Angel City Chicks

05/26/2025

Happiest of birthdays to my pod partner in life and bestie! Love you lots and hope you have the best day celebrating 🎉 🥳🩷🖤

03/30/2025

The stars are here for

Such a treat getting to chat with the coach today 🤩

02/01/2025

Don’t miss out, we are back in 1 week!

07/21/2024

Join and tonight at 5pm!

08/02/2023

Episode is live!!

Relive the excitement of the latest Angel City FC match.

08/02/2023

Join us live at 7pm pst as we talk about USWNT & ACFC from this past week. Pop in the chat and say hi!

Relive the excitement of the latest Angel City FC match.

03/04/2023

Are you ready for Season 2?! Our content lead Harry is hard at work preparing!

Please tag us in your pet pics 😬😍

02/17/2023

Welcome to Episode 51

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(You have to listen to understand this)

On this late night episode, we get real comfortable while we break down all the latest news surrounding Angel City. We talk about the schedule(yay it’s out!), the team additions and subtractions, and have a little crime filled fluff. Listen along as we get excited as the new season gets closer!

01/15/2023

Season 2, LFG!!! Get hyped for the season, react to the draft and more. We are happy to be with you as season 2 kicks off!!

01/12/2023

✨Congratulations

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In their biggest move yet this offseason, Angel City FC acquired Alyssa Thompson with the No. 1 pick of the 2023 NWSL Draft. The club had acquired the top pick from NJ/NY Gotham FC via a multi-team trade also involving Portland Thorns FC.

“Alyssa Thompson, for us, is a phenom and generational player,” says General Manager Angela Hucles Mangano. “She’s a player who can make an immediate impact, but she’s also young and can develop and look to be a player that we're building a future off of, too.”

The 18-year-old Thompson, who is still in high school at Harvard-Westlake, is an LA native who has long been touted as a top youth prospect. She declared for the draft last week, opting to forgo her college eligibility to go straight to the pro level. She's the first high schooler ever selected in the NWSL Draft.