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Analysis
/ 2 months agoA new system brings defensive questions for Kansas City Current
Last year, three-back systems were in vogue in the National Women’s Soccer League. The Kansas City Current stuck with theirs throughout...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoThe Equalizer Podcast: NWSL kits, USWNT roster reaction
Arianna Cascone and André Carlisle (Diaspora United Podcast, Gaming Society) share which kits they are most excited about in the new...
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2023 Women's World Cup
/ 2 months agoThe Julie Ertz of today is the only one that matters for the USWNT
• Ertz returns to USWNT after 19 months away from competitive soccer, giving birth in August • At her best, she’s...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoThe Equalizer Podcast: Alyssa Thompson, VAR make their NWSL debuts
Arianna Cascone and Jason Anderson (Pro Soccer Wire) take a close look at Alyssa Thompson’s NWSL debut, the debut of VAR,...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoKassouf: The NWSL’s VAR era makes its Hollywood debut
It took nearly the entire first weekend for VAR to debut. But when it did...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoHow the Wave tweaked their formation to beat Chicago, and made Shaw a focal point
• A 3-2 win for San Diego to open the season wasn’t pretty at times • 18-year-old Jaedyn Shaw played in...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoStars, futures, X-factors: Team-by-team players to watch for the 2023 NWSL season
The National Women’s Soccer League is, more than ever, the players’ league. Players have taken ownership of that through reformative actions...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoThe Equalizer Podcast: Previewing Current, Thorns
Arianna Cascone and Jeff Kassouf wrap up our NWSL season previews with the two teams who met in last year’s NWSL...
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Analysis
/ 2 months ago11 major talking points ahead of the 2023 NWSL season
- Record season-ticket sales - Utah Royals FC rejoin the league - Chicago and Portland are ready to move on from...
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Analysis
/ 2 months agoThe NWSL is growing, but it cannot get complacent about potential stumbling blocks
• A new media rights deal looms, and the NWSL and its clubs could stand to improve in the media department...