It was the Sunday after Charlie Kirk was assassinated last fall. Professional soccer player Elizabeth Eddy was at church with her now-husband. The two attend church regularly, so while it wasn’t Kirk’s assassination that got them in the church pews, it was that tragedy that became the subject of the preacher’s sermon that day.
The preacher told the congregation that the attack on Kirk was an attack on free speech. It was that sermon that nudged Eddy, after 10 years in the National Women’s Soccer League, to speak up about a part of women’s soccer that she saw being jeopardized by the lie that men can compete as women—so in her final season, she spoke up.
“It&#8217;s like, this is way bigger than my playing career,” Eddy told The Daily Wire. “This is like, changing the landscape of women&#8217;s soccer at the professional level, which sets a precedent for all other women&#8217;s sports in America.”
Eddy announced her retirement from the NWSL on Tuesday knowing she gave her all to the league as a player both on and off the pitch.
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After months of consideration and prayer, I have a special announcement to make. 😊 <a href="https://t.co/03ii9LyfTi">pic.twitter.com/03ii9LyfTi</a>
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It’s ironic that the toughest test of her career would end up happening outside the lines, and in the headlines. After penning a piece in the New York Post on protecting women’s spaces, and even suggesting creating new spaces for trans-identifying players, Eddy was labeled a “racist” and “transphobe” by her Angel FC teammates.
These teammates weren’t just players on the roster; they were Eddy’s friends—close friends, actually, already invited to Eddy’s upcoming wedding. After Eddy stood for biological truth, they didn’t attend.
“It was like, pretty personal, and one of them even helped my fiancé plan our engagement,” Eddy said. “It was really tough, but like, at the end of the day, I need to answer to God, not to my peers or my success level on earth or whoever else I might want to please.”
“Although I&#8217;m hurt, I&#8217;m holding out hope that one day we can have reconciliation.”
The pushback was painful, but Eddy has no regrets about her statements on women&#8217;s sports. As she looks to her post-soccer chapter, she plans to continue advocating for women to have opportunities to play in a protected category.
“I&#8217;d love to have like a bunch of kids, a bunch of boys and girls, and I want the girls to have a chance to compete and play versus having an uneven playing field from the get-go because they&#8217;re a girl,” Eddy said. “I was like, if I have any ability to affect that, I will happily spend time and effort to do that because again, people have paved the way for all of us girls in America. For example, Title IX and now that is kind of under question. I was recently in D.C. at the Supreme Court on the steps doing the part of this rally and speaking about Title IX, and that’s where I realized how fragile the current policies are and how important it is to actually engage in how to shape the policies for the future.”
In addition to her advocacy for women, Eddy is continuing to compete—trading her shin guards for surfboards. The Newport Beach, California, native grew up hitting the waves and, now that her schedule allows, she’s excited to pursue a solo sport that she says is a different kind of challenge, channeling her “competitive energy” into a “flowy state” on the water.
“I just got back actually three weeks ago from my first pro-surfing contest. It was in Barbados and it was for the World Surf League. Although I got out in the first round, I was like, this is like the coolest thing ever,” Eddy said.
She’s excited to still be a professional athlete who is actively in the fight for women’s sports. She was a utility player on the soccer pitch, meaning she could play multiple positions. Now she’ll have multiple career obligations, which include public speaking, plus a full surfing schedule. The chaos, she says, will be worth the extra work because Eddy firmly believes the more female athletes stand up for their sports, the quicker their category will be protected.
“I was completely delegitimized by how my soccer team responded and the league,” Eddy said. “So then it&#8217;s like, when the next person speaks up, they probably won&#8217;t get as delegitimized, and then a few more might speak up and it will snowball. We&#8217;re moving in a really good direction, and the more people that speak up and the sooner they do it, the better it is for all of our daughters in the future.”
It was Eddy&#8217;s faith that gave her the courage to speak out in the first place, and it’s still her faith that guides her decision-making as the veteran soccer player boldly takes on her next chapter.
“God is not changing,” Eddy said. “He&#8217;s faithful yesterday, he’s faithful today, and faithful tomorrow.&#8221;

