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2012 London Olympics
/ 14 years agoXI from ’12: [No. 1] USWNT wins Olympic gold medal
The United States women’s national soccer team is something of a walking cliché. It’s a never-say-die team, filled with that intangible...
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2012 London Olympics
/ 14 years agoXI from ’12: [No. 2] An epic USA-Canada Olympic semifinal
When Alex Morgan headed home the latest goal ever scored in a women’s FIFA competition she not only added a brick...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoXI from ’12: [No. 3] Alex Morgan
Miraculous, bone-chilling, unfathomable – all these words would suffice, but still none do justice to Alex Morgan’s extra time goal on...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoXI from ’12: [No. 4] Abby Wambach
A hot start to 2012 during a cold January week in Vancouver should have been all the indication needed. Two goals...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoXI from ’12: [No. 7] End of the Sundhage era
Looking at Pia Sundhage’s record as coach of the U.S. national team, it is easy to forget the delicate situation she...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoXI from ’12: [No. 8] Rapinoe comes out
Megan Rapinoe had a busy year on the field in 2012. Her Olympic performance was one of the U.S. women’s national...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoUSWNT reportedly to face Sweden, Sundhage in Algarve Cup
The wait to see Pia Sundhage’s first game against the team she used to manage won’t be long. Sweden, which Sundhage...
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International
/ 14 years agoReport: Rapinoe to Lyon for short stint
A report out of Redding, Calif. on Thursday states that star U.S. women’s national team midfielder Megan Rapinoe will play for...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoFor US women, NWSL offers familiar story with renewed hope
Rise and fall – the fate of women’s soccer leagues to date. Abby Wambach is well aware. So what is different...
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Analysis
/ 14 years agoUPDATE: Krieger NWSL-bound, wants to play for Washington
UPDATE: Ali Krieger told the Washington Post‘s Steve Goff that she plans to play in the National Women’s Soccer League and...
