Allie Long takes the Women’s World Cup stage at the home of her former club
Posted Jun 20, 2019
Call it a double thrill. Not only did Allie Long finally realize her dream of playing in a Women’s World Cup last Sunday, she also made her debut at the stadium of her former club, Parc des Princes. The Northport, N.Y. native never played there with the Paris St-Germain women’s side at that stadium, so it still was a memorable moment. “It was so great,” she said.
(Front Row Soccer)
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