All posts tagged "Emily Sonnett"
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USWNT
/ 1 month agoUSWNT experiment proves successful in Brazil friendly
In a rematch of the 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal match, the United States women’s national team downed Brazil by a...
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Analysis
/ 6 months agoKassouf: Three big talking points from the USWNT’s scoreless draw with England
Yazmeen Ryan left her mark and defending won the day at Wembley Stadium
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2024 Paris Olympics
/ 10 months agoUSWNT vs. Australia tactical takeaway
The U.S. women’s national team’s third and final game of the group stage came Wednesday against Australia, which they won 2-1...
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Analysis
/ 10 months agoLauletta: A look at all 12 NWSL No. 1 overall picks
Plus, catch up on the first weekend of the NWL x LIGA MX Femenil Summer Cup
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NJ/NY Gotham FC
/ 1 year agoGotham FC may be stacked, but don’t call it a super team – yet
With the addition of four superstars this offseason, will Gotham FC live up to the super team hype
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NWSL
/ 1 year agoSleepless in Seattle: Reign’s uncharacteristically uncertain offseason
Fans of the Reign knew they’d be losing a generational player during this offseason. After all, tens of thousands showed up...
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Analysis
/ 1 year ago10 players who could define women’s soccer in 2024
From the Olympics in France to the inaugural Gold Cup in the United States, it is setting up to be a...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoLavelle, Sonnett, Dunn, Davidson: How Gotham’s lineup could look in 2024
The NWSL champs landed four USWNT players via free agency to create what looks like a brand-new midfield
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NJ/NY Gotham FC
/ 1 year agoWith four blockbuster signings, Gotham FC and Yael Averbuch West are shaping the playbook on NWSL free agency
Averbuch West: “It’s a lot more complex than us looking at the list of free agents and saying, ‘oh these are...
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Analysis
/ 1 year agoThe 11 Most Memorable NWSL Trades, No. 1: Alex Morgan goes to Orlando, triggering trophy-winning rebuild in Portland
The National Women’s Soccer League has completed its 11th year of operation, which makes it a good time to look back at 11...
