Women's Soccer
Hertha offers women half-price tickets for female referee
Hertha Berlin is offering half-price tickets for women to its Bundesliga game on Sunday, the first in Germany's top flight to be refereed by a woman
Card me: 1st female ref set for German soccer top flight
Bibiana Steinhaus will make Bundesliga history this season by becoming the first woman to referee in the country's top flight
Spanish government ready to take over soccer
The Spanish government is ready to step in and take control of soccer with Angel Maria Villar in jail
Referee Steinhaus promoted as 1st women in Bundesliga
Referee Bibiana Steinhaus has been promoted to the Bundesliga for next season and will be first women working games in Germany's top division
Barcelona to have women's team in United States
Barcelona says it plans to start a women's soccer team in the United States
Rapinoe hits at Solo calling Sweden cowards.
Megan Rapinoe, one of U.S. women's most senior soccer players, has criticized Hope Solo's disparaging comments about Sweden following the Americans' early departure from the Rio Olympics
Neid and Sundhage are longtime contemporaries and foes
Back when the first women's Olympic soccer tournament was held in 1996 at the Atlanta Games, they were players: Silvia Neid played for Germany and Pia Sundhage for Sweden
Formiga, 'the ant,' just keeps on going in women's soccer
Formiga just keeps on going. Tireless Brazilian midfielder still influential
Call from Scolari helped Brazil avoid soccer elimination
Brazil didn't need Marta to win at the Rio Games. All it took was a call from its last coach to win a World Cup and a couple of goals from its latest wonder kid.
Rapinoe's return comes in time for quarterfinal push
Megan Rapinoe's return is coming at just the right time for the United States