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Pardeep Cattry and Jeff Kassouf look back on the SheBelieves Cup and discuss the news surrounding Sacramento's MLS expansion and how it impacts the NWSL. They react to the racist speech made by Seth Jahn at U.S. Soccer's Annual General Meeting. Then Harjeet Johal joins Pardeep to take a closer look at Canada's performance in the SheBelieves Cup.

Claire Watkins and John Halloran sat down this week to take a deep look at the first two match-days of the SheBelieves Cup. They talk Argentina, Canada, many different USWNT roster decisions, and Pia Sundhage's Brazil. After the break, they also discuss newly announced investment in the NWSL, and what that means for both the short and the long-term future.

Pardeep Cattry and John Halloran look ahead to the SheBelieves Cup and discuss preseason needs for NWSL teams. They also talk about the news of a visa fraud scheme with ties to Sky Blue FC and the Boston Breakers.

Rachael Kriger and Jeff Kassouf discuss the weekend in the FAWSL and Chelsea manager Emma Hayes pushing back on reports linking her to AFC Wimbledon. They also react to SheBelieves Cup rosters for the United States and Argentina, the start of NWSL preseason, and Orlando Pride player moves, including the signings of Sydney Leroux and Erika Tymrak.

Rachael Kriger and Jeff Kassouf discuss The Athletic's report that Jill Ellis has agreed to join the Sacramento front office, Naomi Osaka joining the ownership of the North Carolina Courage, and the key dates of the 2021 NWSL schedule.

Pardeep Cattry and John Halloran recap the U.S. women's national team's wins over Colombia and take a look at how the roster for the Olympics could be shaping up.

Jeff Kassouf and Claire Watkins break down the 2021 NWSL Draft, which saw Emily Fox selected No. 1 by Racing Louisville FC. Which teams won the night? They also react to Catarina Macario heading to Lyon, Sky Blue FC's busy night of trades, and more player moves. Plus, Jeff and Claire discuss Lisa Baird's comments on this year's draft rules and the rest of the news from Baird's state-of-the-league conference call.

Rachael Kriger and Claire Watkins look ahead to the 2021 NWSL Draft and try to make sense of the new rules for this year. Will teams take chances on players that are unlikely to play in the NWSL this season? Plus, they discuss the latest U.S. women's national team roster and the upcoming friendlies.

Jeff Kassouf, Claire Watkins, and John Halloran look ahead to 2021 (and beyond) in the NWSL. Which players do they expect to break out next season? What will the league look like over the next few years?

Jeff Kassouf, Rachael Kriger, and Pardeep Cattry share their highs, lows, and lasting impressions from the year in women's soccer, on the field and off the field.

OL Reign forward Jasmyne Spencer, Brown head coach Kia McNeill, and journalist Erica Ayala join Pardeep Cattry for a discussion around racism in sports, how NWSL and women's soccer players showed solidarity with Black Lives Matter during their games this year, and what the league and the sport can do moving forward to improve diversity.

Jeff Kassouf and Claire Watkins break down The Equalizer's report that Utah Royals FC will be sold and relocated to Kansas City. They discuss the difficult situation for fans in Utah, and share what they know about the new ownership group in Kansas City. They also take a look at how much the ownership situation impacted the recent player moves of Christen Press and Kelley O'Hara.

Jeff Kassouf and John Halloran recap the U.S. women's national team's win over the Netherlands after a long break, including a solid defensive performance and a goal from Kristie Mewis in her return to the team.

Rachael Kriger and Pardeep Cattry discuss the U.S. women's national team roster for the upcoming game vs. the Netherlands, the newly released framework for the 2021 NWSL season, Angel City FC's stadium announcement, and more.

Jeff Kassouf, Rachael Kriger, and John Halloran recap the expansion draft and share their reactions to Racing Louisville FC's picks, including the selection of the rights to Christen Press and Tobin Heath. Plus, they discuss the U.S. women's national team scheduling their first game since March, vs. the Netherlands, and the recent results in the FA WSL.

Jeff Kassouf, Rachael Kriger, and John Halloran discuss the upcoming expansion draft for Racing Louisville FC (Protected lists for each team | Expansion Draft rules), which will take place on November 12. They discuss why some players may have been left unprotected and what Louisville's strategy might be. Then, they share their mock drafts and debate whether to take USWNT players.

Jeff Kassouf and Claire Watkins break down the big NWSL trades since the end of the season (Crystal Dunn, Savannah McCaskill, Yuki Nagasato) and what the moves could mean for the Racing Louisville FC expansion draft coming up on November 12. Then, Harjeet Johal joins Jeff to talk about Bev Priestman being named head coach for Canada.

It's a special presentation of The Equalizer's Kickin' Back podcast as Jeff Kassouf interviews U.S. women's national team head coach Vlatko Andonovski about his career and his first year as head coach of the team. The Equalizer Podcast will return next week. Subscribe to the Kickin' Back podcast for more in-depth one-on-one interviews with some of the biggest personalities in women's soccer.

Pardeep Cattry and Claire Watkins react to the final two games of the NWSL Fall Series, an entertaining 3-3 draw between the Pride and Courage and an OL Reign win over Utah Royals FC. What are their biggest takeaways from the Fall Series and 2020 in the NWSL? Then, a look ahead to the expansion draft for Louisville FC, as well as what the NWSL College Draft could look like this offseason.

Rachael Kriger and Jeff Kassouf discuss the U.S. women's national team training camp roster, including the big news of Stanford star Catarina Macario being called in for the camp. Then, Claire Watkins joins Rachael and they recap the weekend's NWSL Fall Series action, which featured a win for the Dash over the Pride, a convincing win for Sky Blue FC over the Red Stars, and the Thorns clinching the top spot in the Fall Series.