Emma Hayes's influence on USWNT players going abroad is not as big as one might think, but the trend is undeniable.

Despite a 2-1 loss to Japan, Emma Hayes remains optimistic about the USWNT's future, highlighting squad progress and ...

The NWSL offseason is generally busy, but news usually breaks in bursts. Lynn Biyendolo's December trade from NJ/NY Gotham FC ...

February brought a huge blow to USWNT. Japan stunned the five-time defending SheBelieves Cup champions 2-1, handing their ...

Realistically, Emma Hayes wasn't going to go her entire career managing ... who only has 10 appearances for the USWNT. Hayes spoke of progress from young players like 21-year-old Ally Sentnor, who ...

Chelsea head coach Sonia Bompastor has confirmed United States international Naomi Girma will miss Saturday’s Subway Cup ...

Japan won the SheBelieves Cup on Wednesday with a 2-1 win over the U.S. women's national team, handing the hosts their first loss since Emma Hayes took over as head coach in June. The visitors got off ...

USWNT coach Emma Hayes played down the significance of the team's first loss since she took charge last year, when going down 2-1 to Japan in the SheBelieves Cup on Wednesday.

If the SheBelieves Cup was an opportunity to get a gage on Emma Hayes' rebuild, Sunday's win showed that the USWNT are right on track.

Campbell misread the run-up to Japan’s early opener and took herself out of the play by running into teammate Emily Sonnett.

More positive signs for USWNT next gen One game does not make a rebuild, but Sunday's win was another encouraging sign that Emma Hayes' task of ushering in a new generation and creating a squad ...

Emma Hayes inherited a USWNT program which had seen its reputation dented following the World Cup in 2023 and has wasted no ...