All posts tagged "Liga Iberdrola"

International
/ 8 months ago

WoSo Around the World: Man United provisionally on top in England

Another week of action is in the books, and we’re back with your weekly roundup of what happened across the best...

By Dan Lauletta
Analysis
/ 2 years ago

World-class and mostly overlooked: The story of Charlyn Corral
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Who is the best striker in women’s soccer? Thinking in terms of pure goals, Christine Sinclair, Vivianne Miedema or Eugénie Le...

By Sophie Lawson
Analysis
/ 2 years ago

Barcelona’s Champions League final berth arrived ahead of schedule

There is plenty of buzz around Barcelona right now, and why not? The team is in the Champions League final –...

By Sophie Lawson
Analysis
/ 3 years ago

Born and bred Basque: Inside Athletic Bilbao’s cantera policy
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Those who call Spanish side Athletic Bilbao their team are familiar with the saying. “Con cantera y afición, no hace falta...

By Hannah Lichtenstein

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Houston Dash
/ 11 hours ago

Kassouf: On Christine Nairn and the foundation of the NWSL
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Christine Nairn played her last professional soccer match on Sunday night. On Monday morning,...

By Jeff Kassouf
Chicago Red Stars
/ 3 days ago

Mallory Pugh, in form and with the USWNT again, is living in the moment
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“A lot of people have written off Mal. I think that’s a mistake.” Chicago...

By Jeff Kassouf
Analysis
/ 4 days ago

How Real Madrid, Tottenham provided the blueprint for stifling Manchester City
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It has been a tough start to the season for Manchester City. Last week,...

By Blair Newman
Analysis
/ 4 days ago

USWNT 9, Paraguay 0: Talking points as Lloyd scores five, Pugh and Sullivan start

We knew these pair of United States women’s national team friendlies against Paraguay were...

By Jeff Kassouf

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