Simone Biles being treated like a commodity by someone with USA Gymnastics deserves answers, not ignorance, USA TODAY Sports’ Nancy Armour writes.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
Spain captain who scored game-winning goal learns after World Cup final her father died
Spain captain Olga Carmona learned of her father’s death after winning the World Cup. She scored the lone goal that gave Spain the title over England.
Spain’s federation wastes no time giving its players the middle finger after World Cup win
A win on the field isn’t the end of the fight for Spain’s women’s soccer team. It has to be the beginning, or things will never change.
Why USWNT’s absence from World Cup final is actually great for women’s soccer
For much of the women’s game’s infancy, the USWNT has been soccer’s equivalent of an eclipse blocking out the sun.
England’s Sarina Wiegman should be US Soccer’s focus for new USWNT coach
England will ‘100% reject’ offers for Sarina Wiegman, who is coaching in 2nd straight World Cup final. But USWNT needs to get her, Nancy Armour writes
USWNT doesn’t have four years to make fixes to flaws exposed at World Cup
USWNT’s Round of 16 loss was its earliest exit ever at a major international tournament, and first time it failed to reach the World Cup semifinals.
Vlatko Andonovski out as USWNT coach after World Cup failure. Twila Kilgore named interim
USWNT coach Vlatko Andonovski ‘mutually’ parts ways with US Soccer after 4 years and the earliest-ever World Cup exit, in the round of 16.
Soccer’s GOAT might stick around for Paris Olympics. Yes, we’re talking about Marta
Marta’s sixth and final World Cup came to a disappointing end when Brazil failed to make it out of the group stage for the first time since 1995.
When is the World Cup final? Everything to know for England vs. Spain
The World Cup final is set! England will face Spain at 6 a.m. ET Sunday after dismantling host country Australia 3-1 in Wednesday’s semifinal.
Spain’s World Cup final run a blessing and curse. Federation unworthy of team’s brilliance
Spain reaches World Cup final a year after 15 top players sent a letter to the federation expressing concern over the team environment, coach’s style