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MOSCOW, Oct 4An independent investigation into sex scandals in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) in the United States has revealed systematic cases of emotional abuse and sexual harassment in the league, according to a report by former acting US Attorney General Sally Yates, published on the website of the law firm King & #38; Spalding. The NWSL sex scandal happened in 2021. North Carolina Courage head coach Paul Riley has been fired from his position and stripped of his coaching license following allegations of sexual assault against female players. Athletes claimed that Riley forced them to have sex during his time in several leagues and teams since 2010. The coach himself denied the allegations. Then-league commissioner Lisa Baird resigned, and US Soccer launched an independent investigation, the results of which were released on Monday. a deeper culture of women's football, starting with youth leagues, that normalizes verbal abuse in training and blurs the lines between coaches and players.» It is noted that the law firm reviewed 89,000 documents that could be relevant to the case. More than 200 people were interviewed during the investigation. «The verbal and emotional abuse that NWSL players describe is not just «hard» training. And the victims of this are far from young football players. They are among the best athletes in the world,» Yates wrote in the report. After the results of the investigation were made public, the female players spoke out against the team owners who, in their opinion, controlled and allowed such violence. US Soccer President Cindy Parlow Cone called the findings «heartbreaking and deeply disturbing.» The NWSL said they are in the process of reviewing the report. Also, the league will follow the recommendations to prevent similar cases in the future.