Cristina Alexander

Very comfortably for now, but as Ali mentioned, it's not over till it's over.

Manchester United knows that, trying to play a little bit of catch up.

Chelsea isn't far behind, and obviously it's a very interesting four and five there with Arsenal and Spurs following closely behind.

And you can follow the Women's Super League closely here, obviously on ESPN Plus and streaming live on the ESPN app.

Arsenal versus Manchester City Sunday, 7 a.m.

Eastern.

See you there.

Crystal Dunn officially announced her retirement on Thursday.

The World Cup champion, Olympic gold medalist, golden boot and MVP at the NWSL level with Washington Spirit will be hanging up her boots.

The U.S.

women's national team legend had a total of 160 caps, 25 goals.

So let's hear from her former teammates now on her retirement.

I want to talk about just one of our former teammates who just announced her retirement, Crystal Dunn.

And just get your thoughts on that and how she has impacted you, maybe both on and off the field, and what you feel about her retirement.

She's had an amazing career and I had the pleasure of being able to be her teammate and share the field with her and just another person who really brought the joy to what they did every day and but like also the ultimate competitor.

I think off the field is like

What I love about Crystal, like in the locker room, always dancing, just the impact that she has had in so many different people's lives and different communities and stuff has been so inspiring.

I mean, I don't even have enough words to talk about Chris.

She...

is like a big sister to me.