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Women’s World Cup is wide open entering quarterfinals
Many of the heavyweights have already been knocked out.

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US makes earliest exit ever at Women’s World Cup with shootout loss to Sweden
The United States played its best game of this Women's World Cup. It wasn't good enough to keep the Americans around.

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Chattanooga Red Wolves gain point with draw in California
The Chattanooga Red Wolves salvaged a point in stoppage time in Scott McKinnie's first match as interim coach.

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Chattanooga FC’s Markus Naglestad sets club record for career goals in blowout win
Markus Naglestad etched his name into the Chattanooga Football Club history books Saturday night.

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Chattanooga FC extends coach Rod Underwood’s contract through 2025 season
In his second season as head coach of the Chattanooga Football Club, Rod Underwood has led the team to an undefeated start in league play.

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US faces familiar foe Sweden and elimination at Women’s World Cup
Sweden and the United States, frequent rivals in women's soccer, will meet once again. This time, though, the stakes are tremendously higher.

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In frustrating season for Chattanooga Red Wolves, Chevone Marsh shines as bright spot
It took a while for Chevone Marsh to see where he fit in during his first season with the Chattanooga Red Wolves.

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The US lacks that 2019 magic at this Women’s World Cup
The United States is clearly not the dominant team that won the 2019 Women's World Cup.

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Red Wolves name new interim head coach after health scare
The Chattanooga Red Wolves announced Monday that interim head coach Jimmy Weekley, who had prep coaching stints at Baylor and Chattanooga Christian, will be on a medical leave of absence after "a recent significant health situation."

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US needs a win or draw to avoid risk of elimination in group play for 1st time in Women’s World Cup
The United States arrived at the Women's World Cup as the favorite to win an unprecedented third consecutive title.
