NWSL commissioner Lisa Baird believes a stacked soccer calendar will accelerate growth of the sport.
Julie Foudy says the USWNT should "get to the table" with U.S. Soccer rather than go through a lengthy appeal.
Julie Foudy reacts to the dismissal of the USWNT's lawsuit for equal pay and explains what likely led to the decision.
U.S. star Megan Rapinoe backs herself as a vice president candidate during an IG Live chat with Joe Biden.
Arsenal and Matildas striker Caitlin Foord has told ESPN she is "confident" Australia coach Ante Milicic will take the team through to the Olympics.
Milicic was due to take the Matildas to the Tokyo Olympics this summer before becoming the inaugural coach of A-League expansion club Macarthur FC for the 2020-21 season.
Matildas captain and star striker Sam Kerr sits down with ESPN to share her journey from Aussie rules to soccer and what coming home to Perth truly means.
Now living in Croatia, the former talismanic striker claims football's leadership in Australia has overseen a grave decline in talent development.
Mark Viduka believes Bernie Mandic played a detrimental role in his relationship with former Leeds and Socceroos teammate Harry Kewell.
Former Leeds front-man Mark Viduka recalls backstage drinks with Elton John, and how close he came to joining the Red Devils.
Thirteen years on, the former Socceroos skipper shares the reality of dissent and bitterness that plagued Australia's disastrous Asian Cup debut.
Former Socceroos captain Mark Viduka opens up about leading the Australian football family back to the World Cup after a playoff victory over Uruguay.
Caitlin Foord says the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics could be a blessing in disguise for Australia's 2021 quest for a gold medal.
The Matildas had one of the busiest, travel-heavy schedules in international women's football over the past two years -- including a World Cup, Asian Cup, Olympic qualifying and numerous friendlies.
There has been little room for rest at club level, either, with many Matildas alternating between Australia's W-League and America's NWSL for several years now.
Cameroon striker Njoya Nchout Ajara has backed the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decision to postpone the 2020 Games in Tokyo, and she believes the coronavirus-enforced rescheduling will give athletes a better opportunity to thrive next year.
Amid increasing pressure and widespread disruption following the COVID-19 outbreak, Japan's Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, and IOC president Thomas Bach announced their decision to push the Olympic Games back to the first half of 2021.
