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USWNT player Korbin Albert was booed by fans in Colorado during a match against South Korea due to her past controversial social media posts about the LGBTQ+ community. Despite her apology and wearing the team's LGBTQ+ pride jersey, the boos persisted. The match marked Emma Hayes' first victory as the U.S. team's coach, with Mallory Swanson and Tierna Davidson each scoring two goals in the 4-0 win.
US Women's National Team player Korbin Albert was booed by fans during a match against South Korea despite wearing a Pride Month uniform. This follows a previous incident where she shared a controversial video and apologized. The continued booing highlights ongoing tensions and dissatisfaction among some fans.
USWNT's Korbin Albert was booed during a SheBelieves Cup match after controversial social media posts about the LGBTQ+ community and liking an Instagram post mocking Megan Rapinoe's injury. This led to backlash from fans and teammates, including Rapinoe, who criticized Albert's actions. Albert later apologized for her offensive and hurtful social media behavior, expressing deep regret and a commitment to do better.
U.S. women’s national soccer team star Korbin Albert was booed during a SheBelieves Cup match after sparking backlash with social media posts about the LGBTQ+ community. The apparent animosity came after she reposted a TikTok video and liked an Instagram post that drew criticism from teammate Megan Rapinoe. Albert later apologized for her actions, expressing deep regret and a commitment to do better.
USWNT interim manager Twila Kilgore stated that midfielder Korbin Albert, who faced backlash for her social media activity, is available for the upcoming SheBelieves Cup despite sharing content that appeared to support anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiments. Kilgore emphasized the team's commitment to respect and inclusion, acknowledging internal conversations about the issue while affirming Albert's availability to play. The incidents come as Albert takes on a more prominent role in the team, with her actions drawing criticism from teammates and fans, prompting an apology from Albert for causing hurt and offense.
USWNT midfielder Korbin Albert's social media activity has sparked debate over U.S. Soccer Federation's policies. While the federation has not formally addressed the issue, players like Megan Rapinoe, Lindsey Horan, and Alex Morgan have expressed disappointment. The federation's policies, including a code of conduct and prohibited conduct policy, could potentially address such situations, but it currently lacks specific rules on social media use. The incident highlights the clash between personal viewpoints and team culture within the USWNT.
USWNT players Alex Morgan and Lindsey Horan spoke out against teammate Korbin Albert's social media activity that supported anti-LGBTQ+ content, expressing disappointment and emphasizing the team's commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful space. Albert, who made her national team debut in November, has apologized for her actions, and the team has had internal discussions about the situation. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation on social media, with players and fans expressing their disapproval of Albert's behavior.
USWNT captains Lindsey Horan and Alex Morgan issued a statement addressing midfielder Korbin Albert's apology for sharing anti-LGBTQ content on social media, emphasizing the team's commitment to integrity and creating a safe and respectful space. Albert, a rising star in women's soccer, apologized for her actions and expressed a determination to do better. The incident has sparked internal discussions within the team and raised questions about inclusivity as the USWNT prepares for the 2024 Olympics.
USWNT captains Lindsey Horan and Alex Morgan addressed teammate Korbin Albert's controversial social media activity, expressing disappointment and emphasizing the team's commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful space, especially for the LGBTQ+ community. Screenshots showed Albert liking content celebrating Megan Rapinoe's injury, prompting Rapinoe to call out the activity. Albert apologized after the backlash, acknowledging her actions as immature and disrespectful.
USWNT teammates Lindsey Horan and Alex Morgan address teammate Korbin Albert's anti-LGBTQIA+ social media posts, expressing disappointment and emphasizing the team's commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful space. Albert, a rising star for both club and country, apologized for her actions and is currently in camp with the USWNT. The team has had internal discussions about the situation, and Horan and Morgan reiterated their dedication to using their platform to highlight important causes.
U.S. Women's National Team midfielder Korbin Albert apologized for sharing "offensive, insensitive and hurtful" social media posts, including anti-LGBTQ content, after being called out by former USWNT star Megan Rapinoe. Rapinoe criticized those promoting hatred and urged for inclusivity, prompting Albert to issue a public apology. The controversy has sparked discussion among current and former USWNT players, with the team set to return to action in the SheBelieves Cup.
U.S. women’s national team midfielder Korbin Albert apologized for sharing offensive and hurtful social media posts, including anti-LGBTQ+ content, after criticism from Megan Rapinoe. Albert expressed deep regret for causing hurt and pledged to do better, emphasizing the importance of respect and safety for everyone in sports.
USWNT midfielder Korbin Albert apologized for liking social media posts that appeared to support anti-LGBTQIA+ content and make light of Megan Rapinoe's injury, expressing deep regret and a commitment to do better. Rapinoe responded with a message advocating for inclusivity and condemning hate. U.S. Soccer has not commented on Albert's status for the upcoming SheBelieves Cup.
USWNT player Korbin Albert apologized after facing criticism from Megan Rapinoe for sharing anti-LGBTQ content and liking posts mocking Rapinoe's career-ending injury. Rapinoe called out Albert's actions on social media, prompting Albert to issue a statement expressing regret and pledging to do better. The incident has sparked uncomfortable questions for the young midfielder early in her professional career.
U.S. midfielder Korbin Albert apologized for sharing "offensive, insensitive and hurtful" social media posts, including anti-LGBTQ+ content, on her TikTok account. The 20-year-old Paris Saint-Germain player expressed regret for causing hurt and promised to do better, following criticism from retired U.S. star Megan Rapinoe, who urged against hiding behind beliefs that contribute to hate.