According to Rachel Bachman of the Wall Street Journal, players from “25 national women’s soccer teams, backed by a global professional players’ union,” spoke up and called for equal “conditions” and prize money at this summer’s FIFA Women’s World Cup. According to the report, in October, FIFPro sent a letter to FIFA President Gianni Infantino stating proposals. The U.S. women’s national team was one of the 25 nations to sign.
Yazmeen Ryan left her mark and defending won the day at Wembley Stadium
78,000 fans viewed a nervy match between the USWNT and Lionesses, with the U.S....
Head coach Emma Hayes started a young lineup that couldn't finish their numerous chances.
There’s no big moment, but instead lots of little ones, that have led Alyssa...
