Where to Watch USWNT Players After World Cup
July 14, 2019
The 2019 Women’s World Cup has come to an end, with the United States Women’s National Team winning their second
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The 2019 Women’s World Cup has come to an end, with the United States Women’s National Team winning their second
New York City is currently preparing to celebrate the four-time, FIFA Women’s World Cup Champions the U.S. Women’s National soccer team (USWNT) tomorrow morning with a ticker-tape parade celebration. The event will begin at 9:30 am ET in New York City. Fans from near and far will gather to share in the glory of a fourth U.S. World Cup victory with hopes of seeing the champs hoist the world cup trophy in person.
The United States Women’s National Team proved that they are, yet again, the greatest in the world. But what isn’t the greatest in the world? The fact that these women are paid a FRACTION of the amount that the men’s national team would have made if they won the tournament. Plain and short, they need to be paid.
The United States Women’s National Team added their fourth star to their badge in a 2-0 win over Netherlands to
It was an electrifying 97 minutes in Lyon as the United States Women’s National Team faced the England Women’s Team
The game was physical and the crowd was wild. With 45,595 fans present at Parc des Princes, the U.S. Women’s National Team shattered France’s world cup dreams with a 2-1 quarterfinals victory.
The United States Women’s National Team has Megan Rapinoe to thank yet again for moving on to the next round,
The FIFA Women’s World Cup has been full of exciting matchups and games, from the United States’ 13-0 win over
The Women’s World Cup is reaching its business end. The Netherlands’ victory over Japan yesterday confirmed the line-up for the quarter-finals, which begin tomorrow. For the eight teams remaining, only three matches stand between them and immortality.
The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicked off last Friday, with the hosts France taking on South Korea in the
It was the perfect start for the reigning Women’s World Cup champions, starting off their 2019 tournament with a 13-0
The United States Women’s National Team took on the Mexico Women’s National Team on Sunday afternoon at Red Bull Arena
The 2019 Women’s World Cup has come to an end, with the United States Women’s National Team winning their second consecutive World Cup trophy. For
New York City is currently preparing to celebrate the four-time, FIFA Women’s World Cup Champions the U.S. Women’s National soccer team (USWNT) tomorrow morning with a ticker-tape parade celebration. The event will begin at 9:30 am ET in New York City. Fans from near and far will gather to share in the glory of a fourth U.S. World Cup victory with hopes of seeing the champs hoist the world cup trophy in person.
The United States Women’s National Team proved that they are, yet again, the greatest in the world. But what isn’t the greatest in the world? The fact that these women are paid a FRACTION of the amount that the men’s national team would have made if they won the tournament. Plain and short, they need to be paid.
The United States Women’s National Team added their fourth star to their badge in a 2-0 win over Netherlands to win the 2019 Women’s World
It was an electrifying 97 minutes in Lyon as the United States Women’s National Team faced the England Women’s Team in the Semi-final of the
The game was physical and the crowd was wild. With 45,595 fans present at Parc des Princes, the U.S. Women’s National Team shattered France’s world cup dreams with a 2-1 quarterfinals victory.
The United States Women’s National Team has Megan Rapinoe to thank yet again for moving on to the next round, as she bagged her second
The FIFA Women’s World Cup has been full of exciting matchups and games, from the United States’ 13-0 win over Thailand to France’s extra-time winner
The Women’s World Cup is reaching its business end. The Netherlands’ victory over Japan yesterday confirmed the line-up for the quarter-finals, which begin tomorrow. For the eight teams remaining, only three matches stand between them and immortality.
The 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup kicked off last Friday, with the hosts France taking on South Korea in the first game of the tournament.
It was the perfect start for the reigning Women’s World Cup champions, starting off their 2019 tournament with a 13-0 victory over Thailand. The United
The United States Women’s National Team took on the Mexico Women’s National Team on Sunday afternoon at Red Bull Arena in New Jersey. It would
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