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The USA beat Kenya 6-1 for its second win at the Under-17 Women's World Cup in Salé, Morocco. St. Louis phenom Maddie DiMaria had six goals against Samoa -- the most at a FIFA women's championship of any kind -- and four in the first half against Kenya.
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Jason Shackell, whose Austin FC II faces LAFC 2 in the Western Conference semifinals on Sunday, has been named MLS Next Pro 2026 Coach of the Year. Austin FC II had the league’s best record (19W-3L-6T) and earned the No. 1 overall playoff seed under first-year coach Shackell, who guided Austin II to the playoffs […]
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The 2027 Women’s World Cup’s 32 teams will receive $2.5 million each in preparation funds, which is more than double what 2023 participants received and matches preparation funding for 2026 Men’s World Cup teams. FIFA also announced that women’s players will receive the same standards of air travel and accommodations as their male counterparts. FIFA’s […]
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Haiti will host the first leg of its Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal series against the USA on Nov. 14 at Inter Miami’s Nu Stadium. Unable to play home games on Haitian soil since June 2021, Haiti had originally planned to host the game in Kingston, Jamaica, but received Concacaf’s permission to move it to Florida, whose Haitian population is about 500,000.
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FIFA has announced that the United States will host the inaugural Women's Club World Cup in 2028. Seven clubs have already secured their berths at the 19-team tournament: Arsenal (England), Club America Femenil (Mexico), Barcelona (Spain), Gotham (United States), Naegohyang (North Korea), Corinthians (Brazil) and Wuhan Jiangda (China).
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