World Cup Daily: 13-Year-Old Olivia Moultrie Is Changing American Soccer
Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated
  • 5 years ago
The Women's World Cup group stage wraps up on Thursday as the USWNT looks to beat Sweden. But before the game, learn about how 13-year-old Olivia Moultrie is already changing the future of American soccer.
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