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Netherlands advances at Women’s World Cup with 3-1 win

Vivianne Miedema scored a goal in each half Saturday to advance the Netherlands into the second round of the Women’s World Cup for the second straight tournament with a 3-1 win over Cameroon...

Canada advances with 2-0 victory over New Zealand

GRENOBLE, France – Jessie Fleming and Nichelle Prince each had second-half goals and Canada advanced to the knockout round at the Women’s World Cup with a 2-0 victory over New Zealand on Sat...

Pugh, Lavelle are best friends, now World Cup goal-scorers

Colorado’s Pugh made early jump to pro soccer

Taylor puts England in World Cup last 16 with game to spare

LE HAVRE, France – Jodie Taylor scored her first international goal in 14 months to send England into the second round of the Women’s World Cup on Friday in a 1-0 victory over Argentina. ...

Women’s World Cup: Girelli’s hat trick sends Italy past Jamaica

REIMS, France – Cristiana Girelli scored a hat trick to put Italy into the second round of the Women’s World Cup with a 5-0 victory over Jamaica on Friday. It was Italy’s second h...

Women’s World Cup: Japan holds off Scotland’s late run

RENNES, France – Mana Iwabuchi had an early goal and then Japan held off a late charge from Scotland for a 2-1 victory on Friday at the Women’s World Cup. Iwabuchi, who was on the...

U.S. rout of Thailand highlights inequity in World Cup field

Expansion to 24 teams allows less supported teams a chance

Alex Morgan is the face of U.S. soccer, and now its golden boot

PARIS - Long before she blistered the nets Tuesday night with five goals, Alex Morgan had taken a leading role in the run-up to the Women’s World Cup with her voice and presence away from th...

World Cup host France beats Norway 2-1

NICE, France – France recovered from a terrible own goal to beat Norway 2-1 on Wednesday as the host nation remained undefeated at the Women’s World Cup. Eugenie Le Sommer scored ...

US routs Thailand in World Cup opener

Goals galore for Alex Morgan

Despite FIFA ticket boast, most World Cup games not sold out

FIFA revises statement, saying 70% of games will not be at capacity

Women’s World Cup: Sweden spoils Chile debut with 2-0 win

Swedes break deadlock after weather delay