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US Soccer has confirmed it has suspended the coaching license of Brad Evans following a Guardian investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by the former University of Toledo women’s coach

DENVER — Megan Rapinoe would have liked to talk about soccer on Friday. But when the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade a few hours before the U.S. women’s soccer team went off to practice, that became impossible.

The United States was inspired by Ukraine's run through the qualifying rounds.

With the new collective bargaining agreements announced Wednesday by US Soccer and the players unions, everyone is finally on the same side

The USA is the first nation to equalise World Cup prize money between men and women athletes, but it doesn't address the root cause of the problem.

The email subject line jumped out from my crowded inbox Wednesday morning, screaming to be read:

It's about damn time.

Members of the women’s and men’s national teams took to social media to celebrate a major milestone in the fight for equal pay on Wednesday.

U.S. Soccer has finally resolved its equal pay dispute with a historic pair of agreements.

Players had pressured the league in years-long gender discrimination legislation whose settlement required equalisation.

U.S. Soccer has agreed to separative collective bargaining agreements with its men's and women's national teams that will guarantee equal pay for players on both sides, likely ending the six-year legal fight between the women's squad and the federation over salaries and working conditions.