Credit: Elizabeth Eddy/ Sean M. Haffey via Getty Images

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On Wednesday, a stunning piece of video footage emerged from Australia, capturing the frantic, humiliated retreat of the Iranian regime’s thugs after they realized they had lost their grip on the women’s national soccer team.
The video, which has quickly gone viral, serves as a visceral punctuation mark to a high-stakes international defection that saw five members of the squad vanish into the safety of Australian asylum, leaving their would-be captors scurrying in a panic.
In the footage, members of the Iranian security apparatus — tasked with ensuring no player escaped the regime’s reach — are seen running frantically down a flight of stairs. Their composure completely shattered, the men appear desperate and disoriented upon discovering that five of the women had successfully slipped away.
The scene was narrated by a local Australian whose scathing commentary provided a quintessentially Western backdrop to the regime&#8217;s failure. As the agents bolted, the Australian mocked their sudden loss of power, shouting, “It’s Australia now. You&#8217;re in Australia. You&#8217;re in Australia. You better run. Yeah, we&#8217;re going to get you now. You better run. Yeah, you&#8217;ve got no rights here. You&#8217;re in Australia! I know who you are! Get down the stairs, yes! You gotta run now. What cowards are you guys, running? Yeah, cowards. The news is going to love this. Get the f*** out of our country, IRGC.”
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WATCH: Fox News obtains footage from the high-stakes hotel getaway by the Iranian Women’s National Soccer team in Australia.
The video captures the moment Iranian handlers, security staff, and coaches scramble as they realize five of their stars had vanished from the premises. <a href="https://t.co/V3kY6KefKx">pic.twitter.com/V3kY6KefKx</a>
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The incident follows a tense standoff during the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup. The team had already drawn the ire of Tehran by remaining silent during the national anthem in their opening match, a move that prompted Iranian state media to brand the athletes &#8220;wartime traitors&#8221; — a charge that carries the death penalty under the Islamic Republic’s draconian penal code.
The tide turned toward safety following a <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/trump-reveals-call-with-australia-pm-on-desperate-iran-womens-soccer-team-crisis?utm_source=chatgpt.com">direct intervention</a> by President Donald Trump. After initially criticizing Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for a &#8220;terrible humanitarian mistake,&#8221; Trump revealed he had spoken with the prime minister to ensure the women were not forced back to certain death. “He’s on it!” Trump posted, confirming that several players had already been &#8220;taken care of.&#8221;
While some players felt compelled to return to Iran due to threats against their families, the video of the &#8220;minders&#8221; in full flight highlights a rare, public defeat for the IRGC.
In 2019, Sahar Khodayari, a devoted fan of the Esteghlal team, who became known as the &#8220;Blue Girl,&#8221;disguised herself as a man to enter a stadium (where women were banned). After being caught and facing a prison sentence, she set herself on fire in protest and tragically died. Her death sparked international outrage, forcing FIFA to pressure Iran into finally allowing women to enter stadiums for certain matches, though the &#8220;ban&#8221; is often still enforced or restricted through &#8220;selective&#8221; ticketing.
For a regime that relies on the &#8220;Blue Girl&#8221; legacy of fear and stadium bans to keep women suppressed, the sight of their enforcers running terrified down a staircase in a free nation offered a powerful symbol of the regime’s waning reach.

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President Donald Trump intervened on behalf of the Iranian women’s national soccer team following reports that the players had been branded &#8220;wartime traitors&#8221; by Iranian state media.
The president revealed on Monday that he had spoken with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on behalf of the Iranian women&#8217;s soccer team, detailing the delicate situation for the young women.
&#8220;I just spoke to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, of Australia, concerning the Iranian National Women’s Soccer Team. He’s on it! Five have already been taken care of, and the rest are on their way,&#8221; the president <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116200028617921781">shared</a>. &#8220;Some, however, feel they must go back because they are worried about the safety of their families, including threats to those family members if they don’t return. In any event, the Prime Minister is doing a very good job having to do with this rather delicate situation. God bless Australia!&#8221;
Just hours before the call, Trump had weighed in, insisting that the Iranian women&#8217;s soccer team be granted asylum in Australia.
&#8220;Australia is making a terrible humanitarian mistake by allowing the Iran National Woman’s Soccer team to be forced back to Iran, where they will most likely be killed. Don’t do it, Mr. Prime Minister, give ASYLUM,&#8221; Trump <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116199640636892669">wrote</a> on Truth Social.
The president immediately followed up that post by sharing further details on the threats leveled against the women who dared to protest the despotic regime. He captioned the Truth Social <a href="https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116199696068251039">post</a>, &#8220;ASYLUM!&#8221;
Less than two hours later, Trump had Albanese on the phone.
The 26-member squad, currently in Australia for the Women’s Asian Cup, sparked controversy during their opening match against South Korea by remaining silent during the national anthem. The act, widely viewed as a protest against the Islamic Republic, has triggered a vitriolic response from Tehran.
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3 days ago, Iran’s Women’s Soccer Team protested the Islamic Regime by refusing to sing the national anthem.
2 days ago, Iranian state media branded the women “wartime traitors.”
Today, the women were desperately begging for help from inside the team bus. They are being… <a href="https://t.co/bZgZ5XGo5B">pic.twitter.com/bZgZ5XGo5B</a>
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Mohammad Reza Shahbazi, a presenter on state-controlled television, <a href="https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-06/iran-women-football-womens-asian-cup-state-tv-traitors/106425022">called</a> for the players to face &#8220;stronger consequences&#8221; for their &#8220;shameless betrayal.&#8221; Under Iran’s penal code, charges of treason can carry the death penalty. Concerns for the players’ safety have been further amplified by the deteriorating security situation in the Middle East, following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran that began on February 28.
FIFPro, the global soccer players&#8217; union, has formally called on FIFA and the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) to ensure the team’s protection. &#8220;These statements significantly heighten concerns for the players&#8217; safety should they return to Iran,&#8221; the union said in a statement.
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FIFPRO Asia/Oceania has released the following statement calling on AFC and FIFA to ensure the safety and wellbeing of Iran&#39;s Women&#39;s National Team players. <a href="https://t.co/5izRBHvkOg">pic.twitter.com/5izRBHvkOg</a>
&mdash; FIFPRO Asia/Oceania (@FIFPROAsiaOce) <a href="https://twitter.com/FIFPROAsiaOce/status/2029861558722121815?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 6, 2026</a></blockquote>
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On the ground in Australia, the team is reportedly under intense surveillance. Human rights advocate and former Socceroos captain Craig Foster <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/09/world/middleeast/iran-women-soccer-football-team-australia.html">said</a> it is &#8220;clear they are being silenced and coerced,&#8221; noting that regime-connected &#8220;minders&#8221; are embedded with the squad, restricting their movement and phone use.
While the players remained silent during their first match, they were filmed singing the anthem loudly during subsequent games against Australia and the Philippines. Local councilor Tina Kordrostami, who has been in contact with some players, said the shift was a result of extreme intimidation. &#8220;They are all terrified, particularly for the safety of their family members back home,&#8221; she said.
The Australian government has maintained a cautious diplomatic stance. Foreign Minister Penny Wong expressed solidarity with Iranian women but <a href="https://www.foreignminister.gov.au/minister/penny-wong/transcript/interview-david-speers-abc-insiders-1">declined to comment</a> on whether the government has had direct contact with the players or if they will be offered asylum. &#8220;We know this regime has brutally murdered many of its own people,&#8221; Wong <a href="https://nypost.com/2026/03/08/world-news/iranian-womens-team-may-face-jail-death-after-soccer-loss/">told</a> the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. &#8220;I don&#8217;t want to get into commentary about the Iranian women’s team [that might] put them or their families&#8230; in any greater danger.&#8221;
The team’s tournament concluded Sunday night on the Gold Coast. While some advocates have suggested Australia provide emergency humanitarian visas — similar to those granted to the Afghan women&#8217;s team in 2021 — sources close to the squad indicate many players fear that seeking asylum would lead to the imprisonment or execution of their relatives in Iran.

