Blair Newman is a journalist for Equalizer Soccer, focusing on women's soccer. Their articles cover a range of topics including tactical analysis, player profiles, and discussions on the state of the game. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for the sport, Blair provides insightful and engaging coverage of women's soccer.
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By: Blair Newman
After a disappointing World Cup, now is a time of change for the United States women’s national team. Interim head coach Twila Kilgore is exploring different options for the team, and has handed debuts to Mia Fishel, Jaedyn Shaw and M.A. Vignola. Ahead of the upcoming friendlies with China in early December, Korbin Albert became […]
By: Blair Newman
Three days after the 2023 National Women’s Soccer League season came to an end, the 2023-24 UEFA Women’s Champions League group stage got underway. Around the same time, Esther Gonzalez—Gotham FC’s winning goal-scorer in the NWSL Championship match, and formerly of Real Madrid—compared the two competitions. “One of the biggest differences with the Spanish League, […]
By: Blair Newman
Inverted fullbacks are in vogue. They are the tactical concept of the time, but it’s not always clear why. The role of the fullback has evolved throughout history, and continues to do so today. Whether the latest evolution is a good or a bad thing, however, depends on its use. Are teams trying new ideas […]
By: Blair Newman
2024 will be a year of fresh starts for England and head coach Sarina Wiegman The first-ever has not lacked drama, particularly in Group A1.
Who are the best managers in women's soccer? The Equalizer takes a look at the Top 25 in a three-part series
From the Olympics in France to the inaugural Gold Cup in the United States, it is setting up to be a banner year for international women's soccer. Plus, domestically, we'll have a bigger and better National Women's Soccer League and an increasingly competitive Champions League.
She becomes the latest in a long line of American players to venture out into other leagues globally
Chelsea are an ambitious club, dominant in England and with sights set on winning their first-ever Champions League title.
It's perhaps no longer enough to praise the gradual improvements of the underdog. Is this really about the world catching up? Or is it more that the U.S. is slowing down?
Pushing her into a more advanced role improved the team significantly during the Concacaf W Gold Cup
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