The USA’s stellar left back Antonee Robinson made his third straight start for Fulham, in a 1-0 win over Nottingham Forest, after missing 11 weeks. Robinson, 28, underwent knee surgery last May, but after three brief appearances off the bench for Fulham sat out nine straight games. He’s now gone the full 90 in two […]
Mike Woitalla
Soccer America Executive Editor Mike Woitalla has written freelance articles about soccer for more than 30 media outlets in nine nations. The winner of eight United Soccer Coaches Writing Contest awards, he is the author of two books. He coaches and referees youth soccer, and is a "Soccer Without Borders" volunteer.
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Americans Abroad: Sergiño Dest helps Ricardo Pepi continue scoring streak
Ricardo Pepi’s equalizer for PSV in its 2-1 win over Utrecht extended his Eredivisie scoring streak to four games.
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Americans Abroad: Napoli stifles Christian Pulisic in Supercoppa semifinal
Christian Pulisic’s quest for his second title with AC Milan ended with a 2-0 loss to Napoli in the Supercoppa semifinal in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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1974 World Cup Flashback: Five names to have at your fingertips
While Pele-less Brazil struggled, the Johan Cruyff-led Netherlands brought the tournament to life with “total soccer,” in which defenders and attackers continually switched roles.
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World Cup Retro 2010: Five names to have at your fingertips
Here are five names to have at your fingertips about the 19th World Cup, hosted by South Africa and won by Spain. Nelson Mandela. The first African nation to host had been banned, because of its Apartheid government, from international soccer from 1963 to 1992. Nelson Mandela, who had been imprisoned for 27 years, credited […]
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Wilfried Nancy’s nightmare start at Celtic’s helm worsens
Tuesday’s 2-1 loss at Dundee marked Celtic’s fourth straight loss since Wilfried Nancy left the Columbus Crew to the Scottish defending champions’ helm.
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1970 World Cup Flashback: Five names to have at your fingertips
Brazil’s magic was finally witnessed globally — thanks to the satellite — and in color.
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1966 World Cup Flashback: Five names to have at your fingertips
What are the names of the lion and dog made famous by the 1966 World Cup?
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Tyler Adams suffers knee injury in Cherries’ 4-4 tie with Man United
Days earlier, Adams, 26, received the Premier League Goal of the Month award for November and British media reported Man United was interested in acquiring Adams a $50 million transfer fee.
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U.S. Abroad: Big 5 European leagues Dec. 12-14
Antonee Robinson made his return to the Fulham starting lineup in the Cottagers’ 3-2 win at Burnley.