GOAL Brighton stars Evan Ferguson, Adam Webster and Igor Julio help GOAL Front Three's Yani land dream trip to Florida in 'Shooting for Kissimmee' challenge BrightonE. FergusonA. WebsterIgorPremier League GOAL Front Three's Yani got to experience all that Kissimmee has to offer after a trio of Brighton players used their shooting skills to help him With another cold, dark English winter setting in, you couldn’t pick a better time to escape it all by jetting across the Atlantic for some well deserved sun – and plenty fun. And that’s exactly what Yani Ourabah, star of GOAL's Front Three, managed to do after teaming up with Premier League stars Evan Ferguson, Adam Webster and Igor Julio for a unique challenge. Thanks to Experience Kissimmee, Brighton's shirt sleeve partners, Yani had the unique opportunity to land his perfect trip to Florida – but only if the Seagulls trio had their shooting boots on. {“type”:”mobile-advert”,”data”:{}} Ferguson, Webster and Igor each had a chance to win an amazing outing for the host of the 'Shooting for Kissimmee' game, which saw three tricky targets inserted into a goal at the club's training centre. Igor was up first and duly delivered, striking his shot straight down the middle to win Yani a trip to the brilliant Old Town Entertainment District, which offers dining, shopping experiences and thrilling rides. Webster and Ferguson also stepped up when it mattered most, scoring their efforts to earn visits to the incredible Island H2O Water Park and The Mall at Millenia, which features more than 150 stores. Yani was understandably delighted with the outcome and soon set off for the Sunshine State, taking in traditional American food, experiences and the exhilarating Mine Blower rollercoaster in Old Town. He followed it up with a thrilling trip to the H2O Water Park, riding jaw-dropping slides and speedy rapids – all in the warmth of the Florida sun – and rounded off his incredible trip by treating himself to some new gear from the giant Mall at Millenia in Orlando. Check out the 'Shooting for Kissimmee' challenge and Yani's visit to Florida in the video above, or by clicking here. Source: Goal.com

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GOAL Brighton stars Evan Ferguson, Adam Webster and Igor Julio help GOAL Front Three's Yani land dream trip to Florida in 'Shooting for Kissimmee' challenge BrightonE. FergusonA. WebsterIgorPremier League GOAL Front Three's Yani got to experience all that Kissimmee has to offer after a trio of Brighton players used their shooting skills to help him With another cold, dark English winter setting in, you couldn’t pick a better time to escape it all by jetting across the Atlantic for some well deserved sun – and plenty fun. And that’s exactly what Yani Ourabah, star of GOAL's Front Three, managed to do after teaming up with Premier League stars Evan Ferguson, Adam Webster and Igor Julio for a unique challenge. Thanks to Experience Kissimmee, Brighton's shirt sleeve partners, Yani had the unique opportunity to land his perfect trip to Florida – but only if the Seagulls trio had their shooting boots on. {“type”:”mobile-advert”,”data”:{}} Ferguson, Webster and Igor each had a chance to win an amazing outing for the host of the 'Shooting for Kissimmee' game, which saw three tricky targets inserted into a goal at the club's training centre. Igor was up first and duly delivered, striking his shot straight down the middle to win Yani a trip to the brilliant Old Town Entertainment District, which offers dining, shopping experiences and thrilling rides. Webster and Ferguson also stepped up when it mattered most, scoring their efforts to earn visits to the incredible Island H2O Water Park and The Mall at Millenia, which features more than 150 stores. Yani was understandably delighted with the outcome and soon set off for the Sunshine State, taking in traditional American food, experiences and the exhilarating Mine Blower rollercoaster in Old Town. He followed it up with a thrilling trip to the H2O Water Park, riding jaw-dropping slides and speedy rapids – all in the warmth of the Florida sun – and rounded off his incredible trip by treating himself to some new gear from the giant Mall at Millenia in Orlando. Check out the 'Shooting for Kissimmee' challenge and Yani's visit to Florida in the video above, or by clicking here. Source: Goal.com

