USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski ‘mutually’ parts ways with US Soccer after 4 years and the earliest-ever World Cup exit, in the round of 16.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
Soccer’s GOAT might stick around for Paris Olympics. Yes, we’re talking about Marta
Marta’s sixth and final World Cup came to a disappointing end when Brazil failed to make it out of the group stage for the first time since 1995.
USWNT must make changes if this World Cup is to be exception rather than new norm
To fix the flaws exposed at this women’s World Cup, U.S. Soccer needs to take a hard look at everything − and everyone − associated with the USWNT.
USWNT might have lost at World Cup, but Megan Rapinoe won a long time ago
Megan Rapinoe missing a penalty kick and USWNT losing was the dream ending for her critics. But her impact will carry on long after she’s gone.
USWNT humbled by Sweden, again. Epic World Cup failure ends with penalty shootout
Even with significant injuries and an inexperienced World Cup roster, this is a USWNT failure of epic proportions, columnist Nancy Armour writes.
`Regression to the mean’ USWNT’s recent struggles no predictor of R16 game
Sweden thrashed USWNT 3-0 in opener of Tokyo Olympics, worst loss for US women at major international tournament since 2007 World Cup
Even USWNT fans have to admit this World Cup has been a glorious mess
Germany, a two-time champion and world’s No. 2 team, eliminated in group stage for first time in World Cup history because of two upstart teams.
The one glaring (but simple) fix the USWNT needs to make before knockout round
USWNT faces archnemesis Sweden in round of 16, and a loss would mean earliest exit ever at World Cup or Olympics for four-time World Cup champions.
USWNT captain Lindsey Horan dismisses Carli Lloyd’s criticism as noise: ‘You have no idea’
Former US captain Carli Lloyd has ripped her old teammates for several days, questioning their preparation and passion
USA needs bold changes to have chance vs. Sweden. Put Julie Ertz, Crystal Dunn in midfield
There are 3 bold changes the USWNT can make to reverse its fortunes and beat Sweden. No. 1 is put Julie Ertz and Crystal Dunn back in the midfield.