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The Iranian women’s national soccer team made a statement Monday night as they stood silently during the playing of their country’s national anthem.
Their silence spoke volumes ahead of the opening match of the Women’s Asian Cup in Queensland, Australia. None of the women sang as the song was played, choosing instead to look ahead with serious expressions. The crowd applauded at the conclusion of the song, and the team manager, Marziyeh Jafari, was spotted smiling on the sidelines. 
She was later approached by reporters but had no comment, The Guardian <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/mar/03/iran-women-football-team-decline-to-sing-national-anthem-before-asian-cup-tie">reported</a>.
The team lost its game against South Korea 3-0, the outlet noted. This was their first game since air strikes began in the Middle East, killing the nation’s longtime Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
“Our heart goes out to them and their families. It’s a difficult situation, and it’s really brave of them to be able to be here and to perform,” Australian player Amy Sayer said. “They put on a really strong performance, even with the political climate that’s going on and the struggles that they might be going through.”
President Trump has estimated that Operation Epic Fury could last four to five weeks, but has said it could continue longer to permanently eliminate Iran’s capacity to have a nuclear weapon. America’s intervention has had mixed reactions at home, but was celebrated in the streets of Iran after it was announced that Khamenei had been killed.
Many reactions to the women’s soccer team refusing to sing the anthem focused on how poorly the regime treated women of their nation, <a href="https://x.com/SamanthaTaghoy/status/2028624631922393332">noting</a> that their silent protest was what “real feminism” looked like.
“A defying silence… the Iranian women’s football national team REFUSED to sing the anthem of the Islamic regime. Side note: By the time their next game comes up, they probably don’t even have to wear those hijabs anymore,” one commenter <a href="https://x.com/Tarikh_Eran/status/2028539904230060340">wrote</a>.
“These brave women risk a lot with this display,” another person <a href="https://x.com/13jeep24Bob/status/2028822151395000355">chimed in</a>. “After having been treated worse than dirt for years by their country, thanks to President Trump, they may have a chance at a much better future. Meanwhile ‘freedom loving’ severe left wing women &amp; men in our country cheer for the oppressive Iranian regime who has murdered 10’s of thousands of their fellow countryman. What is wrong with this picture?”

