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sports5 months ago

USWNT to Play Portugal in October, Honoring Morgan and Naeher

The U.S. women's soccer team will return to Philadelphia in October to play Portugal at Subaru Park, marking their first visit in over three years. The match will honor Alex Morgan's retirement and feature returning European-based stars and possibly Trinity Rodman. Ticket sales begin soon, and the game is part of the October FIFA window, with additional matches to be announced. This event highlights Philadelphia's ongoing significance in women's soccer and potential future hosting of the Women's World Cup.

sports2 years ago

US Women's Soccer Team Faces Alarming Online Abuse at Women's World Cup

The US women's soccer team received more than double the amount of abusive messages on social media compared to any other nation during the Women's World Cup, according to a report by FIFA and FIFPRO. Factors such as the team's status as reigning champions and players perceived as not singing the national anthem contributed to the heightened abuse. The study found that one in five players at the tournament experienced discriminatory messaging, with homophobic, sexual, and sexist abuse accounting for nearly half of all messages across various platforms. FIFA and FIFPRO are using artificial intelligence to protect players from online abuse and emphasize the need for a safer online environment for athletes.

sports2 years ago

Megan Rapinoe's World Cup Exit Sparks Conservative Celebration and Reflects on Her Impact

Conservatives celebrated the US Women's Soccer Team's elimination from the World Cup, with many criticizing Megan Rapinoe and the team for their perceived "woke" and "un-American" values. Rapinoe, an outspoken LGBTQ activist, missed a crucial penalty kick against Sweden, leading to the team's exit from the tournament. Despite the disappointment, Rapinoe expressed pride in the team's performance and remained grateful and joyful.

sports2 years ago

"Conservatives Celebrate U.S. Women's Soccer Team's World Cup Exit"

Conservatives celebrated the US Women's Soccer Team's elimination from the World Cup, expressing their disapproval of the team's perceived "woke" and "un-American" values. Many critics targeted Megan Rapinoe, an outspoken LGBTQ activist and advocate for transgender athletes, who missed a crucial penalty kick. Despite the disappointment, Rapinoe expressed pride in the team's performance and remained grateful and joyful.

sports2 years ago

Supporters Rally Across the US to Cheer on Women's Soccer Team at World Cup Watch Parties

The US women's soccer team, particularly Megan Rapinoe, is facing criticism for their excessive and self-centered behavior, making it difficult for many to support them. Fox, the exclusive U.S. rights holder, has been accused of being detached from viewers by promoting the team's controversial actions in their promos. The article also highlights the team's association with Nike and their silence on human rights issues in China. Despite the option to not watch, it is disappointing that a talented team representing the United States is difficult to support due to their behavior.

sports2 years ago

Megyn Kelly criticizes US women's soccer team for anthem silence at World Cup

Megyn Kelly criticized the US women's soccer team for standing silent and motionless during the National Anthem before their World Cup opener. Kelly accused the players, particularly Megan Rapinoe, of hating their country and lacking patriotism. Rapinoe, an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ rights and pay equity, has previously stated that she will never stand for the national anthem again. Kelly blamed Rapinoe for influencing the team's behavior and called her a "dumbass." Rapinoe has been involved in activism both on and off the field, including kneeling during the national anthem in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick and advocating for the rights of the LGBTQ+ community.

sports2 years ago

Julie Ertz's Inspiring Return to the U.S. Women's Soccer Team as a New Mother

Julie Ertz, a two-time World Cup winner and new mother, faced the challenge of returning to peak fitness and form for the U.S. Women's Soccer Team. Seeking discreet training, she joined a boys' team in Phoenix and impressed her young teammates with her dedication and skill. Motivated by the team's need for experience and leadership, Ertz worked diligently to surpass her previous level of play. After proving herself in training camps and club soccer, she was named to the 23-player roster for the World Cup, completing her comeback and fulfilling her goal of competing at the highest level once again.