Fullscreen Media has set its first original docuseries. Keeping Score follows three of the world’s best female athletes — U.S. soccer players Hope Solo, Megan Rapinoe and Crystal Dunn — off the field and on the road to the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Launching August 3, the series will be available exclusively on the Fullscreen’s SVOD platforms. 
 
 Solo wanted to make a unique vehicle for these powerful women to tell their story. Fullscreen gave them license to turn the cameras on themselves, capturing life at home and their unique journey to Rio. Keeping Score offers an extraordinary look at the lives of these professional athletes as never seen before through the use of self-shot footage. Viewers learn about their upbringings, relationships and personal sacrifices — and their quest for equal pay. The women share how they’ve worked to achieve their dreams and their efforts against the challenging double standards they face as they advance professionally. 
 
 “Through their individual stories, we’re following these women as they make history — not only as a team on the soccer pitch but in their fight for equal pay,” said Ashley Kaplan, Fullscreen’s head of production. “Viewers will witness their struggles and motivations firsthand at a time where the future of women’s soccer could change forever.” ||||| USWNT goalie Hope Solo was suspended for six months and had her contract terminated with U.S. Soccer after she said that the Swedish team played like “cowards” in the Olympics following Sweden’s 2-1 win over the Americans. 
 
 The punishment seemed harsh then, and even if you factor in Solo’s past misdeeds, still seems harsh now. 
 
 In a new video clip released today by the makers of Keeping Score, a documentary series that trailed several USWNT players before during and after the Olympics, you can see the exact moment that Solo learns that she has been suspended and her contract terminated, effectively ending her time with the USWNT. It’s a bit difficult to watch. 
 
 Solo’s episode of Keeping Score will air September 2. ||||| Published on Aug 30, 2016 
 
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 https://www.youtube.com/user/Fullscreen ||||| Hope Solo on the Moment She Is Suspended for Olympics Outburst: 'Seventeen F------ Years and It's Over' 
 
 WATCH: Hope Solo in Trailer for Keeping Score Docu-Series 
 
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 No matter how you feel about Hope Solo 's recent six-month suspension from U.S. Women's Soccer, it's difficult not to be moved by the footage showing her stunned, tearful reaction immediately after receiving the news that her storied career is possibly finished."Seventeen f------ years and it's over," an angry, teary-eyed Solo shouts in an exclusive clip from the Fullscreen series Keeping Score , obtained by PEOPLE.A camera crew from the documentary series was on hand at a Seattle hotel to capture Solo's reaction after her Aug. 24 meeting with United States Coach Jill Ellis and the federation's chief executive, Dan Flynn. The decision to discipline Solo came after she called the Swedish team "a bunch of cowards" after they eliminated the United States in the quarterfinals of the Rio Olympics."Six months suspension," Solo says as she hugs her husband, former NFL player Jerramy Stevens , in a nearby hotel conference room. "No pay. Terminated contract. Effective immediately."Solo, widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the world, then turns from her husband and glares at the camera, pounds her hand on a table and says: "Terminated contract. Not just a suspension."U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said the comments Solo made after the loss to Sweden were "unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our National Team players."And while many applauded the decision, some have questioned whether Solo, who has been crusading for better pay for female players, was punished more harshly than a male player would have been.Three days after she learned of her suspension, the Seattle Reign FC of the National Women's Soccer League, announced that Solo had been "granted a personal leave" before the team faced off against the Portland Thorns.The Keeping Score series consists of six episodes that document Solo, Megan Rapinoe and Crystal Dunne’s journeys before, at and after the Summer Games through self-shot footage, along crew cameras.This last episode in the series, dealing with Solo's suspension, will air September 2.
– Hope Solo didn't react well to her team losing to Sweden during the Rio Olympics, earning her a six-month suspension from US Soccer for her remarks that the Swedes were "a bunch of cowards." Her reaction upon finding out about her suspension was similarly explosive, and USA Today's For the Win notes a video clip of that moment that it says is "a bit difficult to watch." The clip—filmed for Fullscreen's Keeping Score documentary, which follows Solo and two other women's pro soccer players as they strive to succeed in an industry with sexist "double standards," per Deadline—shows Solo's "stunned" reaction to her punishment, People reports. "Seventeen f---ing years and it's over!" she can be heard yelling in the video, right after a shot of her hugging her husband, ex-NFLer Jerramy Stevens, and noting, "Terminated contract. Effective immediately" before adding directly to the camera: "Terminated contract, not just a suspension." Stevens seems baffled, asking, "How can they do both?"—to which his incredulous wife retorts, "It's both." (A Washington Post piece calls Solo a "pure loser and lout.")