The Latest Breaking News from Vlatko Andonovski

PHILADELPHIA — Alex Morgan hasn’t forgotten what it was like the last time the U.S. women’s soccer team played a major Concacaf competition outside of the United States.

SANDY, Utah — The U.S. women’s soccer team finished its preparations for next month’s Concacaf World Cup and Olympic qualifying tournament late Tuesday with a 2-0 win over Colombia at Rio Tinto Stadium.

The competition will determine whether the U.S. will qualify for the 2023 Women’s World Cup and the 2024 Olympics.

SEATTLE — For anyone who’s ever been associated with the U.S. national soccer teams, Wednesday will stand forever as one of the biggest days in the sport’s history in this country.

Short-term results may be sacrificed for a more fruitful long-term future, and that's a price the U.S. appears to be willing to pay.

The US roster for the SheBelieves Cup is missing many of the players who have helped the team dominate in recent years. The focus is on the future

LOS ANGELES — Ashley Hatch’s first call-up to the women’s national soccer team came in 2016 and ended with her playing the final 16 minutes of a 4-0 win over Switzerland.

It's entirely possible—likely, even—that the USWNT will resemble its past editions for key qualifying games this summer, but nobody's place is guaranteed.

LOS ANGELES — Coach Vlatko Andonovski, who fielded the oldest women's soccer team in last summer's Tokyo Olympics, has called in a much a younger 23-player roster for this month's SheBelieves Cup, which kicks off with a doubleheader at Dignity Health Sports Park on Feb. 17.