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Lauletta’s XI: Wave creep on Gotham, Courage replace Reign in Top 8
Savannah DeMelo returns, Sophia Wilson receives unusual red card and more

Savannah DeMelo makes first NWSL appearance in over a year
"It was a surreal moment... there were some times I didn't know if I was going to be able to do that again"

Savannah DeMelo, off SEI, extends with Louisville
On Thursday, October 1, it was revealed that midfielder Savannah DeMelo had signed a new contract with Racing Louisville, her club since 2022. She was...

The NWSL’s Struggling Teams Are Falling Behind
The 2026 NWSL season has provided some astonishingly fun soccer, and many off-field successes too: The league has boasted some record attendances, sal...
USWNT’S Savannah DeMelo ‘stable and alert’ after collapsing on pitch - The Athletic - The New York Times
USWNT’S Savannah DeMelo ‘stable and alert’ after collapsing on pitch - The Athletic The New York Times
USWNT’s Savannah DeMelo Sues Doctors After Cardiac Arrest on Pitch - Sports Illustrated
USWNT’s Savannah DeMelo Sues Doctors After Cardiac Arrest on Pitch Sports Illustrated

USWNT’s Savannah DeMelo Sues Doctors After Cardiac Arrest on Pitch
The midfielder believes negligence led to her terrifying collapse last year.
Racing Louisville’s Savannah DeMelo sues doctors following mid-game cardiac arrest - The New York Times
Racing Louisville’s Savannah DeMelo sues doctors following mid-game cardiac arrest The New York Times

Savannah DeMelo Sues Racing Louisville Medical Partner Over Cardiac Incident
Racing Louisville's Savannah DeMelo filed a lawsuit against UofL Health over the handling of the heart condition behind her 2025 collapse. The post ...
NWSL player Savannah DeMelo sues Racing Louisville team doctor regarding her on-field cardiac arrest
DeMelo's lawsuit alleges that a cardiac condition wasn't properly diagnosed or treated, resulting in her on-field cardiac arrest in 2025.