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Union Berlin appointed Marie-Louise Eta as head coach, making her the first woman to lead a men's team in Europe's top five leagues. The 34-year-old former player takes charge until season's end with the team fighting to stay in Germany's top division.
A Scottish immigrant coaching college soccer in Pennsylvania pulled off one of sports' greatest upsets when his ragtag American team defeated mighty England 1-0 at the 1950 World Cup. Bill Jeffrey's legacy lives on as the U.S. prepares to host the tournament in 2026.
George Raynor couldn't get hired in England, so he moved to Sweden and made history. He became the first English manager to reach a World Cup final, winning Olympic gold along the way.
Manchester City's Khadija Shaw just made soccer history with three goals in 13 minutes, the fastest hat-trick ever recorded in Women's Super League play. Her jaw-dropping performance has teammates calling it "like watching a video game" and puts City one step closer to their first league title in a decade.
FC Cincinnati just made soccer history with a jaw-dropping 13-0 aggregate win in the CONCACAF Champions Cup, the largest margin of victory the tournament has ever seen. The dominant performance propels the hometown team into an exciting showdown with Mexican powerhouse Tigres UANL.
Three Australian women just made soccer history, becoming the first from their nation to win a world championship after Arsenal claimed the FIFA Women's Champions Cup. Matildas star Caitlin Foord scored the winning goal in extra time to seal the dramatic 3-2 victory.
Crystal Dunn, one of the most decorated players in U.S. women's soccer history, is hanging up her cleats at 33 after winning a World Cup, an Olympic gold medal, and inspiring a generation. The trailblazing athlete leaves the game to focus on family, closing a career marked by remarkable versatility and endless winning.