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by Paul Kennedy
U.S. Soccer's under-17 residency program's fall semester kicked off last week with 48 players enrolled in the program at IMG Academies in Bradenton, Fla. There are 26 players -- 22 '92s and four '91s -- beginning their first semester of training. The group in residency includes 14 players who recently ...
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by Soccer America
"The message to the other teams is that they know we are in good shape now." -- Silvia Neid, coach of defending Women's World Cup champion Germany, after its record-setting 11-0 victory over Argentina in Monday's opener in Shanghai.
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by Ridge Mahoney
As a condition of the purchase of the Chicago Fire by Andell Holdings, AEG has relinquished all interest in Toyota Park as well as the team, and the financial formula under which the team's ownership and the Village of Bridgeview operate has been revised.
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by Paul Kennedy
Defending champions Germany set a Women's World Cup record when it beat Argentina, 11-0, for the biggest rout in the history of the tournament, but three-time World Player of the Year Birgit Prinz was not satisfied.
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by Soccer America
D.C. United's Luciano Emilio has pulled ahead in the MLS goalscoring race. He now has 18 goals, four more than New York's Juan Pablo Angel and Kansas City's Eddie Johnson.
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by Soccer America
The USL First Division begins its playoffs this weekend with four quarterfinal series. The top-seed Seattle Sounders face the expansion Carolina RailHawks. In other series, the No. 2 seed Portland Timbers meet the defending champion Vancouver Whitecaps. The Montreal Impact plays the Puerto Rico Islanders, while the Atlanta Silverbacks and ...
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by Soccer America
Namibia and Zambia qualified for the 2008 African Nations Cup in Ghana with wins over the weekend. Captain Chris Katongo scored a hat trick in the opening 20 minutes to lead Zambia past 2010 World Cup host South Africa, 3-1, in Cape Town and capture Group 11 on the final ...
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by Soccer America
U.S. under-15 girls national team coach Tad Bobak has named a 23-player roster for the Nike Women's Friendlies Sept. 20-23 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. The U-15s, all born in 1992, will play matches against U-17 club teams from across the country.
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by Soccer America
The U.S. under-14 girls national team will play its first ever competitive matches at the Nike Women's Friendlies Sept. 20-23 at the Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif. It will give U-15 head coach Tad Bobak an early chance to evaluate the players, all born in 1993, in game competition.
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