"Not at all. I'm not that smart.”
That was ex-USWNT head coach Pia Sundhage’s response to whether or not she engages in mind games. It is hard to believe at first.
Sundhage was just featured in a New York Times article that was supposed to be nothing more than a profile of her, a Swedish sporting legend. Instead, it turned into the talking point of the young 2015 World Cup.
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Following its uneven, but critically important, 3-1 win over Australia in its opening match, the U.S. Women’s National Team (the Lady Yanks) next face Sweden on Friday evening, June 12th, at 8:00 p.m. EST. Sweden, the 5th ranked team in the world coming into the tournament, surprisingly drew 3-3 with Nigeria in its opening match, so the Swedes will be desperate for a victory to ensure their place in the knockout round. As we get closer to Friday night, what do we know about the Swedes?
The Australian FA posted a very passive-aggressive recap of the USWNT vs. Australia game.
Morgan’s well-being is crucial to USA's success, while a former coach could scupper hopes.
Alex Morgan and the rest of the Women's team take on Australia in the opening match of the group stage on June 8.
In a new trailer for FIFA 16, EA Sports announced the game will include women's teams.
After pulling off this mind-blowing move against Mexico, we need to start calling her “Tobinho.”
They thought it was going to be just another holiday away from their families. Little did they know their families were already on their way.