Players on the United States women’s national team have filed a motion seeking more than $66m in damages and back pay as part of their gender discrimination lawsuit against the US Soccer Federation.
USWNT players seek $66m from US Soccer in gender discrimination lawsuit
USWNT players Megan Rapinoe (left) and Alex Morgan (Credit: Getty Images)
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