Breiðablik striker Tiffany McCarty is our guest on this episode of All of US: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show. Goal's Seth Vertelney and Ameé Ruszkai ask Tiffany about playing soccer in Iceland, featuring in the Champions League and training with the likes of Carli Lloyd in the past.

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USWNT player Catarina Macario joins Goal's Seth Vertelney and Ameé Ruszkai on the latest episode of All of US: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show. Catarina discusses the family choice to move from Brazil to the United States when she was 12, the moment she discovered she was eligible to represent the USWNT and rooming with Ada Hegerberg at Lyon.

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Liga MX Femenil director Mariana Gutierrez Bernardez joins Goal's Seth Vertelney and Ameé Ruszkai to discuss the big ambitions of women's soccer in Mexico, with plans to link up with the NWSL in the future as it endeavours to become the best league in the world.

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On this week's episode of All of US: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show, Goal's Seth Vertelney and Ameé Ruszkai are joined by former Ireland international Ciara McCormack. Ciara is an outspoken figure when it comes to abuse in women's soccer, having been a whistleblower herself in 2019. This episode details the fateful encounter in a grocery store which encouraged her to come forward, as well as Ciara's thoughts on the current abuse issues in the NWSL and the way to combat them moving forward.

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The NWSL has been rocked this week after two former players, Mana Shim and Sinead Farrelly detailed incidents of alleged sexual abuse against their former coach, Paul Riley. The story has brought forward questions on a culture of silence in women's sport, the lack of safeguarding for players, and queries in to how deep abuse runs in the U.S. game. Riley has denied the allegations against him.

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Andrea Yoch, President of start-up team Minnesota Women's Soccer, joins us on All of US to discuss the interesting community ownership model which has encouraged hundreds of people to invest in the new club. They might not have any players, club colors or even a name - but there is plenty to be excited about!

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United States soccer legend Carli Lloyd joins Goal's Seth Vertelney and Amee Ruszkai to discuss her glittering career following her decision to retire from the sport. Carli reveals her ambitions to start a family in the future as well as the difficult period which followed the USWNT's 2015 World Cup success.

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Goal's Ameé Ruszkai and Seth Vertelney are once again joined by legendary former United States goalkeeper Hope Solo. With the Olympics now over and the USWNT winning Bronze, how was the United States' tournament on the whole? Did they underachieve? What next for the likes of Lloyd, Rapinoe and Sauerbrunn? Plus, who could we see make the U.S. team ahead of the next World Cup? All that and more on All of US: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show from Goal.

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Goal's Seth Vertelney and Ameé Ruszkai are back with another episode of All of US: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show, reflecting on the USWNT's victory over Australia to clinch the Bronze medal in the Olympic Games in Japan. The 4-3 victory may represent the final time stars Megan Rapinoe and Carli Lloyd lace up the boots for the United States. In the Gold medal game, Canada beat Sweden on penalties to win their first ever Olympic title.

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Goal's Seth Vertelney and Ameé Ruskai are joined by legendary former USWNT goalkeeper Hope Solo to dissect the United States' first loss to Canada in two decades - a defeat which denies the U.S. a chance at competing for the Gold medal in the Olympic Games in Tokyo.The USWNT will compete with Australia for Bronze, but why did a team with so much promise and potential fail to deliver on the big stage? Is the coaching to be questioned? We search for answers on All of US: The U.S. Women's Soccer Show from Goal.

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