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The veterans of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team are at it again. In a move that surprised absolutely no one, retired stars Abby Wambach, Julie Foudy, and the ever-defiant Megan Rapinoe spent the final week of February 2026 <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2026/02/26/women-athletes-react-trump-hockey-locker-room-comments/88876933007/?taid=69a0b7e47abc6e0001a5d3c0&amp;utm_campaign=trueanthem&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_source=twitter">lashing out</a> at the U.S. Men’s Hockey Team for the &#8220;crime&#8221; of showing a modicum of respect to President Donald Trump following their Olympic gold medal win.
The controversy stems from a phone call where Trump invited the hockey champions to his State of the Union address. During the exchange, the president quipped that he would have to invite the women’s team as well or face &#8220;impeachment&#8221;—a joke that elicited laughter from the men’s locker room.
That laughter was apparently too much for Wambach. On her podcast, &#8220;Welcome to the Party,&#8221; Wambach demanded the men &#8220;knock it all the (expletive) way off,&#8221; adding, &#8220;Stop (expletive) laughing at things that aren&#8217;t funny.&#8221; Foudy joined the chorus, suggesting the men should have staged a retaliatory boycott of the State of the Union to show &#8220;accountability.&#8221;
Of course, no Trump-related sports &#8220;resistance&#8221; would be complete without Megan Rapinoe. Rapinoe, who has spent the better part of a decade using the American flag as a prop for her personal grievances, resurfaced during a Wednesday news conference to blast the &#8220;wretched phone call.&#8221; This is, after all, the same Rapinoe who famously dubbed herself a &#8220;walking protest&#8221; and once <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/us-womens-soccer-team-wont-go-white-house-so-james-barrett?utm_source=chatgpt.com">told a magazine</a>, &#8220;I’m not going to the f*cking White House.&#8221;
For Rapinoe, the national anthem isn&#8217;t a moment of unity, but an opportunity for a &#8220;good ‘F you'&#8221; to an administration she finds &#8220;disturbing.&#8221; While she claims to represent America, her brand of &#8220;patriotism&#8221; usually involves <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/megan-rapinoe-slammed-after-ignoring-national-amanda-prestigiacomo?utm_source=chatgpt.com">refusing to place her hand over her heart</a> while reaping the &#8220;American privilege&#8221; provided by the very country she disparages.
While the soccer stars were busy trying to burn bridges, the hockey players were actually busy being Americans. By February 26, the reaction from the men&#8217;s locker room was divided. Stars like Jack Hughes refused to apologize regarding the manufactured drama, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/DVJXqczkVHR/">stating</a> plainly, &#8220;Everything is so political. We’re athletes, we’re proud to represent the U.S. &#8211; When you get the chance to go to the White House and meet the President, no matter what your views are, we’re excited.” His brother, Quinn Hughes, echoed the sentiment, <a href="https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/olympics/2026/02/24/quinn-hughes-us-mens-hockey-state-of-the-union/88841219007/">saying,</a> &#8220;I don&#8217;t know how much we&#8217;re allowed to say, but yes. Yeah, we&#8217;re excited to go. It&#8217;s something you don&#8217;t get to do &#8230; every Tuesday. It&#8217;s going to be special for us.&#8221;
Meanwhile, players like Charlie McAvoy and Jeremy Swayman eventually <a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/charlie-mcavoy-trump-womens-mens-hockey/">bent the knee</a> to the sports-media complex, issuing the now-obligatory &#8220;apologies&#8221; for their laughter.
To the soccer &#8220;resistance,&#8221; a gold medal isn&#8217;t enough; players must also adopt the correct political posture or face the wrath of the podcasting &#8220;elite.&#8221;

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There is just a single player in professional women&#8217;s soccer who cares about keeping it a women&#8217;s league. Jennifer Sey wants to change that.
After Angel City FC player Elizabeth Eddy was ganged up on by her female teammates for pushing for the league to adopt strict gender rules, prominent voices are putting up money to ensure that players like Eddy have support.
Jennifer Sey, the founder and CEO of XX-XY Athletics, pledged $10,000 to the next NWSL player who stood up for keeping the pro women&#8217;s league for women. Then someone anonymously added $5,000 to up the ante. Then OutKick founder Clay Travis said he&#8217;d double that, bringing the pot to <a href="https://x.com/ClayTravis/status/1986253438603456737">$30,000</a>.
&#8220;I want to encourage more athletes to speak out,&#8221; Sey told The Daily Wire on Thursday. The former Team USA gymnast said her $30,000 won&#8217;t mean anything to a player who is raking in millions from a company like Nike, but most players in women&#8217;s soccer aren&#8217;t in that position.
&#8220;You know the average salary is around $50,000 a year. That&#8217;s not a lot of money,&#8221; Sey said. &#8220;If I can offer $30,000 and take away the fear of cancellation and the fear of losing other endorsement deals and almost double their annual salary, that feels like a worthwhile incentive to put on the table.&#8221;
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🚨🚨$10k to the next NWSL player to stand up in defense of keeping women’s soccer female. A full throated defense. A press conference. Nothing mealy-mouthed.
Stand with <a href="https://twitter.com/elizabetheddy2?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@elizabetheddy2</a>.
And we at <a href="https://twitter.com/xx_xyathletics?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@xx_xyathletics</a> will stand with you.
You’ll get a lot of nice gear too.
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Travis, an outspoken advocate for women&#8217;s sports, echoed Sey&#8217;s sentiment.
&#8220;The reality is we need more brave professional female athletes,&#8221; Travis told The Daily Wire. &#8220;I am fortunate to have resources to support the things I say. I understand the fear of cancellation is real. The sponsors dropping you is real. I&#8217;ve always been willing to put my money where my mouth is. I hope to do it more going forward.&#8221;
Travis and Sey said players have reached out already in the last 24 hours since Sey made the call to action Wednesday.
Sey, the founder of the only clothing brand that openly stands for women&#8217;s sports being for only women, said it&#8217;s going to take someone bold to make a statement.
&#8220;No one is going to raise their hand and do this unless they really believe in it and they really believe that it&#8217;s necessary to keep women&#8217;s sports female,&#8221; Sey said. &#8220;Because my $30,000 payment is nothing compared probably to the future cancellation they still might endure, right?&#8221;
Sey is no stranger to cancel culture.
When she spoke out about gymnasts being abused nearly two decades ago, she got pushback. The same thing happened when Sey said she wanted schools to open during the COVID lockdowns. It got uncomfortable, but Sey did it anyway.
Sey knew she was doing the right thing when she started XX-XY Athletics a year and a half ago to change the culture around women&#8217;s sports. Now she wants to put that organization behind courageous athletes.
&#8220;You will have my support, my team&#8217;s support and all the athletes on our roster, which is almost 300 athletes at this point, and you&#8217;ll get $30,000 and you will also know that you did the right thing.&#8221;
&#8220;Brands play a role in normalizing ideas,&#8221; Sey said. &#8220;We are standing up for reality.&#8221;
Elizabeth Eddy burst onto the scene of the fight to save women&#8217;s sports in October after she penned a <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/10/27/opinion/national-womens-soccer-league-must-adopt-gender-standards-to-keep-growing/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">piece in the New York Post</a> calling for stricter gender guidelines in the NWSL.
Her Angel City FC teammates called her &#8220;transphobic.&#8221; The team captain, Sarah Gorden, said Eddy&#8217;s article was racist.
&#8220;There is nothing racist about saying women&#8217;s sports are for women,&#8221; Sey said.
Eddy said in her <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KOU0NgKkGQ">response</a> to her teammates, &#8220;responsible people can disagree on this topic, but there is no need to go to bullying and name calling.&#8221;
But with the reality of what Eddy is experiencing, how will women be encouraged to speak up?
&#8220;I think it&#8217;s a slow and steady climb, it will happen slowly then all at once,&#8221; Sey said. &#8220;Every time something happens in the world that alerts people to the issue, more people join the cause. We&#8217;re going to hit a critical mass and no one is going to care anymore if they get called a bigot or a racist because they know it&#8217;s false.&#8221;
For Sey, even small progress is a major victory.
&#8220;If I can get two players from the National Women&#8217;s Soccer League, that&#8217;s two more than we had two weeks ago.&#8221;

