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Podcast: US Women Win Inaugural Gold Cup

by Anthony J. Merced WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!!! US Women's national team defeats Brazil 1-0 to win the inaugural women's Gold Cup. RJ joins the pod to break it all down and what this means for the team in the long run. RBNN: The Podcast · US Women Win the Gold Cup

Podcast: US Women are Going to the Final in Wet Game

  by Anthony J. Merced It was a swimming pool in San Diego during the Women's Gold Cup semi-final! However the team pulled through and won. A recap with RJ and a look forward to the final against Brazil. RBNN: The Podcast · USWNT Swim Their Way to Gold Cup Final! Recap with RJ

RBNN Podcast 02-24-2024: US Women Dominate Argentina

by Anthony J. Merced RJ returns to the podcast to recap the US Women's National Team's 4-0 win over Argentina. We break down the exciting first 20 minutes and then what Argentina did to kill the momentum.  RBNN: The Podcast · RBNN Podcast 02-24-2024: US Women Dominate Argentina

RBNN Podcast: Women's Gold Cup Recap with RJ Allen

photo by Brad Smith/ISI Photos/USSF/Getty Images by Anthony J. Merced We are joined by women's soccer expert RJ Allen to break down the dominant 5-0 win for US Women as they kick off the inaugural Concacaf Gold Cup. RBNN: The Podcast · RBNN Podcast 02-22-2024: Women's Gold Cup w. RJ Allen

RBNN Podcast 2/9: Special Guests JJ Pavlik and Dan Feuerstein

photo from New York Red Bulls A condensed podcast week with two interviews. First JJ Pavlik joins to talk Metlife as the World Cup Final venue. We also discuss the controversial comments from USWNT captain Lindsey Horan. Dan Feuerstein joins the pod to talk Red Bulls new head coach Sandro Schwarz on his introductory press conference. RBNN: The Podcast · RBNN 02-09-2024: Special Guests JJ Pavlik and Dan Feuerstein

Gotham Send Seven Players to Gold Cup

photo from Gotham FC by Anthony J. Merced Gotham FC will send seven players to the US Women's National Team for the Concacaf Gold Cup in February and March. New signings Tierna Davidson, Rose Lavelle, Crystal Dunn and Emily Sonnett will all be wearing the crest for the competition. NWSL Rookie of the Year Jenna Nighswonger, Lynne Williams and Midge Purce will round out the crew. Such a star-studded USWNT will be expected to win the competition, the first major trophy since the World Cup last summer. While away, Gotham will start their season short-staffed in the NWSL Challenge Cup as well as early rounds of the regular season. The team worked tirelessly to grow a deep roster to accommodate for the departures and they will be put to an early test. For Nighswonger, it will be her first major competition for the national team after being selected for the December camp as her first call-up. To this point she's only made two appearances on the national stage and will look to cement ...

US and Mexico Submit Joint Bid for 2027 Women's World Cup

by Anthony J. Merced The United States and Mexico have submitted a joint bid for the 2027, one year after the Men's World Cup is set to take place in the same nations and Canada. This comes after Brazil and another joint bid between European nations Belium, Germany and Netherlands was also submitted last month. "This is a pivotal time for women's soccer," said US Soccer president Cindy Parlow Cone. "The US and Mexico are in a unique position to host a World Cup that will leverage the same venues, infrastructure and protocols as the men's World Cup just one year prior. "This will not only unlock the economic potential of women's soccer, it will send a message to young players around the world that there is no limit to what you can achieve." Women's soccer has seen significant growth in the United States despite the early exit from the last World Cup in Australia and New Zealand over the summer. NWSL experience one of their largest attendances...