The Washington D.C. Sports Hall of Fame 2025 inductees include soccer star Mia Hamm and WNBA legend Alana Beard, along with ...

Christian Pulisic took home the Best Soccer Player award at the 2025 ESPYS, beating out a Barcelona trio of Lamine Yamal, Aitana Bonmatí and Alexia Putellas. Pulisic put together a career-best ...

The England women's soccer team have returned home on Monday to a heroes' welcome following their Euro 2025 triumph, with ...

BURLINGTON, VT – The Vermont women’s soccer team has released their 2025 regular season schedule. They will play 17 games starting on August 14th at Merrimack. The Virtue field home opener is ...

Professional women’s soccer teams have increasingly moved away from white shorts to address concerns over period anxiety, but studies have found the issue continues to impact on performance and ...

Madelyn Desiano, current professional soccer player and member of UCLA's 2022 Women's NCAA Division I national championship soccer team, is celebrating the rele ...

Canada forward Olivia Smith became the most expensive player in women’s soccer history at a reported one million pounds ($1.34 million) when Arsenal signed her from Liverpool on Thursday.

Livestream the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 in the US Soccer fans in the US have several options for watching this tournament. Linear channels FOX and FS1 will show every game.

Our team of writers reflect on the 2025 UEFA Women's Euros and pick their favourite moments, quotes and lessons learned ...

Arsenal pays world record women's soccer transfer fee to sign Olivia Smith The new benchmark surpasses the 900,000 pounds ($1.1 million) Chelsea paid for USWNT defender Naomi Girma.

Olivia Smith became the most expensive player in women's soccer history Thursday when she joined Arsenal from Liverpool for a world record transfer fee of 1 million pounds ($1.34 million).

Nigeria has appeared in the Women's World Cup nine times and reached the quarterfinals in 1999 when the field was 16 teams. Like around the rest of the world, women's soccer is growing in Africa.