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Deutschland diaries
espnW editor Joanne Gerstner gives viewers a glimpse of historic Dresden, a city in eastern Germany with spectacular architecture that was rebuilt after WWII.
Jun 30 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
England's Eniola Aluko feels tweet heat
Cyber critics lashed out at England's striker after she missed several scoring opportunities Monday. She has fired right back.
Jun 30 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
A professor's take on the WWC
espnW's Joanne Gerstner interviews a soccer fan and scholar Andy Markovits about the impact of the WWC.
Jun 29 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Mexico, England hope to raise soccer's profile
The World Cup is about more than winning and losing. As the game is valued more, more athletes are drawn to the sport and more opportunities evolve.
Jun 28 4:52 PM ET | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Tie leaves Mexico happy, England disappointed
Mexico celebrates its first points in a World Cup, while favored England stews about missed chances in group-play opener.
Jun 28 10:24 AM ET | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Fan Fest in Wolfsburg
espnW's Joanne Gerstner checks out the Fan Fest in Wolfsburg, Germany prior to Monday's England/Japan Women's World Cup match.
Jun 26 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
England ready to play
The England women's national team feels it's ready to finally make its mark in the World Cup.
Jun 26 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
Don't know your Stuermer from your Hexenkessel? Let us help you. Here's a list of terms that will put you at the head of the class during the Women's World Cup.
Jun 25 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Blatter focuses on soccer milestones, not scandals
FIFA President Sepp Blatter's remarks at the WWC opening press conference had a narrow focus and an abrupt ending.
Jun 25 | By Beau Dure
Touring Berlin during the Women's World Cup
espnW's Beau Dure checks in with some Berlin travel tips.
Jun 25 | By Beau Dure
Places to know in Wolfsburg
espnW's Joanne Gerstner gives you the lay of the land in Wolfsburg, Germany prior to Monday's England/Japan Women's World Cup match.
Jun 24 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Ten to watch in Women's World Cup
Some are established stars, some are newcomers -- all want to make their mark on women's soccer's world stage.
Jun 24 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Five things to watch in World Cup
The superpowers haven't changed, but there are some new teams in the mix. As 16 nations vie for the trophy, expect an action-packed three weeks of soccer.
Jun 23 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Athlete's Life
Take a knee
Joanne Gerstner, one of espnW's own editors shares her journey back from a painful ACL injury.
Jun 15 | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Teams ready to stop talking and start playing
Connecticut, Notre Dame, Texas A&M and Stanford went through their final practices before Sunday's Final Four, hoping to fine-tune their game plans and get ready to play.
Apr 2 9:47 PM ET | By Joanne C. Gerstner
Indy-bound and proud
The women's hoops Final Four is coming to Indianapolis, and espnW couldn't be happier. The Circle City has plenty to offer from hoops history to late-night legends, and it's the perfect place to host the event.
Mar 31 | By Joanne C. Gerstner

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