A collection of 5 posts
England 3-0 Cameroon So much happened in this game, much of which wasn't during the run of play and we're not sure that most of it even merits discussing here. That so many people are refusing to see the role of racism and colonialism in
by Lindsay Eanet (Canada/Netherlands and USA/Sweden) and Zoë Hayden (Cameroon/New Zealand and Thailand/Chile) Canada 1-2 Netherlands Group E drew to a close with the top two teams in the group comfortably advancing to the knockout stage. It almost looked as though
Forgive us for the condensed recap of Days 7, 8, and 9! We all had a busy weekend. Japan 2-1 Scotland This one was bookended by nearly identical, gorgeous long-distance goals. Japan got on the board first thanks to a strike from outside the 18-yard
Argentina 0-0 Japan It's strange to have a scoreless draw that feels like a major upset, but here we are. The Nadeshiko entered the tournament as juggernauts, having won it all in 2011 and sailing to the finals in 2015. They entered the World Cup
All aboard the World Cup hype train! We are leaving the station and barreling excitedly towards June 7th. In sort of an inverse of our look at the USWNT's top snubs [https://victorypress.org/2019/05/10/five-uswnt-world-cup-squad-omissions-you-should-definitely-watch-for-in-the-nwsl/] who we were looking forward to seeing