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Imagn Emma Hruby Along with Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan and other retired USWNT stars, Alyssa Naeher to leave legacy of ‘excellence’ FEATURESUSAA. NaeherL. WilliamsA. MorganM. RapinoeWomen's football Naeher joins a long line of USWNT veterans to step away from the team in the last two years It’s a story as old as time: players come, they endear themselves to the public, and then they retire. For the U.S. women’s national team it’s happened again, again and again. This time it's starting goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher, who announced she’d be stepping back from international play. Ask any player and they’ll tell you what Naeher means to the team. {“type”:”mobile-advert”,”data”:{}} “She's been such a steady presence on this team,” Tierna Davidson told the media. “To have gotten to know her as a teammate as a player and most importantly as a friend has been such an honor. I think that she brings such a quiet presence of leadership to this team and a sense of comfort for a lot of players so we’ll definitely miss that.” Naeher joins a long line of USWNT veterans to step away from the team. Last year it was Megan Rapinoe and Julie Ertz, with Sam Mewis announcing a retirement due to injury. This year, Kelley O’Hara and Alex Morgan preceded Naeher in retiring. While Naeher will still play with the Chicago Red Stars for at least one more season, her retirement from the USWNT marks one of the final pages in the turning of a chapter for the team. Every single one of those players had a pivotal role in the team’s 2019 World Cup win. Most are two-time World Cup champions, having helped the team to redemption in 2015 before pure domination in 2019. They’ve ushered in a new era, which included fighting for equal pay and treatment within U.S. Soccer, and have left a legacy that won’t soon be touched. Ask Naomi Girma and she’ll tell you that "Uncle" – as Naeher is fondly called within the ranks – will have her impact outlive her “by a long time.” So, too, will the others, whose legacy the next generation has been tasked with carrying on while also establishing a legacy of their own. “They've left a legacy of excellence and always pushing the standard,” Girma said of the recent retirees. “They've done that year in year out, both on and off the field. Obviously the success they've had on the field speaks for itself, but also off the field just pushing the barrier for women's soccer and women's sports in general and being advocates for so many people has been so inspirational to me. “Now, with our generation, we hope to do both: continue to raise that standard on and off the field and try to continue in their footsteps.” There has been overlap between their generation and the new generation. Players such as Mallory Swanson and Lynn Williams find themselves now as veterans when they were once looking to fill the shoes of players like Rapinoe and Morgan. They’ve been joined by others, such as Sophia Smith and Trinity Rodman and Girma. With a gold medal in hand from the Paris Olympics, the new generation has signaled that they’re ready to carry on the torch. That’s part of the reason that Naeher has said she’s ready to step away. Part accomplishing everything she set out to do and part recognizing that even after she leaves, the team is going to be able to carry on without her. "I feel very fulfilled with what we've been able to do and it takes a lot out of you," Naeher said ahead of her final two international matches. "Honestly, I think I've been somebody that has been…I've given everything I've had to this team and I don't do anything halfway. It's kind of, if you can give 100 percent to it, then keep going. And with that in mind, I kind of just felt like this was the right time coming off of the Olympics, having a year that we had entering into a new cycle, a new stage for this team, it just felt like [I had] kind of given everything I have to give to this team and it just felt like the right time." But so many retirements leaves players like Williams and Girma now the leaders of a significantly younger team. “It's so funny I feel experienced but also not at the same time,” Williams said, noting that Naeher was her first-ever roommate when she was just 23. The young forward had needed help with a tax form and asked Naeher how to fill it out. “She was probably like, ‘Who is this stupid young player asking me these stupid questions?' " Williams joked. Now, though, Williams cites her as a longtime friend and sounding board with whom she loves going on coffee dates. It’s the one thing that she says she’s going to miss the most about having Naeher no longer part of the national team. “But Alyssa, I mean, her on the field presence speaks for itself," Williams said. "She has had to battle and earn her way up to being keeper No. 1 and since that she has run with it through and through, saving PK after PK, goal after goal. She's saved us time and time again. … She is an amazing keeper but she's an even better person. So anybody who gets to come in contact with her, I feel very lucky for them and I feel lucky for myself.” Williams also cited the wisdom she received from players such as Rapinoe, anything from on-the-field questions to fashion advice. “Just being that complete teammate can go a long way, so I hope to see myself in that role,” Williams said. Girma was once one of the younger players on the team, anchoring the back line at the 2023 World Cup at just 23. Making her senior debut in 2022, her ascendency to stardom was quick, becoming the

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