race and police violenceNWSLGotham FC
'They messed with the wrong generation' - USWNT ace issues rallying cryIn an exclusive interview with Goal, the North Carolina Courage ace calls for more support in the battle against inequality in the United StatesNWSLNorth Carolina Courage
I’d try to emulate De Bruyne if I could! – MewisThe midfielder joined City from North Carolina Courage on Monday and is already well aware of the talent in both the men's and women's teamsManchester City WomenWSL
Floodgates open: Mewis won’t be last USWNT star to leaveThe 27-year-old World Cup winner is likely to be the first of several American stars to move abroad in the coming monthsManchester City WomenNWSL
Man City complete signing of USWNT World Cup winner Sam MewisThe 27-year-old midfielder joins the Women's Super League club from the North Carolina CourageManchester City WomenWSL
Trump comments place U.S. soccer stars at heart of anthem debateThe current incumbent of the White House has vowed not to watch the USMNT or USWNT if players take a knee during the national anthemMajor League SoccerNWSL
'It's very different to the past' - Lloyd loving life under AndonovskiThe 37-year-old speaks about a year so far in which both the USWNT and U.S. Soccer have both continued to make the headlines, for varying reasonsWorld CupNWSL
Smashing the glass ceiling: Football's battle with sexismThe 2019 Women's World Cup success was a bellwether for the future of the sport, but there remains a systemic divide compared to the men's gameWorld CupOriginals
Why USWNT's equal pay defeat isn't a total catastropheThe women's national team saw their lawsuit against U.S. Soccer dismantled, but it is not a complete loss when the wider ramifications are consideredOriginals
How the USWNT intends to keep the World Cup train rollingEstablishing a dynasty requires several generations of success, and the U.S. is looking to maintain that success as the rest of the world looks onNXGN
Top 10 football movies of all timeEric Cantona, Pele and a golden retriever called Buddy feature in some of the most memorable movies about the beautiful gamePremier LeagueWorld Cup
Changing of the guard? How Olympic switch affects USWNTThe Tokyo games won't take place until 2021, and the change in timeframe could have a major effect on Vlatko Andonovski's sideSummer OlympicsOriginals
U.S. Soccer appoints Wilson as CEOJust days after the resignation of president Carlos Cordeiro, the federation has announced a major hireUSA
Marsch critical of U.S. Soccer after USWNT statementsThe RB Salzburg boss became the latest American to take aim at the federation's handling of the equal pay lawsuitUSASalzburg
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