Stories By The Equalizer Staff
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Fort Lauderdale United FC
/ 1 week agoTampa Bay Sun wins inaugural USL Super League title
Tampa Bay Sun FC won the inaugural USL Super League championship on Saturday, defeating Fort Lauderdale United FC, 1-0 in extra...
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News
/ 3 weeks agoGiráldez to leave Spirit for OL Lyonnes; González to become head coach in Washington
A shocking coaching shuffle, which includes Joe Montemurro leaving Lyonnes for the Australia WNT, comes one year after Giráldez's big move...
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News
/ 3 months agoNWSL, clubs respond to hateful language directed at Barbra Banda
NJ/NY Gotham FC, the National Women’s Soccer League, and the Players Association have responded to an incident in the stands at...
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News
/ 3 months agoBackheeled is The Equalizer’s exclusive men’s soccer partner
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International
/ 4 months agoFIFA to launch Women’s Club World Cup in 2028, supplemental event in surrounding years
The full, quadrennial Club World Cup is delayed from its 2026 target, but a smaller 'Champions Cup' will launch in January...
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News
/ 6 months agoSources: Lynn Williams, Cassie Miller traded to Reign, Jaelin Howell to Gotham
The USWNT forward is the NWSL's all-time leading scorer in all competitions
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News
/ 7 months agoNWSL Transfer Tracker: 2024-25 Offseason
The National Women’s Soccer League’s silly season is here, filled with trades, transfers, and free agent signings (not to mention coaching...
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News
/ 7 months agoAlyssa Naeher announces retirement from USWNT
World Cup- and Olympic-winning goalkeeper will wrap her international career next week but will continue playing in the NWSL in 2025
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Kansas City Current
/ 7 months agoTemwa Chawinga named 2024 NWSL MVP
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Current forward Temwa Chawinga was named the 2024 National Women’s Soccer League MVP on Friday...
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USWNT
/ 7 months agoLily Yohannes, newest USWNT member, highlights Hayes’ 24-player roster
The U.S. will end its Olympic gold medal-winning year with road games against England (Nov. 30) and the Netherlands (Dec. 3)
