The abuse scandal shaking US women’s soccer | DW News

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A report released this week in the US is alleging widespread abuse in the world’s biggest professional women’s soccer league. It details numerous examples of emotional and physical abuse of players by coaches.

DW speaks to two journalists covering this story – Meredith Cash, Senior Sports Reporter for Business Insider, and Mollie Cahillane, host of the podcast ‘Most Powerful Women in Sports’.

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