Soccer
The latest Soccer coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Spain World Cup - Chattanooga.
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Alex McGrath’s spot-on corner kicks lift undefeated Chattanooga FC to road win
Chattanooga Football Club midfielder Alex McGrath was locked in from the left corner mark on Saturday.
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Chattanooga Red Wolves rally late but fall short against North Carolina FC
The Chattanooga Red Wolves avoided the shutout at home but not the loss.
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Chattanooga Red Wolves’ Jimmy Weekley again searches for right combo as interim coach
Jimmy Weekley wasn't expecting to return to the Chattanooga Red Wolves.
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U.S. co-captain Lindsey Horan embraces leadership role at Women’s World Cup
Lindsey Horan has set a feisty tone for the Americans at the Women's World Cup.
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Rematch time: USA and Netherlands to meet at the Women’s World Cup
Now that the United States women have won equal pay with their male counterparts, there's no need for their supporters to again chant for fairness when the Americans play the Netherlands on Thursday in their rematch of the 2019 Women's World Cup final.
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Chattanooga Red Wolves lose at South Georgia, remain winless on road
With eight road matches in league play behind them, the Chattanooga Red Wolves are still looking for their first win away from home.
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Spectacular defense had led to a 20-match unbeaten streak for Chattanooga FC
The start to Jean Antoine's soccer career with the Chattanooga Football Club has been senastional for the reigning Golden Glove winner who starred for Cal United last season.
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US talents Sophia Smith, Alyssa Thompson headline the rising stars at the Women’s World Cup
A look at some of the rising stars who will be playing at the Women's World Cup:
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Jesus Ferreira’s second straight hat trick a first for US men
Jesús Ferreira became the first player to score international hat tricks in consecutive games for the U.S. men's national soccer team Sunday.
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Americans’ pursuit of third straight Women’s World Cup title brings challenges
Even with a few key players out, the U.S. will head into the Women's World Cup with a formidable group of wily veterans and eager newcomers.
