Fans are very familiar with former USMNT player Alexi Lalas and his vocal opinions regarding U.S. soccer. The 56-year-old has been critical of the USWNT in the past, for which he has also faced backlash from fans.
Legendary U.S. women’s soccer star Carli Lloyd had exciting news to share with her fans this week. Lloyd, a two-time World Cup winner and Olympic gold medalist, covered the 2026 FIFA World Cup for FOX while pregnant.
On August 21, 2008, it was the date the United States Women’s National Team took on Brazil in the Olympic soccer final match. This match carried weight as just in 2007 the Brazil team had defeated the USWNT in the semifinals of the World Cup.
Can you name every player to take home the Ballon d'Or -- the award for the best soccer player in the world -- since 1995?
Despite the criticism from fans, Carli Lloyd has doubled down on her criticism of Christian Pulisic after the United States' disappointing exit from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, stating that she has "nothing to apologize for".
Everyone is out to get the winger this week and, after so many years of excitement, his reputation is now, at the very least, up for debate There was a certain inevitability to the moment when Christian Pulisic hobbled off the field.
Many are ripping United States National Men's Team forward Christian Pulisic for his disappointing 2026 FIFA World Cup, including former U.S. Women's National Team star/Fox analyst Carli Lloyd.
Carli Lloyd is once again rising to the occasion on the World Cup stage. The retired United States soccer star has worked the tournament as an analyst for Fox Sports.
USWNT legend Carli Lloyd didn't mince words after the USMNT bowed out of the World Cup in a humiliating 4-1 loss. While some might accuse her of kicking the team while it's down, most are praising her for speaking her mind.
Carli Lloyd was critical of Christian Pulisic following the USMNT’s 4-1 loss to Belgium in the Round of 16 for the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Monday night.
Like many of us, US soccer icon Carli Lloyd sat down to watch the FIFA World Cup opener between Mexico and South Africa. And like almost as many of us, she was upset by the frustrating new format that's been implemented.
Legendary U.S. women's national team star Carli Lloyd is excited to be part of the 2026 World Cup coverage. Lloyd, one of the best players in U.S. women's soccer history, is set to cover the 2026 Men's World Cup, which is set to begin next month.
The Best FIFA awards were first introduced in 2016, with the first ceremony in January 2017. First won by Cristiano Ronaldo, the likes of Luka Modric, Robert Lewandowski, Lionel Messi and Vinicius Junior have all won the men’s award.
The 2025 Women's Euro had Carli Lloyd thinking the USWNT is behind a couple of other national teams, such as Spain, England, and Sweden. The Europeans just came out of one of the most intense Euro runs in recent years, while the USWNT is currently playing only friendly matches.
The USMNT is left with friendly matches as the only way to prepare for the 2026 World Cup next year, and Mauricio Pochettino will soon make important decisions in regards to the squad.
USWNT soccer legend Carli Lloyd is proud of everything she has done throughout her career. It even compelled her to show a lot of emotions. The National Soccer Hall of Fame inducted Lloyd on Saturday, per The Athletic’s Melanie Anzidei.
Former United States women's national team star Carli Lloyd headlined the National Soccer Hall of Fame's 2025 class inducted in a ceremony Saturday in Frisco, Texas.
By her own admission, Carli Lloyd never took much time while she was playing to stop and smell the roses. Sometime around 2007, when she was still a fresh face on the United States national team, she was discussing career goals in a meeting with head coach Greg Ryan.
Carli Lloyd accomplished just about everything before retiring in 2021. She won two World Cups and two Olympic gold medals and appeared over 300 times for the United States women’s national team.
Former United States women's star Carli Lloyd, a two-time FIFA Player of the Year, is part of the five-member 2025 National Soccer Hall of Fame class, the entity announced Tuesday.
Former United States Women's National Team star Carli Lloyd announced Wednesday that she is expecting her first child with husband Brian Hollins. Lloyd, 41, acknowledged that she has undergone multiple rounds of in-vitro fertilization treatments in a bid to have a child.
According to USA Today, women and girls make up 46% of NFL fans in the United States, and thanks to the Philadelphia Eagles 30,000 of them are about to get new sports bras.
The criticism towards the U.S. women's soccer team hasn't died down in the slightest, at least not from those at Fox Sports who are still covering the Women's World Cup.
All good things must come to an end. In the latest episode of Whistle's LEGO Super Mario real-world challenge, Boban and Katelyn Ohashi face off against Carli Lloyd and Jordan Burroughs for their third and final match.
Who doesn't love a good rematch? Today, we get our chance as Boban Marjanovic and Katelyn Ohashi face off against Carli Lloyd and Jordan Burroughs for the second time in Whistle's latest episode of LEGO Super Mario real-world challenge.
Would we be interested in watching Boban Marjanovic, Carli Lloyd, Katelyn Ohashi, and Jordan Burroughs run through a real-world LEGO Super Mario course?
The 39-year-old will compete in four fall friendly matches for the USWNT and also play the remainder of the National Women's Soccer League season with NJ/NY Gotham before officially hanging up the cleats.
It's safe to say the South Jersey Girls Soccer League may regret rejecting Carli Lloyd way back in 1993.
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