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Carli Lloyd on her criticism of the USWNT: 'I simply didn't like what I saw' - Vimarsana News

Carli Lloyd on her criticism of the USWNT: 'I simply didn't like what I saw'

Carli Lloyd talks about her headline-grabbing comments on the USWNT, the reaction that followed and what's next in her broadcasting career.

USWNT head coach options: Next hire depends on U.S. Soccer's chosen path - Vimarsana News

USWNT head coach options: Next hire depends on U.S. Soccer's chosen path

We suggest some candidates for a handful of scenarios; some realistic, some less so.

Musah joins AC Milan at start of what Italian club hope will be a bold new era - Vimarsana News

Musah joins AC Milan at start of what Italian club hope will be a bold new era

The 20-year-old American has plenty to offer Milan - and in turn the club can provide a springboard to take his game up a level

Full Time: More penalty kicks! - Vimarsana News

Full Time: More penalty kicks!

Start every morning of the 2023 World Cup with Full Time passed directly to your inbox. Sign up here. Weirdly, I’m going to miss Melbourne. I’m Emily Olsen, here with Meg Linehan and Steph Yang — welcome to Full Time! This has been a great World Cup for exciting, technical and close soccer games. England and Nigeria’s matchup was exactly that and, like USWNT vs. Sweden, it went to penalty kicks where England prevailed. While the Super Falcons fell short of becoming the first African nation to win a knockout game in Women’s World Cup history, they came close with multiple...

Full Time: The USWNT is out of the World Cup - Vimarsana News

Full Time: The USWNT is out of the World Cup

Start every morning of the 2023 World Cup with Full Time passed directly to your inbox. Sign up here. Please don’t send me Al Pacino’s “Any Given Sunday” speech. I’m Emily Olsen, here with Meg Linehan and Steph Yang — welcome to Full Time! Look, it’s been a long night (morning?), so I won’t bury the lede. Here’s how the U.S. bowed out of the World Cup in its earliest exit ever, losing to Sweden 5-4 on penalty kicks in the World Cup round of 16 at AAMI Park in Melbourne. Let’s recap: 120 minutes scoreless, despite 22 shots, 583 passes and a 77% passi...