All posts tagged "Alex Morgan"
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News
/ 1 year agoLloyd nets 100th in USWNT’s 6-2 defeat of Mexico
The United States women’s national team had an eventful match against Mexico on Sunday, defeating their Concacaf foes, 6-2, off of...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoLauletta: USWNT front line is clicking, back line is slipping
The United States women are now six months away from one of their two most paradoxical tournaments of their cycle. They...
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News
/ 1 year agoMorgan brace highlights USWNT 4-1 win over Mexico
The United States women’s national team defeated Mexico, 4-1, in the first of a pair of international friendlies held six months before...
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International
/ 1 year agoWednesday Roundup: Alex Morgan goes to Hollywood
Also in today’s roundup, results out of South America and Africa from World Cup Qualifying The trailer dropped today for a...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoLauletta: On Mal Pugh, the absence of Marta, and what is a handball anyway
After nearly 80 minutes of stalemate soccer during which the Spirit and Pride poked and prodded each other without either being...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoWatkins: Three quick thoughts from the NWSL’s first weekend
Now that the first weekend of NWSL play has officially wrapped up, the larger story-lines of the offseason are beginning to...
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News
/ 1 year agoNWSL Saturday: Debinha blast gives Courage season opening win
The 2018 NWSL season is officially here, and all but Sky Blue FC take to the field in the first weekend...
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International
/ 1 year agoMorgan lone American on Euro-heavy FIFPro Women’s World XI
Over 4,100 women’s players from 45 countries voted on the FIFPro Women’s World XI, which was revealed on Thursday, and the...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoWatkins: Three thoughts from the USWNT’s SheBelieves Tournament Campaign
Earlier this evening, the United States held off England 1-0 to claim the SheBelieves Cup championship, a stark contrast from finishing...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoUSWNT, England discuss World Cup feel of SheBelieves finale
ORLANDO – It’s got a World Cup final feel to it, and that’s exactly how U.S. Soccer and England are approaching...
