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Sam Mewis already has a 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup win on her shelf and now theU.S. Women’s National Soccer Team vet is poised to take the Beautiful Game to another level.

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HBO Max and CNN Films are teaming on a feature doc about the U.S. women’s national soccer team’s ongoing fight for equal pay.

HBO Max is celebrating International Women’s Day by announcing the upcoming documentary LFG (aka Let’s F*cking Go). The docu from Oscar winners Andrea Nix Fine and Sean Fine gives a no-holds-barred, inside account of the U.S. women’s national team’s ongoing fight for equal pay as told by Megan Rapinoe, Jessica McDonald, Becky Sauerbrunn, Kelley O’Hara, Sam Mewis among others.

direct to your inboxManchester City Women manager Gareth Taylor says Sam Mewis missing the SheBelieves Cup was a blessing in disguise as she fired them to a 4-0 win over Birmingham City Wmewis omen.The USWNT star suffered an injury in national team training camp in January  and watched on as Vlatko Andonovski’s side retained their SheBelieves title. Mewis was given time to regain full fitness and bagged a brace on her return as City closed in on Chelsea at the summit of the Barclays FA Women’s Super League.

direct to your inboxManchester City starlet Chloe Kelly is enjoying a fine run of form - and says it's down to her teammates. The 23-year-old has said playing alongside Lucy Bronze, Sam Mewis and Rose Lavelle has improved all aspects of her game.

direct to your inboxCaroline Weir believes Manchester City's late victory over Arsenal could be huge in the race for the Women's Super League title, as a 2-1 triumph clinched their third win in the space of a week.Vivianne Miedema put the Gunners ahead within three minutes but Sam Mewis equalised with her head, before Weir curled an unstoppable winner into the bottom corner in stoppage time.Victory renewed City’s title ambitions, as they now sit fourth in the table just one point behind Arsenal and five behind leaders Manchester United.Weir acknowledged how difficult a test the match was but was ecstatic to come out on top, especially given the context of the season.“It’s huge - we knew we needed the three points just with the league

direct to your inboxFresh from her debut in the Women's Champions League, US international Samantha Mewis is ready to return to Women's Super League action - and Manchester City's vital top-of-the-table clash against Arsenal.The 28-year-old scored the winner for City against Goteborg in their round of 32 first-leg clash in her first taste of European competition."It's an honour to get to play in the Champions League," she told media after the match. "It's something every soccer player dreams of, so it was really exciting, and to get to do it with this group of girls was really special as well.

straight to your inboxHere are the Manchester City evening headlines for Sunday, November 15.Mewis insists there is more to come from Man City Sam Mewis has claimed that Manchester City are “still growing” after Saturday’s FA Women’s Super League draw against Manchester United. City raced into a 2-0 first-half lead, but they were pegged back by the league leaders after the break.That result left Mewis’ side in fifth after seven games, but she has insisted there is room for improvement.

straight to your inboxManchester City Women have signed Rose Lavelle for the upcoming Women's Super League season, joining fellow US international Sam Mewis.Lavelle won the Bronze Ball in the 2019 World Cup to be named the third best player of the tournament, and scored in the final as the US won the trophy in France.The 25-year-old joined OL Reign this week from Washington Spirit, but signed a contract allowing her to play outside America. OL Reign will control her rights for when she returns to the US.Midfielder Lavelle joins Mewis and Everton striker Chloe Kelly in joining City this summer, as Gareth Taylor's side look to go one better than their second place finish in the curtailed WSL season in 2019/20.