The best stories from The Equalizer in 2019

The Equalizer in 2019 celebrated 10 years of covering women’s soccer. We started out as a small blog with a clear...

Three Women’s World Cups, three defining moments this decade

The 2010s in women’s soccer can very much be defined by the three World Cups played during the decade. This may...

Statistically speaking: Data shows Sam Mewis was best player at 2019 World Cup

Megan Rapinoe stole the spotlight at the 2019 Women’s World Cup, rising to the occasion in crucial moments for the United...

FIFA sees club benefits program as a path forward for women’s game

The 2019 Women’s World Cup is two months gone, and the host of the 2023 edition won’t even be known until...

Argentina players pay the price for demanding change

In a shocking turn of events, the Argentine women’s national team will travel to the Pan-American Games in Lima, Peru next...

The Equalizer Podcast, Episode 68: What’s Next

Well! The World Cup is over, and life goes on. On this weeks episode, Dan Lauletta and John Halloran talk through...

Will women’s soccer break through, or be a quadrennial phenomenon?

The 2019 World Cup is over and the United States are again the champions. As in 2015, the tournament shattered viewership...

Tierna Davidson skipped her senior year at Stanford, but was it worth it?

When the United States women’s national team won the World Cup in 1999, a 24-year-old defender sat on the bench, watching...

2015 v 2019: Same stars, different teams

In what seemed at times over the last four years to be a very distant possibility, the U.S. has repeated as...

The Big Party: USWNT take on New York City for victory parade

New York City —Megan Rapinoe stood as cool as a cucumber. She went up to the podium and smiled the biggest...