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by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS] D.C. United's Australian offseason acquisition scored his MLS goals to give D.C. United its first 2010 win after starting the season with five straight losses. Also getting its first win was FC Dallas, thanks much to a stellar performance on the backline. The performances of these players earned Wednesday's ...
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by Soccer America
"Now it's like I'm responsible for everything. Cloudy in Stoke? That's Kitson's fault. The traffic's terrible? Blame Kitson for that too."-- Striker Dave Kitson feeling he's being made the scapegoat at EPL club Stoke City. (BBC)
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by Soccer America
[SCOREBOARD] Seven games are on tap for Saturday in MLS. Los Angeles puts its unbeaten record on the line when it travels to Seattle. Columbus, the only other unbeaten team, hosts struggling New England. For all the action ...
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by Soccer America
[U.S. UNDER-20 MEN] Jack McInerney, who scored his first MLS goal last week for Philadelphia Union, is among 20 players Thomas Rongen called up for the U.S. under-20 men's national team's trip to the Netherlands, where it will play in the Cor Groenewegan Tournament. The U-20 squad includes players from ...
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by Soccer America
[AMERICANS ABROAD] Clint Dempsey was the only U.S. World Cup candidate to play on Wednesday, starting his 100th game in Fulham's 1-0 loss at home to Stoke City in the English Premier League.
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by Soccer America
[DENMARK] Yura Movsisyan scored his sixth goal for Danish club Randers in a 3-1 win over AaB on Wednesday that extended its unbeaten streak to 13 games since he arrived this winter from Real Salt Lake.
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by Soccer America
[EUROPEAN RACES] The English and German leagues end this week. Chelsea and Bayern Munich, respectively, are in the driver's seat. Barcelona and Inter Milan take narrow leads in the penultimate days of play in Spain and Italy, respectively. For a look at the major European races and the weekend action, ...
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by Paul Kennedy
[FRANCE] Didier Deschamps, captain of France's 1998 World Cup championship team, is building quite a record as a coach. Deschamps, once dismissed by the great Eric Cantona as being nothing more than a "water boy," guided Marseille to the 2010 French league title, its first since its 1993 title, which ...
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by Soccer America
[NUTRILITE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP] For the second game in a row, the Montreal Impact had to play short-handed on the road -- this time it finished with nine players -- but this time it managed to draw, 1-1, against the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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