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The Portland Thorns defeated the North Carolina Courage 1-0 at Providence Park on Friday night to clinch a spot in the 2026 National Women’s Soccer League playoffs for four clubs: themselves, Angel City FC, Kansas City Current, and the Utah Royals.

North Carolina thought they had delivered the early first punch in the sixth minute when Ashley Sanchez was sent in beh...


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The NWSL Players Association and the National Women’s Soccer League have announced they have settled six grievances previously made by the PA, including one that challenged the controversial High Impact Player Rule.

The ...


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When most professional athletes are traded in the middle of a season, they are left to their own devices.

Of course, veteran players who have been around a league will know other players. They will reconnect with former teammates who have also been traded or moved on to new adventures. However, for most young players, they are still navigating their res...


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FIFA has officially unveiled the United States as the host of the first-ever FIFA Women’s Club World Cup in 2028. No cities have been determined, with the announcement of individual city selections to come at a later date.

However, seven teams have been confirmed for the Club World Cup: Arsenal WFC (England), Club América Femenil (Mexico), FC Barcelona Femení (Spain...


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With just one matchweek before Decision Day, the 2026 National Women’s Soccer League regular season remains one of the most wide-open in recent memory.

All to play for in quest for the Shield and postse...

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