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From heavyweights Canada and Germany exiting to minnows Jamaica and Morocco progressing to the knock-outs, the 2023 Women’s World Cup group stage had it all.

There is an emptiness about the USWNT right now and it reveals deeper questions about their broader footballing philosophy

Following an unpredictable group stage that saw perennial favorites such as Brazil and Germany eliminated early and underdogs like Morocco and Jamaica score…

Operator: Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for standing by. Welcome, and thank you for joining the adidas AG Q2 2023 Conference Call.

Editor’s note: The United States Women’s National Soccer Team tied 0-0 against Portugal, advancing USWNT to the knockout stage of the Women’s World Cup. Their next game is at 4

Newly signed Chelsea striker Christopher Nkunku might miss the start of the Premier League season after coming off injured in the team's final preseason game in the United States. The France international was substituted midway through the first half of the 1-1 draw with Borussia Dortmund in Chicago on Wednesday after falling to the ground clutching his leg. Chelsea manager Mauricio Pochettino said Nkunku felt “something in his knee.” “The doctors are checking him and I hope it is not...

Its well past time to open a high-yield savings accounts with the rates this year, Kiplingers Alexandra Svokos says.

While the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team has many beefs, one of the women's biggest complaints has been their “disparaging” salaries compared to what their male counterparts earn. “They did work out a deal where they share equally with the men’s team, all the revenue, despite the fact that they’r...

After playing their part by edging Colombia 1-0, Morocco's Atlas Lionesses huddled on the pitch in Perth to follow the end of the Germany-South Korea group-stage finale at the Women's World Cup and hope it remained tied. “We had the phone and we started praying. We were praying while we were watching the game,” said midfielder Anissa Lahmari, who scored Morocco’s winning goal in first-half stoppage time on Thursday. “Afterwards it was just a complete explosion of joy.” Cue ce...

After the thrill of winning successive Women's World Cup titles, the 2023 tournament – so far – has brought the U.S. team very much down to earth with a bump.