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The captains of Angel City Football Club, a professional soccer team, have labeled their teammate Elizabeth Eddy racist and transphobic after the player called in an <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/10/27/opinion/national-womens-soccer-league-must-adopt-gender-standards-to-keep-growing/">op-ed</a> for stricter gender guidelines in the National Women&#8217;s Soccer League (NWSL).
Sarah Gorden and Angelina Anderson claim the entire Angel City FC is disgusted with Eddy&#8217;s op-ed.
The piece, published in the New York Post on October 27, stated that women should be the only players competing in the NWSL in order to grow and protect the league. Eddy said, &#8220;I’m concerned that without clarity about who the league is for, it will lose its identity and its momentum.&#8221;
The professional soccer player suggested gene testing, which other sports leagues have implemented, as one way to ensure the women playing women&#8217;s soccer are actually women.
&#8220;The NWSL must adopt a clear standard,&#8221; Eddy wrote. &#8220;One option is all players must be born with ovaries, as the FA requires. Another option is an SRY gene test, like those World Athletics and World Boxing implemented.&#8221;
Her teammates responded negatively.
&#8220;The undertones come across as transphobic, and racist as well,&#8221; Sarah Gorden said at a press conference, the recording of which was posted to the team&#8217;s official <a href="https://x.com/weareangelcity/status/1984318024518631508?s=12&amp;t=A3fcQmBTc_xjf_6w2Ow4nA">X account</a>.
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Gorden went on to say in the video that the op-ed, combined with the featured image being of a black player, was &#8220;inherently racist.&#8221;
&#8220;As a mixed woman with a black family, I&#8217;m devastated by this article,&#8221; Gorden added.
Anderson said that when she thinks of Los Angeles, she thinks of inclusivity, which Eddy actually said she stands for in her op-ed.
&#8220;Addressing this challenge entails remembering why women’s sports categories exist in the first place,&#8221; Eddy said. &#8220;Not to exclude but to create a space where female athletes can physically compete on equal footing.&#8221;
Angel City FC&#8217;s season ended Sunday in a loss to Chicago.

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The Utah Royals, a women&#8217;s professional soccer club based in Salt Lake City, faced criticism for their jerseys and stadium, which are named after their sponsor — America First Credit Union, from leftists who claim the term “America First” is rooted in &#8220;fascism&#8221; and &#8220;racism.&#8221;
The credit union, founded in 1939 as the Fort Douglas Civilian Employees Credit Union, changed its name to the Federal Employees Credit Union in 1947 after it moved to Ogden, Utah, then changed it again in 1984 to the America First Credit Union, Axios <a href="https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-city/2024/04/03/utah-royals-jersey-sponsor-backlash-racist-america-first-credit-union?utm_medium=social&amp;utm_source=twitter&amp;utm_campaign=editorial">noted</a>. In 2022, Rio Tinto Stadium, the home stadium for the Royals, was renamed America First Field.
“The ‘America’ in our name denotes our connection to our founding members — civilian federal employees who worked at the American military bases and defense depots in Utah,” a representative for America First Credit Union explained. “Those early members&#8217; deep and abiding sense of service and patriotism is something that continues to be felt within our membership to this day,” adding that “first” referred to “putting the financial needs of their members at the forefront.”
“In a March 30 statement, two supporter groups for the Washington Spirit and D.C. United said the company&#8217;s defense of their name ‘ignores the complex and hateful history of the name and the ongoing effects of American nationalism and white supremacy that ‘America First’ expresses,’” Axios reported.
After an account claiming to represent supporters of the North Carolina Courage posted on X, “We must weigh in on the jersey controversy. While we support all the Utah players and their fans, we can’t stand by without mentioning the front of jersey sponsor, America First Credit Union, of our opponent — the Royals. The phrase ‘America First’ has a long history rooted in racism, fascism, and hateful ideology,” Utah governor Spencer Cox responded by posting, “Just when you think this website can’t get any more ridiculous. (I had to double check if this was a parody account…sadly it is not).”
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As we approach the Courage&#39;s match against Utah Royals FC this Friday, we must weigh in on the jersey controversy. While we support all the Utah players and their fans, we can’t stand by without mentioning the front of jersey sponsor, America First Credit Union, of our opponent &#8211; <a href="https://t.co/0NopYIZuYS">pic.twitter.com/0NopYIZuYS</a>
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Just when you think this website can’t get any more ridiculous. (I had to double check if this was a parody account…sadly it is not) <a href="https://t.co/8W8tp3h65X">https://t.co/8W8tp3h65X</a>
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Former President Trump first outlined his “America First” perspective as a presidential candidate in <a href="https://time.com/4309786/read-donald-trumps-america-first-foreign-policy-speech/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">April 2016</a>, when he stated, “America first will be the major and overriding theme of my administration.”
“Our foreign policy is a complete and total disaster. No vision. No purpose. No direction. No strategy,” he stated. “Our friends are beginning to think they can’t depend on us. We’ve had a president who dislikes our friends and bows to our enemies, something that we’ve never seen before in the history of our country. &#8230; Israel, our great friend and the one true democracy in the Middle East has been snubbed and criticized by an administration that lacks moral clarity. Just a few days ago, Vice President Biden again criticized Israel, a force for justice and peace &#8230;”
He slammed President Obama, declaring, “He has even allowed China to steal government secrets with cyber attacks and engaged in industrial espionage against the United States and its companies. We’ve let our rivals and challengers think they can get away with anything, and they do.”
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“The world is most peaceful and most prosperous when America is strongest. America will continue and continue forever to play the role of peacemaker. We will always help save lives and indeed humanity itself, but to play the role, we must make America strong again,” he concluded.

