Hey all ! Going to be visiting Boston this weekend and was curious if there were any bars folks would recommend to watch the ORL v KC game.

All after moving over to blue sky begrudgingly, I'm having trouble compiling some of the better Woso accounts from twitter.

I figure I'm not alone, so I thought I'd use this space as a way for people to share their favorite women's soccer accounts on bluesky (and even yourselves if you think your takes should be read on 2 platforms)

Not seeing any yet but may we can just throw them in the comments as we see them? Team Admins — get making these accounts

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It was good having these back last week. Putting this in now to get some debate going.

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11/16/2024

Washington Spirit vs NJ/NY Gotham FC
Audi Field (12PM ET)
REF: Matt Thompson
AR1: Katarzyna Wasiak
AR2: Zeno Cho
4TH: Ricardo Montero Araya
VAR: Greg Dopka
AVAR: Rhett Hammil

11/17/2024

Orlando Pride vs Kansas City Current
Inter&Co Stadium (3PM ET)
REF: Danielle Chesky
AR1: Jennifer Garner
AR2: Darren Bandy
4TH: Abdou Ndiaye
VAR: Shawn Tehini
AVAR: Tom Felice

https://proreferees.com/2024/11/13/2024-nwsl-assignments-playoffs-semifinals/

The women's game continues to grow by leaps and bounds, and toward the end of another monumental 12 months, it's only fitting that ESPN FC Women's Rank, our ranking of the top 50 women footballers in the world, returns. As much as we saw the power balance change within teams this year, we saw a whole lot of movement on our top 50 player list, as well as some new faces too.

We've conducted this ranking for the past three years (read 2021, 2022 and 2023 here) and the changes in our ranking reflect the ever-evolving landscape of the sport. There were just four Americans last time, and none in the top 10 after a disastrous World Cup for the U.S. women's national team -- but after claiming gold at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, eight American players have made our list, including three in the top 10.

Unsurprisingly, 2023 World Cup winners Spain are still the leaders with nine players on the list, while there are six from France and World Cup runners-up England. In total, 19 different countries are represented, including players from Malawi and Zambia for the first time.

When it comes to their clubs, we have 16 different teams represented. Barcelona lead the way with 11 players, with Chelsea (7) and Lyon (6) behind them. The NWSL also contributes 13 players from eight clubs in total -- with NJ/NY Gotham FC (3) having the most.

Out of the full list of players, there are 15 appearing for the first time -- including three from African countries -- which just goes to show how the talent pool in the women's game is deeper than it has ever been. Picking just 50 was tougher than ever.

https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/42095376/espn-2024-best-50-women-soccer-players-ranked-world