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by Ridge Mahoney
[MLS WEEK 27: What we learned ... ] The Galaxy got back to business after a disappointing Concacaf loss in Mexico by thrashing Vancouver, 3-0, and Real Salt Lake made another "game in hand" count by beating Sporting Kansas City, 1-0. Several teams on the bubble that desperately needed to ...
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by Soccer America
[SCOREBOARD] The Philadelphia Union moved into a tie for first place in the Eastern Conference with the Columbus Crew thanks to its 1-0 win over the Crew in a game that saw 16-year-old Zach Pfeffer start for the Union in his MLS debut. On a rare weekend when there were ...
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by Soccer America
"I can tell you that Loew neither phoned nor met with Timmy. Nothing has changed, nothing at all. He's still very happy to play for the U.S."-- Timothy Chandler's agent Thomas Kroth on rumors that German national team coach Joachim Loew was trying to convince Chandler, the German-American outside back, ...
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by Soccer America
[AMERICANS ABROAD] DaMarcus Beasley drew two red cards -- one that led to a penalty kick -- as Puebla shocked Guadalajara, 4-1, at the Jalisco Stadium in Mexican league action on Saturday night. The next afternoon, Herculez Gomez scored in stoppage time for Estudiantes Tecos' second goal in its 2-0 ...
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by Paul Kennedy
[USA-CANADA WOMEN] Is there a Germany '11 effect? The U.S. women's national team attracted a crowd of 16,191 at the new Livestrong Sporting Park in Kansas City, Kan. -- almost as many fans at it drew for its three pre-Women's World Cup friendlies -- for its 1-1 tie with Canada ...
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by Soccer America
[SCOREBOARD] In its last regular-season home game at Stade Saputo before joining MLS in 2012, the Montreal Impact beat FC Edmonton, 2-0, before more than 12,000 fans to move to within one point of the NSC Minnesota Stars for the sixth and final berth in the NASL playoffs. A pair ...
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by Soccer America
[VIDEO PICK] Sunday's Manchester United's clash with Chelsea lived up to the hype, the 3-1 Man United win including a golazo by Portuguese winger Nani while Wayne Rooney and Chelsea's Fernando Torres each had a hit and memorable miss.
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