Following Angel City FC’s historic win in their inaugural season opener Friday night at Banc of California Stadium, Sporting Her was invited to sit in on practice leading up to next Sunday’s game against Orlando. When discussing Friday’s 2-1 win against the North Carolina Courage the consistent theme for Head Coach Freya Coombe and team […]
A New Era: Angel City FC and the Road Ahead Read More »
The US Women’s National Team has dominated the international soccer landscape for 23 years. Ever since the 1999 World Cup won and Brandi Chastain’s famous celebration USWNT has been among the fore runners in terms of FIFA World Cup wins; only Germany and Japan have taken the title since ’99, with the States looking to
Ashley Sanchez: The Future Of The USWNT? Read More »
You could perhaps be forgiven for missing Marisa Viggiano’s trade from the Orlando Pride to the Houston Dash. Whilst she was a valued commodity within the confines of Exploria Stadium under both Marc Skinner and Becky Burleigh, her time in Orlando drew to a close over the winter. It was never going to be a
Marisa Viggiano Could Turn Out To Be One Of The Signings Of the Season For The Dash Read More »
Los Angeles is a city that drips in glitz and glamour. The Hollywood Hills are adorned with the world’s most recognisable faces. Some of whom have invested in La La Land’s latest foray into women’s soccer. Whilst previous iterations have tried and failed in the City of Angels, this is not a fate I see
Angel City: The Club Looking To Shine The Spotlight On Women’s Soccer in La La Land Read More »
As an Orlando Pride supporter, you could be forgiven for thinking the world was ending this off-season. ‘IS ANYONE EVEN STILL THERE!’ was (and still is, for some) the cry from many fans populating the Pride Twitterverse. Even now, there are dissenters. The feelings of hysteria being expressed in some quarters, it has to be
A Case For The Orlando Pride: Why It’s Time To Stop Bemoaning What Could Have Been Read More »
The return of top flight women’s soccer to Kansas City, didn’t quite go according to plan in 2021. KC finished rock bottom of the 2021 NWSL standings, under the guidance of Huw Williams; having only won 3 of their 24 regular season games. They’re certainly looking to improve on that finish in 2022. A Changing
Kansas City Current look to stem the flow in 2022 Read More »
It wasn’t so long ago that Gotham FC, formerly Sky Blue FC, were the perennial butt of all NWSL jokes. The club lurched from one crisis to another, even going as far too flirt with extinction in 2018. There have been continuous off the field issues over recent years, particularly between 2017 and 2019, ranging
Gotham FC… Championship Contenders? Read More »
The passage of time, and its effects on the body, is inevitable. Sometimes this seems especially true of professional athletes. The whole world watches and debates how many seconds slower the players are to react or to get down the field chasing the ball, a process that usually starts when they are around 30 years
A Changing of the Guard for the USWNT Read More »
I don’t believe it’s pushing the boat out too far to say that 2021 wasn’t a great year for the NWSL. The Washington Spirit’s spectacular Championship win was, however, overshadowed by allegations of abuse throughout the league. Meg Linehan first bought the seedy underbelly of abuse to light with her ground breaking piece in The
Why We Should All Be Rooting For Mana Shim In San Diego Read More »
The newly formed San Diego Wave FC have wasted no time in making waves ahead of the 2022 NWSL season. Before I go on, I should probably mention that I possess an unashamed adoration of puns. Sorry, not sorry. Anyway, where were we? Ah, yes. The San Diego Wave. Expansion teams are always exciting for
San Diego Making Waves Ahead Of Their Inaugural NWSL Season Read More »
