United States men's national team players Alejandro Bedoya and Jozy Altidore made jokes at the expense of Abby Wambach following the former U.S. women's star's DUI arrest on Sunday.

Wambach, the world's leading international goal scorer among both men and women, was arrested early Sunday morning in Portland, Oregon, and charged with misdemeanor driving under the influence of intoxicants.

Upon her retirement in December, Wambach had criticized U.S. men's coach Jurgen Klinsmann for bringing in...

The U.S. Soccer Federation has sued the union of its World Cup-winning women's soccer team, saying it fears that players may attempt to strike ahead of this year's Olympics.

The lawsuit was filed in Chicago federal court Wednesday. In a statement, U.S. Soccer said it "reluctantly" filed the suit to "confirm the existence" of a collective bargaining agreement with the union representing the U.S. women's national team.

The USSF alleges that Richard Nichols, the executive director of the Women's...

Aloha Stadium officials have opened their doors to the media to show the condition of the Honolulu playing field that became the center of a dispute when the U.S. women's soccer team abruptly canceled a game citing poor turf conditions.

The exhibition game was part of a 10-city tour following the team's victory in the Women's World Cup this past summer and was scheduled to be played last Sunday. But the U.S. Soccer Federation canceled the game Saturday night, saying the stadium's field was unsafe...

HONOLULU -- Lawyers in Hawaii filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of fans who couldn't go to a canceled U.S. women's soccer team game.

Fans flew to Oahu from the mainland and neighbor islands to watch the exhibition game that was abruptly canceled last weekend, said Brandee Faria, managing member at law firm Perkin & Faria. One plaintiff from Los Angeles spent $1,000 on airfare, hotel and parking expenses, she said.

"There's a lot of people, both from outer islands and from the mainland, that...

NEW YORK -- Sporting Kansas City's Dom Dwyer hopes he'll soon get to experience his own success with the United States after watching his wife, Sydney Leroux, win the World Cup with the Yanks this summer.

Both players spoke to ESPN FC at the FIFA 16 launch event on Monday, and the England-born Dwyer reiterated his desire to represent the Stars and Stripes in the future.

"Absolutely, I want to play on the international stage, so whatever opportunity I get, I would jump at it," Dwyer said. "The U.S....