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‘You’re going to see a different Crystal Dunn’ this year


Paul Riley expects will regain the form this year that made her one of the most lethal and exciting players in U.S. women’s soccer. Dunn, who joined the North Carolina Courage after a year-long stint with Chelsea in England, was named the National Women’s Soccer League’s MVP while capturing Golden Boot honors (15 goals) as well in 2015. (Front Row Soccer)

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