A collection of 8 posts
As the season begins to wind down and playoff fates are sealed, and as FIFA honored its #TheBest of the world, it felt like a good time to celebrate some of the iconic performances of these wild past few weeks. You Shouldn't Get Awards for
The big WoSo story of the week is of coursee that USWNT coach Jill Ellis announced yesterday that she will leave the team [https://www.espn.com/soccer/fifa-womens-world-cup/story/3909182/legacy-securedjill-ellis-walks-away-from-game-she-loves] in October. There's plenty of speculation already as to who will replace Ellis
Okay. We thought about doing a Best XI. We thought about doing a recap of tournament highlights. But these things are so subjective, even when we can all agree that Sari van Veenendaal has magic hands or that The Rose Lavelle Era Is Here or
Sweden 2-1 England, in brief: Can you believe it's over? A month of chaos, discourse, bold lips, VAR, golazos and ecstasy, all coming to a close. Before the final on Sunday, there was the third place match, where a bruised but tireless Sweden outlasted England
USA 2-1 France Le Grand Match is over and we survived! The returning champions and the home team battled it out in front of an electric crowd at the Parc des Princes, and Megan Rapinoe further cemented herself as an American treasure, netting both the
USA 2-1 Spain Well, this certainly went differently than Jill Ellis probably expected. I hope we all learned a valuable lesson here about undervaluing your opponent and not starting Lindsey Horan and not using substitutions at potentially advantageous moments, Jill. Jenni Hermoso answered an early