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A new player on the U.S. women’s national soccer team (USWNT) apologized on Thursday after facing pressure from people on social media, including former USWNT player Megan Rapinoe, for reposting a clip of a Christian man who spoke on his past experiences with same-sex attraction and transgenderism.
Korbin Albert, a 20-year-old midfielder who played for Notre Dame, <a href="https://twitter.com/tonaliana/status/1773139822858719624?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1773139822858719624%7Ctwgr%5E9786f621f97252cda4bc7f8b7974937bad3c4660%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&amp;ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailymail.co.uk%2Fsport%2Ffootball%2Farticle-13251253%2FUSWNT-midfielder-Korbin-Albert-apologizes-Megan-Rapinoe-criticism-backlash-admits-post-anti-LGBTQ-content-insensitive-hurtful.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">sparked outrage</a> after she shared a <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@wareagle25/video/7298398026119318814?_r=1&amp;_t=8l2YLz7GWCf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">clip</a> on her TikTok account that showed the Christian man, who previously thought he might be a woman, telling his church that he stopped taking hormone treatment after expressing his faith in Jesus Christ, The Daily Mail <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13251253/USWNT-midfielder-Korbin-Albert-apologizes-Megan-Rapinoe-criticism-backlash-admits-post-anti-LGBTQ-content-insensitive-hurtful.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">reported</a>. After Albert shared the clip, Rapinoe — who is a lesbian and staunch LGBT advocate — posted what appeared to be a response to Albert on her Instagram story without naming the young soccer player.
“To the people who want to hide behind ‘my beliefs’ I would just ask one question, are you making any time of space safer, more inclusive, more whole, any semblance of better, bringing the best out of anyone?” Rapinoe wrote. “… because if you aren&#8217;t all you believe in is hate. And Kids are literally killing themselves because of this hate. Wake TF up! Yours Truly, #15.”
Some of Albert’s teammates on the U.S. women’s soccer team shared Rapinoe’s post, including USWNT captain Becky Sauerbrunn, according to the Mail.
Albert — who now wears #15, Rapinoe’s old number, for USWNT — posted a statement on Thursday, apologizing for her “actions on social media” and promising “to do better.”
“I want to sincerely apologize for my actions on social media. Liking and sharing posts that are offensive, insensitive and hurtful was immature and disrespectful which was never my intent,” Albert wrote. “I&#8217;m really disappointed in myself and am deeply sorry for the hurt that I have caused to my teammates, other players, fans, friends and anyone who was offended.”
“I truly believe that everyone should feel safe and respected everywhere and on all playing fields. I know my actions have not lived up to that and for that I sincerely apologize,” she added. “It&#8217;s an honor and a privilege to get to play this sport and on the world stage and I promise to do better.”
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Albert had also <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@yur___m00n/video/7351295836095270190?embed_source=121374463%2C121404359%2C121351166%2C121331973%2C120811592%2C120810756%3Bnull%3Bembed_blank&amp;refer=embed&amp;referer_url=www.dailymail.co.uk%2Fsport%2Ffootball%2Farticle-13251253%2FUSWNT-midfielder-Korbin-Albert-apologizes-Megan-Rapinoe-criticism-backlash-admits-post-anti-LGBTQ-content-insensitive-hurtful.html&amp;referer_video_id=7351295836095270190" target="_blank" rel="noopener">liked a post</a> on Instagram that joked about God “working overtime” when Rapinoe injured her Achilles in her final game. After her injury, Rapinoe also joked about God, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/megan-rapinoe-takes-another-shot-at-christians-after-saying-injury-is-proof-god-isnt-real-theyre-not-okay" target="_blank" rel="noopener">saying</a>, “I’m not a religious person or anything and if there was a God, this is proof that there isn’t.”
Later addressing her comment, Rapinoe said, “Somebody needs to check on the Christians. They’re not okay. They also missed the whole joke, but okay.”

