With the men’s World Cup taking up most of the attention this month, there’s been a bit of a drop off in coverage of woso - at least in some parts of the world. This is due in part to the southern European leagues being their offseason, but also the NWSL’s decision to take over a month off. México is also between seasons, with Liga MX Femenil returning for their tenth season at the end July. That said, there are still woso matches being played. Canada’s Northern Super League is pressing ahead, while leagues in Uruguay, Argentina, and other parts of South America are continuing on as well. Keep an eye on YouTube and enjoy whatever fútbol you can find.

Some high-profile moves being made in Liga MX Femenil’s offseason, with FC Juárez saying goodbye to their first-ever foreign-born player Julitha Singano but also bringing in former Santos and Toluca captain Cinthya Peraza. Celeste Espino has left Chivas, with rumors of her going to an archrival making waves in the press. You can keep up with all of the moves in my transfer tracker.

México lost the second of a pair of friendly matches to Australia 3-1.

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Brazil and the United States played a friendly match that was not friendly, with eight total red cards and an indelible place in woso lore.

Durham WFC, an independent club playing in England’s Women’s Super League 2, is in danger of shutting down within the next two weeks if an investor isn’t found to help keep the club afloat.

Djila, a Togolese association, celebrated World Menstrual Hygiene Day on May 28 with “the second edition of its flagship project entitled ‘Briser le tabou des menstruations dans le sport (Breaking the taboo of menstruation in sport)’.”

Cameroon named Valentine Nguele as the new head coach of the women’s national team.

La Barra Femenista is a supporter’s group (of sorts) made of Mexican women who have been fighting sexism and homophobia in the stands for a while now and were recently profiled by Radio France.

Kansas City Current are looking to expand CPKC Stadium to hold 18,000 and are hoping to get a financial assist from city council.

Gotham FC announced that they “will move into the former Red Bull New York training facility in Whippany, N.J. and transform the site into a 27,000-square-foot purpose-built environment centered on high performance, recovery and athlete well-being. “

Don’t ever let them tell you no one pays attention to women’s soccer.

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