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Breaking News: U.S. Soccer and a group of women’s players agreed to a $24 million settlement that included a pledge to equalize pay with the men’s team.

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U.S. Soccer and a group of women's players agreed to a $24 million settlement that included a pledge to equalize pay with the men's team.

Tuesday, February 22, 2022 6:39 AM EST

A six-year fight over equal pay that had pitted key members of the World Cup-winning United States women's soccer team against their sport's national governing body ended on Tuesday morning with a settlement that included a multimillion-dollar payment to the players and a promise by their federation to equalize pay between the men's and women's national teams.

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Breaking News: U.S. Soccer and a group of women’s players agreed to a $24 million settlement that included a pledge to equalize pay with the men’s team.

U.S. Soccer and a group of women's players agreed to a $24 million settlement that included a pledge to equalize pay with the men's team.

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