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U.S. Women’s Soccer Player Apologizes For Sharing Clip Of Christian Man Rejecting Trans Identity After Veiled Rebuke From Megan Rapinoe

U.S. Women's Soccer Player Apologizes For Sharing Clip Of Christian Man Rejecting Trans Identity After Veiled Rebuke From Megan Rapinoe

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Controversial soccer star <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/megan-rapinoe-calls-playing-for-u-s-team-worst-job-in-the-world" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Megan Rapinoe</a> mocked Christians during a recent podcast addressing remarks she made about her soccer injury being &#8220;proof&#8221; God doesn&#8217;t exist.
In her final game before retirement in November, Rapinoe suffered an injury to her achilles. “I’m not a religious person or anything and if there was a God, this is proof that there isn’t,&#8221; she told the media in a post-game interview, <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/proof-that-god-doesnt-exist-rapinoe-after-injury-in-her-last-game" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Daily Wire</a> previously reported.
Addressing the remarks on the &#8220;Pablo Torre Finds Out&#8221; podcast, Rapinoe mocked Christians for being upset about the comments. &#8220;Somebody needs to check on the Christians. They’re not okay,&#8221; Rapinoe snarked, <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/sports/megan-rapinoe-says-somebody-needs-check-christians-after-criticism-proof-god-remark" target="_blank" rel="noopener">according</a> to Fox News. &#8220;They also missed the whole joke, but okay.&#8221;
&#8220;Don’t act like you’re surprised by me making this joke about what happened or finding a dig,&#8221; the 38-year-old continued. &#8220;Who&#8217;s it at? God, myself, religion, the world? I don&#8217;t know. It’s just funny.&#8221;
Rapinoe, referring to herself as a &#8220;controversial figure,&#8221; went on to say that some people celebrated her injury, and those people are in a &#8220;special place in hell.&#8221;
&#8220;I’m just thinking about my teammates coming over and — of course, it’s sad, but it&#8217;s also like — I don’t know, it&#8217;s kind of just like life,&#8221; she recalled. &#8220;We want these perfect stories, and I’m like a controversial figure and having people low-key celebrate it. But then also be so disingenuous about it that that part is kinda funny, too. I’m like, wow, you guys are in a special place in hell that you’re celebrating this.&#8221;
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Rapinoe has indeed been a controversial figure throughout her soccer career. When she was playing on the U.S. women&#8217;s national team, she often led anthem-kneeling before games and frequently sounded off on Left-wing causes. She also curiously turned her back on girls and women-only sports.
Notably, in 2022, Rapinoe <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/megan-rapinoe-tells-girls-parents-to-suck-it-up-over-trans-athletes-your-kids-volleyball-team-just-isnt-that-important?%3Futm_source=twitter&amp;utm_medium=social&amp;utm_campaign=dwtwitter" target="_blank" rel="noopener">mocked girls’ sports</a>, specifically girls’ volleyball, while advocating for the inclusion of boys and men who identify as transgender in female sports. The athlete <a href="https://time.com/6188583/megan-rapinoe-equal-pay-title-ix-transgender-sports-bans/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">told</a> Time magazine at the time that female athletes and their parents need to suck it up over advantages male athletes have over girls and asserted that she&#8217;s “100% supportive” of “trans inclusion” in girls’ sports.
Dismissing concerns about fairness, Rapinoe said that people “need to understand that sports is not the most important thing in life.”
“I would also encourage everyone out there who is afraid someone’s going to have an unfair advantage over their kid to really take a step back and think what are we actually talking about here,” she told Time. “We’re talking about people’s lives. I’m sorry, your kid’s high school volleyball team just isn’t that important.”
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/megan-rapinoe-calls-playing-for-u-s-team-worst-job-in-the-world" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Megan Rapinoe Calls Playing For U.S. Team ‘Worst Job In The World’</a>

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Megan Rapinoe Takes Another Shot At Christians After Saying Injury Is ‘Proof’ God Isn’t Real: ‘They’re Not Okay’

Megan Rapinoe Takes Another Shot At Christians After Quip That Injury Is ‘Proof’ God Isn’t Real

