Then he welcomes RJ Allen of Backline Soccer for a long look at all the news that has happened around the NWSL, from the Portland Thorns winning the International Champions Cup to the scandals at the Washington Spirit, Gotham FC, and Racing Louisville.
Plus some analysis of each of the other teams in the league.
On this episode, Jonathan is joined by Julia Poe of the Orlando Sentinel to look at some of the early NWSL season storylines.
On this first of three episodes this week,
Jonathan is joined by Mike Watts of Paramount+ to preview the upcoming NWSL Challenge Cup.
On the latest episode of the Women’s Soccer Review, Jonathan Tannenwald and Business Insider’s Meredith Cash analyze the U.S. women’s national team’s roster for the upcoming games at Sweden and France, and react to the FA Women’s Super League’s new record-setting broadcast deal and what it means for the NWSL.
Jonathan and Duane talk about the She Believes Cup and recent news regarding both the USWNT and the CanWNT.
Jonathan is joined by soccer writer Claire Watkins to talk NWSL Fall Series and the upcoming USWNT camp.
Jonathan Tannenwald is joined by soccer journalist Sophie Lawson to preview and talk about the NWSL Fall Series, the FA’s Women Super League, and the Division 1 Féminine.
On this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review,
Jonathan is joined by Charles Olney, soccer reporter for BacklineSoccer, DashActually, and more, to breakdown the NWSL Challenge Cup final and to talk about the champions, the Houston Dash.
This week’s episode features Avry Lewis-McDougall, who talks to Tristan and Julian about the latest over the Edmonton football team and the city hosting NHL hockey in the coming days. Julian and Tristan also discuss the lack of women’s sports available to Canadians during the pandemic.
On this episode of the Women’s Soccer Review,
Jonathan Tannenwald is joined by Marissa Pilla sideline reporter for CBS Sports during the Challenge Cup to preview the final and more on the NWSL tournament.
