This week, we look at more news, including coaching appointments and player assignments, from the six franchises of Canada’s ...

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Following an investigation into widespread allegations of abuse between 2013 and 2022, NWSL players have access to a new restitution fund. The National Women's Soccer League Nike balls sit on the ...

Here's what to know about the settlement. Players stop the match during the first half of a NWSL soccer match between NJ/NY Gotham FC and the Washington Spirit in a protest at Subaru Park.

“For too long, the hardworking and talented women of the National Women’s Soccer League were forced to endure an unacceptable culture of abuse, harassment, and retaliation,” New York ...

The National Women's Soccer League violated players' civil rights ... The list of requirements, which the NWSL has already begun implementing, also includes all teams employ at least two mental ...

The NWSL commissioner at the time, Lisa Baird, also resigned. Both the NWSL and U.S. Soccer launched investigations into the allegations. The U.S. Soccer report was led by former acting U.S ...

Strengthened protections for National Women's Soccer League players are now in place after a recent settlement requires additional oversight, a restitution fund for impacted players and policy ...

“There definitely has been this shared idea that because two leagues have folded in the past, the NWSL is kind of the last hope for a women’s soccer league,” U.S. national team forward Alex ...

The NWSL will establish a $5 million compensation ... and systemic failures by the National Women’s Soccer League,” per the settlement agreement. The investigation followed a Sally Yates ...

NEW YORK – The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) and three attorneys-general said on Feb 5 they have agreed on a US$5 million (S$6.8 million) settlement over player harassment and sexual ...

The NWSL commissioner at the time also resigned. Both the NWSL and US Soccer launched investigations into the allegations. The US Soccer report was led by former acting US Attorney General Sally Q.