After reputedly tearing her Achilles tendon in the last game of her professional career, U.S. Soccer star Megan Rapinoe, 38, declared that the injury was proof that God does not exist.
Rapinoe was playing in the NWSL Final for OL Reign against Gotham FC on Saturday night when she injured herself in the third minute of the game.
“I&#8217;m not a religious person or anything and if there was a God, this is proof that there isn&#8217;t. This is f***ed up,” Rapinoe said in her post-game interview, adding, “For sure, I tore my Achilles,” describing the moment of the injury as a “huge pop.”
“I wasn&#8217;t overly emotional about it,” Rapinoe said. “I mean, f***ing yeeted my Achilles in the sixth minute in my last game ever in the literal championship game. &#8230; I guess I just rode until the wheels came right off &#8230; I&#8217;m just a NARP, a normal-ass regular person, having to do rehab which is f***ing devastating.”
“You gotta find the silver lining and the dark humor, and that&#8217;s just who I am as well,” she concluded, The Daily Mail <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12741917/megan-rapinoe-claims-injury-final-game-proves-no-god.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">reported</a>.
In September, Rapinoe refused to sing the national anthem at the last game she played as part of the U.S. Women’s Soccer team.
As far back as September 2016, Rapinoe refused to stand during the national anthem, taking a knee instead. “Quite honestly, being gay, I have stood with my hand over my heart during the national anthem and felt like I haven&#8217;t had my liberties protected,” she stated.
In May 2019, Rapinoe told <a href="https://sports.yahoo.com/megan-rapinoe-is-a-walking-protest-162416461.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Yahoo Sports</a>, “I&#8217;ll probably never put my hand over my heart. I’ll probably never sing the national anthem again,” boasting that she was &#8220;a walking protest when it comes to the Trump administration,” because of &#8220;everything I stand for.”
She added, “I feel like it&#8217;s kind of defiance in and of itself to just be who I am and wear the jersey, and represent it. Because I&#8217;m as talented as I am, I get to be here, you don&#8217;t get to tell me if I can be here or not. So it&#8217;s kind of a good ‘F you&#8217; to any sort of inequality or bad sentiments that the [Trump] administration might have towards people who don&#8217;t look exactly like him. Which, God help us if we all looked like him. Scary. Really scary. Ahh, disturbing.”
Related: <a href="applewebdata://91ADBF83-B85E-495A-9138-78047224FFC4/v">U.S. Soccer Player Won&#8217;t Stand for National Anthem Now Either</a>
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Two-time Olympic gold medalist <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/u-s-womens-soccer-legend-carli-lloyd-explains-why-she-stood-for-anthem-knocks-rapinoe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Carli Lloyd</a> said Thursday that, yes, the women&#8217;s national team lost a scrimmage against 15-year-old boys, adding that males are &#8220;bigger, stronger, [and] faster!&#8221;
Lloyd, a legend in women’s soccer, retired in 2021. During her career, the former striker was a major player in securing two World Cup championships, two Olympic golds, and was twice named FIFA Player of the Year.
The soccer star was asked online by an X user, &#8220;Carli is it [true] you lost to a bunch of 15 year old boys?&#8221;
Lloyd acknowledged the matchup and seemed to emphasize the physical difference between males and females. &#8220;Yes it’s true,&#8221; she wrote back. &#8220;I know…thousands of people have already brought that up. They were good. We actually lost to a youth Bayern Munich team in my career as well but then we went on to win [the] Olympics and World Cups. So…..&#8221;
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What’s up Alexi? Yes it’s true. I know…thousands of people have already brought that up. They were good. We actually lost to a youth Bayern Munich team in my career as well but then we went on to win Olympics and World Cups. So….. <a href="https://t.co/nJwfwDJzcM">https://t.co/nJwfwDJzcM</a>
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Another X user chimed in, captioning a photo of Lloyd in her soccer uniform next to a young male player. &#8220;Typically when someone mentions this, I’ll post one of the pub photos of you standing with one of the boys… who is a foot taller than you. I mean, c’mon!&#8221; the comment read.
&#8220;Haha. They should beat us. Bigger, stronger, faster!&#8221; Lloyd reacted. &#8220;Boys always gave us a run for our money! It was great prep.&#8221;
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Haha. They should beat us. Bigger, stronger, faster! Boys always gave us a run for our money! It was great prep. <a href="https://t.co/QCuxA1jM40">https://t.co/QCuxA1jM40</a>
&mdash; Carli Lloyd (@CarliLloyd) <a href="https://twitter.com/CarliLloyd/status/1722578947181830432?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 9, 2023</a></blockquote>
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Lloyd made headlines last month when she <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/u-s-womens-soccer-legend-carli-lloyd-explains-why-she-stood-for-anthem-knocks-rapinoe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">explained</a> why she stood before the bronze-medal match of the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, as the rest of the U.S. soccer team took a knee.
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“In that moment, we were kneeling — it was right before kickoff, so it wasn’t necessarily like a protest per se, but I guess everybody in the English Premier league was just taking a knee before kickoff,” Lloyd <a href="https://justwomenssports.com/reads/carli-lloyd-megan-rapinoe-uswnt-kneeling-protest-2023/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">explained</a> to CBS Sports. “So we had done it every game, and I knew that was going to be my last world championship game, so I wanted to stand.”
Lloyd added that she was “sure” her decision to be the only player to stand communicated something to viewers, and said, “I just thought that, we had done enough of the kneeling, and I just wanted to stand at my last world championship game.”
In September, Lloyd took on former teammate Megan Rapinoe for kneeling during 2016 games, which she said was a distraction for the team.
“I had conversations with Megan [Rapinoe] — like, this isn’t a personal thing,” the athlete said. “What she’s doing, it was distracting our team, it was distracting others to play.”
“I was a captain at that time as well, so I said to her, it’s not to dampen what you’re trying to achieve with it — it just became, everything was focused on Megan kneeling and nobody was talking about the reasoning why, is what I was trying to get at,” Lloyd explained. “And so I had conversations with Megan during that. And every game we rolled up to, it was the camera to her, but no one’s talking about actually what the messaging was about, it was just, she’s kneeling and no one else is kneeling.”
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/u-s-womens-soccer-legend-carli-lloyd-explains-why-she-stood-for-anthem-knocks-rapinoe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">U.S. Women’s Soccer Legend Carli Lloyd Explains Why She Stood For Anthem, Knocks Rapinoe</a>

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‘Bigger, Stronger, Faster!’: U.S. Soccer Legend Carli Lloyd Says, Yes, Women’s Team Lost To 15-Year-Old Boys

U.S. Soccer Legend Carli Lloyd Says, Yes, Women’s Team Lost To 15-Year-Old Boys

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