USWNT Big Board: How the 2027 World Cup team is taking shape
The USWNT is now nearly one year away from the 2027 Women's World Cup. How is coach Emma Hayes' roster rebuild coming along?
How Bev Priestman is quietly rebuilding her career in New Zealand
Bev Priestman stands on the brink of her first trophy since being banned for her role in Canada's drone scandal at the 2024 Olympics.
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Emma Hayes: USWNT have missed Trinity Rodman (3:09)
Consistent Raso continues to improve (0:52)
Mary Fowler knee rehab puts her in selection mix (1:08)
Olivia Moultrie: I can't wait to continue my journey with the Portland Thorns (2:00)
Pressure is 'part and parcel' of national team coaching (1:00)
O'Reilly: Rodman's knee injury very disappointing (2:17)
Christen Press reveals reasons behind retirement from Football (2:17)
Celebrating the Olimpico, one of soccer's most audacious goals
Oct. 2 is an auspicious date in soccer history: in 1924, the first goal direct from a corner was scored. Known forever as an Olimpico, here are some of the very best.
Moment 23: The Matildas make World Cup history (1:45)
Superstar, trailblazer, icon: Inside the legacy of Brazil's Marta
Brazil legend Marta has left an indelible mark on the women's game. ESPN spoke to those who know her best to tell the story of her career.
Toone: Euro 2025 has been dramatic for England (1:43)
The numbers behind the USWNT's win over Ireland (0:58)
Emma Hayes reveals reasoning behind new-look USWNT roster (2:06)
Why Jenni Hermoso is absent from Spain's Euro 2025 squad (0:34)
Olympics: More women's teams than men's in L.A.
Female athletes will be in the majority at an Olympics for the first time at the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Games thanks to a big win for women's soccer, which will now feature 16 teams.
USWNT big board: How the 2027 World Cup team is taking shape
USWNT coach Emma Hayes has made it clear she's shaking up the U.S. roster for the 2027 Women's World Cup. Let's look at how that's going.
Morgan on CWC: NWSL can play vs. Europe's best
Former United States women's national team star Alex Morgan singled out the inaugural 2026 FIFA women's Club World Cup as a huge opportunity for the NWSL to prove itself against the top women's clubs in the world.