"Hey now, you're an All-Star..."
The FIFA Technical Study Group selected an All-Star Team from this summer's Women's World Cup and it consists of 22 players, consisting of two goalkeepers, six defenders, seven midfielders and six "attackers."Four U.S. players made the list: Hope Solo, Shannon Boxx, Lauren Cheney and Abby Wambach.

The third installment of PUMA's "My Day My Life: Women's Soccer" series that follows four professional women's soccer players as they make their way to the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup has been released. Just in time for Saturday's FIFA Women's World Cup quarter-final clash between England and France, it features Alex Scott of the Boston [.

Brazilian Marta kicks off her day with a photo shoot and interview session at the Sports Illustrated offices in NYC. Find out how Marta is ready to see her lifelong dreams realized in just a few short days.

A behind-the-scenes look at professional women's soccer and follow Alex Scott. From the moment she wakes up to the second she goes to sleep, Alex must adjust to her new lifestyle of training.

Amy gets to train in beautiful Palm Beach. How does she prep for the big games in Germany and get ready for her wedding at the same time?

My Day, My Life - Women's Soccer online mini-series ahead of the Women's World Cup in Germany. Karina LeBlanc: How does life pan out for the Canadian player?

PUMA has also launched the new "My Day My Life: Women's Soccer" series from Alloy Network. "My Day My Life" follows four professional women's soccer players as they make their way to the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup The four PUMA athletes profiled in the series — Karina LeBlanc, Amy Rodriguez, Alex Scott, and Marta [.

Two games were played over the weekend, and new players got a chance to show what they're made of in Week 6 of Women's Professional Soccer. The Flash played yet another game at home on Friday night and handed the Boston Breakers a 3-2 loss. The Atlanta Beat was also at home this week, and the visiting Philadelphia Independence made a huge comeback to win the match 2-1 playing most of the match a man down on Sunday evening.

Players from all six WPS teams as well as Boston Breakers' Leslie Osborne representing PUMA's Project Pink unveiled the new 2011 WPS uniforms

Sportlifestyle brand PUMA kicked off the 2011 women's soccer season during a launch event Thursday night, while celebrating a momentous year for the sport, a new season for Women's Professional Soccer (WPS), and the debut of the PUMA Women's Soccer Training Collection.

With the FIFA Women's World Cup on the horizon, PUMA pulled out all the stops to showcase its longstanding commitment to women's soccer, the best female players on the planet, and the millions of young rising stars throughout the world.

PUMA® Kicks Off Huge Year in Women's Soccer with WPS Uniform Unveiling
Players, PUMA Unveil 2011 WPS Kits in New York City
Westford, MA & New York City, NY (February 3, 2011) – Sportlifestyle brand PUMA® kicked off the 2011 women's soccer season during a launch event today, celebrating this momentous year for the sport, a new season for Women's Professional Soccer (WPS), and the debut of the PUMA Women's Soccer Training Collection.