The Equalizer Podcast, Episode 97: Paid by the Fed

The National Women’s Soccer League released the list of 2020 federation players (those paid by U.S. Soccer or Canada Soccer), and...

The Lowdown: Asking for more as the eighth NWSL season inches closer

The National Women’s Soccer League finally released home openers for its nine clubs on Wednesday. As expected, the league will kick...

Olympics offer Canada familiar redemption opportunity after disappointing World Cup

VANCOUVER, Canada — As the Tokyo 2020 Games draw near, Canada will be looking to earn a third consecutive medal at...

UWS League Two will provide more playing opportunities… and implement promotion/relegation

On the same day the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) rejected a longstanding legal lawsuit to force promotion and relegation...

Westfield W-League Review, Week 12: A return to club play

The Westfield W-League returned to action after a long international break for Olympic qualifying. We’re here to get you caught up...

The Equalizer Podcast, Episode 96: Explaining the USWNT’s Lawsuit

This week, attorney and writer Kelsey Trainor joins Dan Lauletta and Chelsey Bush to discuss where the United States women’s national...

Solidarity or posturing? USMNT have a CBA to negotiate, too

On Wednesday, the U.S. men’s national team called on the U.S. Soccer Federation to pay the women’s team “significantly more” in...

Soccer Warz redux? What USL’s intentions could mean for the NWSL

This week, the United Soccer League announced the appointment of former United States women’s national team member Angela Hucles as the...

Which USWNT players helped, hurt their causes during qualifying?

  The United States women are heading to the Olympics. They roared through the group stage at the recent Concacaf qualifying...

The Equalizer Podcast, Episode 95: The USWNT’s Impossible Problem to Solve

Who is the most irreplaceable player on the United States women’s national team? And which player who isn’t seen as a...