Check out the best of two-time World Cup winner Alex Morgan’s Orlando Pride career, and catch the NWSL on ESPN starting July 14.
Alex Morgan will miss the rest of the season for the Orlando Pride because of a patella stress reaction in her right knee.
Morgan was injured while on duty with the U.S. national team, which won the Women’s World Cup in France this summer, the Pride said.
Morgan appeared in six matches for the National Women’s Soccer League team this season, four before the World Cup and two since.
“It’s obviously difficult to lose a player of Alex’s caliber due to injury,” Pride general manager Erik Ustruck said…
In her acceptance speech for Best Female Athlete, Alex Morgan sends a message about teamwork and rallies for the rights of female athletes.
Check out the best of two time World Cup winner Alex Morgan’s Orlando Pride career, and catch the NWSL on ESPN starting July 14.
Julie Foudy feels the USWNT is confident rather than arrogant, and she outlines the matchup between Megan Rapinoe and Lucy Bronze.
Now that the United States know their opponent for Sunday, Sebastian Salazar and Kate Markgraf talk what impact Megan Rapinoe should have against the Netherlands.
Kate Markgraf and Alejandro Moreno break down how the U.S. was able to outplay England while not at its best and reach the World Cup final.
LYON, France — Megan Rapinoe continued to insist this week that she’ll be available to play in Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final against the Netherlands, but the United States star admitted she may have already lost the competition for the tournament’s most iconic celebration.
Unable to play in Tuesday’s 2-1 semifinal win against England because of a hamstring injury, Rapinoe watched from the bench as teammate and co-captain Alex Morgan scored the decisive goal and then mimicked drinking from a…
The USWNT’s World Cup semifinal brings Alex Morgan back to Lyon, where she played with one of women’s football’s most prestigious clubs.
Julie Foudy joins Kate Markgraf and Sebastian Salazar to react to the U.S. women’s national team’s emphatic 13-0 win over Thailand in their World Cup opener.
Midfielder Rose Lavelle reflects on the USWNT’s record start to the Women’s World Cup following their 13-goal win over Thailand.
1999 Women’s World Cup winners Kate Markgraf and Julie Foudy break down what they are looking for from the USWNT in their opener vs. Thailand.
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The USA got their Women’s World Cup campaign off to a formidable start by registering an all-time record win over Thailand in their opening group game.
A crushing 13-0 victory in Reims stunned the watching world as the defending champions were merciless in their dismantling…
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USWNT star Alex Morgan tells ESPN about the team’s decision to sue U.S. Soccer and why she feels a sense of responsibility to future players.
A Karen Bardsley own goal for England would be all the U.S. would need as they reclaimed the SheBelieves Cup title with a 1-0 win.
Ian Darke and Julie Foudy break down the United States’ draw against France in the SheBelieves Cup and what to expect in a must-win match against England.
Former USWNT defender Kate Markgraf discusses the United States’ win over Germany in the SheBelieves Cup and what to expect from the team moving forward.
United States international Alex Morgan and Netherlands star Lieke Martens were among the players chosen for the FIFPro Women’s World XI, announced on Thursday to coincide with International Women’s Day.
Martens on the top individual awards from both FIFA and UEFA after her starring role in Netherlands’ 2017 European Championship triumph.
The Barcelona forward received the most votes, as 1,251 players selected her in their World XI.
“I am a little surprised that I received most votes of all…