It was his first match for Pumas since returning from Belgium, where he played last season playing for Standard Liege’s reserves in the second tier.
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Short-handed Pride wins battle of unbeatens
The Orlando Pride goes into the NWSL’s extended summer break unbeaten and in first place.
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The American Soccer Weekend preview
First place in the MLS Supporters’ Shield and NWSL Shield races with a pair of top-of-the-table clashes.
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Friday AM: Argentina survives Messi miss. Also: LAFC takes El Tráfico thriller, Dutch luck turns.
Good morning! There is no greater statement of the explosion of interest in women’s soccer than what’s happening at the amateur level. There were more than 250 teams entered this year in the three women’s summer leagues. Some are starting to draw impressive crowds. Last year, we wrote about Minnesota Aurora, the women-led, community-owned USL […]
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Charleston Battery signs former U.S. U-17 Zeke Soto
Soto was signed to a multi-year pro contract after spending the past four years within the Houston Dynamo Academy.
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U.S. U-17 women called up three NWSL players for Atlanta Cup
The camp will be the first for Mary Long, daughter of KC Current owners Chris and Angie Long.
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B.J. Callaghan leaves USMNT job to become Nashville SC head coach
Callaghan was its longest-tenured assistant.
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Brazil, held by Colombia, to face Uruguay in quarterfinals
Colombia came from behind to grab a 1-1 draw with Brazil on Tuesday, ensuring their qualification to the Copa America quarter-finals as group winners.
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What’s next for USMNT and Gregg Berhalter after ugly Copa exit?
The national soccer media weighed in all aspects of the debacle.
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U.S. U-20 women headed to Georgia to face Mexico twice
It will be the final training camp before head Tracey Kevins names a 21-player roster for the 2024 U-20 Women’s World Cup.