Soccer


The Gap Is Closing: A Look Into The 2023 Women’s World Cup

Author: Izabella Kulczycka izabellakulczycka2027@u.northwestern.edu Every four years, the Women’s World Cup is held. In 2023, the tournament was hosted by Australia and New Zealand boasting a new expanded format. Many voiced concerns, predicting skewed and…


The Bright Future of the USMNT

Taehyung Kim (taehyungkim2019@u.northwestern.edu),Weinberg  ’21 The future of the United States Men’s National Team looks brighter than ever. Unbeaten in 6 matches since their 2-0 loss to Canada in October 2019 in the CONCACAF Nations League,…


The Numbers behind Penalty Shootout in World Cup

Author: Bannasorn Paspanthong (bannasornpaspanthong2023@u.northwestern.edu), McCormick There is a saying that, in soccer, a penalty shootout cannot be practiced at the training ground because it can only be practiced in the real stadium in front of…


Five Underrated U-21 Youngsters

Author: Taehyung Kim (Weinberg ’21) As the coronavirus put a major halt to all normal life, fans of European professional soccer have never been more desperate for the return of the sport. This friendly article…


Why Certain Teams Should Focus on the Counterattack

Author: Wes Harrell (McCormick ’21)   Ever since I first started playing soccer my coaches would preach “they can’t score if we have the ball”. These words aren’t unique to soccer, they apply to any…




Does Money Buy Happiness in the English Premier League?

Author: Enzo Profili (McCormick ’21) Over the last years, the Premier League has seen an unbelievable increase in spending on transfers and wages. Transfer expenditure in the summer window has risen almost sevenfold, from £215m to…