The Bundesliga is back! Live soccer is back! Soccer 2 the MAX is back! Rachael and Erik ask themselves, how did the Americans abroad that feature in Germany’s Bundesliga fare during their return to the pitch?
Americans Abroad: Looking at How Americans fared in Bundesliga Return Read More »
Rachael and Erik chat about the recent USWNT court ruling, US leagues returning to training, and, of course, the Bundesliga as well.
USWNT Court Decision and a Potential Return for Soccer Read More »
No doubt that Super Bowl LII was an instant classic. However, the advertisements did well to stack up with the in-game action. Here are the Top 5 Best Super Bowl LII commercials.
The Top 5: Best Super Bowl LII Commercials Read More »
The NWSL Draft is happening very soon. Rachael McKriger gets you ready with some important things to know before the teams begin selecting players on Thursday.
10 Things to Know Before the Upcoming NWSL Draft Read More »
Rachael McKriger explains why no one should call the Nashville MLS team part of a soccer city just yet. While also looking ahead to who should get the next MLS expansion slot as well.
Nashville MLS: Don’t Call It Soccer City Just Yet Read More »
Every four years the world is captivated, and 32 teams compete to win a tournament. Rachael McKriger has the 2018 FIFA World Cup Draw Results & Analysis.
2018 FIFA World Cup Draw Results & Analysis Read More »
The Portland Thorns are the 2017 NWSL Championship winners. However, Rachael McKriger feels it wasn’t won in the most sporting of ways.
A Tale of Evils: Portland Thorns Unethical 2017 NWSL Championship Win Read More »
The United States will miss their first World Cup in 32 years. After this USA World Cup failure, U.S. soccer desperately needs to change.
USA World Cup Failure: Changes Are Needed Read More »
Ashley Hatch has been a force for the North Carolina Courage this year. Rachael McKriger explains why she believes Hatch should be NWSL Rookie of the Year
Ashley Hatch Deserves NWSL Rookie of the Year Award Read More »
Carli Lloyd is once again up for FIFA Women’s Player of the Year. However, FIFA completely dropped the ball by not even naming Sam Kerr a finalist.
Sam Kerr Deserves Finalist Spot for FIFA Women’s World Player of the Year Read More »