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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoRapinoe, Heath, Horan all shine in weekend action
Saturday was a productive day for Americans abroad, with Megan Rapinoe scoring for Lyon and Tobin Heath assisting a Lindsey Horan...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoTobin Heath scores for PSG in league debut
In her first league game since officially joining French team Paris Saint-Germain a little over a week ago, American midfielder Tobin...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoAmanda DaCosta Blog: Loving the offseason
Amanda DaCosta recently signed with Liverpool Ladies of the FAWSL in England for the 2013 season, where she joins fellow American...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoHeath arrives at PSG; NWSL free agency underway
Sunday morning can be a time for laziness. Instead of making you all read something, we thought we’d go easy on...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoRapinoe, Heath perfect fits for French league
National Women’s Soccer League preseason begins March 11, but March 2 in France is a top the table showdown between Lyon...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoCanberra signs Mewis for final two weeks
U.S. U-23 midfielder Kristie Mewis has signed with Australia’s Canberra United for the remainder of the Westfield W-League season, which ends...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoFrauen-Bundesliga update: Nov. 12
No Americans scored in Sunday’s Frauen-Bundesliga action, although Sarah Hagen had a goal in Bayern Munich’s 8-0 midweek drubbing of FSV...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoSmith, Press propel Arsenal, Göteborg to UCL quarterfinals
Five of the eight UEFA Women’s Champions League quarterfinalists were determined on Wednesday. Arsenal, Göteborg, Malmö, Lyon and Røa are all...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoTyresö wins Swedish Damallsvenskan
In case you missed it over the weekend, Swedish club Tyresö won the Damallsvenskan with a 1-0 victory over Madelaine Edlund...
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Americans Abroad
/ 6 years agoUEFA Champions League Round of 16 update, Nov. 1
Wednesday’s UEFA Women’s Champions League results featured a good deal of Americans. Thursday still brought plenty of recognizable names, plus a...
