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Breaking News: U.S. Soccer and its top men’s and women’s players have agreed to landmark labor deals that guarantee equal pay and shared World Cup prize money.

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U.S. Soccer and its top men's and women's players have agreed to landmark labor deals that guarantee equal pay and shared World Cup prize money.

Wednesday, May 18, 2022 7:37 AM ET

The revised pay structures are part of collective bargaining agreements with each team announced Wednesday, three months after a group of top women's team players settled a gender discrimination lawsuit against U.S. Soccer and six months before the men's team is scheduled to take the field at the World Cup in Qatar.

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Breaking News: U.S. Soccer and its top men’s and women’s players have agreed to landmark labor deals that guarantee equal pay and shared World Cup prize money.

U.S. Soccer and its top men's and women's players have agreed to landmark labor deals that guarantee equal pay and shared World Cup prize money.

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