MLS kicks off its 30th season this weekend with 13 games on Saturday and two on Sunday.
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Americans Abroad: From Europe’s big leagues, all the men’s weekend action
James Sands, 24, had been off to a great start at St. Pauli since joining the club last month on loan from New York City FC.
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The American Soccer Weekend preview
The USA will qualify for the 2025 U-17 World Cup if it ties or beats Cuba on Saturday.
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MLS’s 30th season of TV: A few newcomers join the large crew of talent required for ambitious coverage
We should be reminded how much television and all of media have changed since this league first went on the air in 1996.
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In his native Costa Rica: Gonzalo Segares guides USA’s U-17 World Cup qualifying quest
When Gonzalo Segares was 16 years old, he played for Costa Rica against the USA in a qualifying game for the 1999 U-17 World Cup.
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Americans Abroad: From Europe’s big leagues to off the beaten path, all the men’s weekend action
It’s getting pleasantly repetitive to describe Christian Pulisic’s season for AC Milan.
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Four MLS head coaches on the hot seat at the start of 2025
With more eyes and more money getting injected into MLS, owners are starting to reign in some of their proverbial leashes.
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The American Soccer Weekend preview
Americans Abroad It’s an FA Cup weekend in England and several teams with Americans will aim to advance to the round of 16 of the world’s oldest competition. Seventeen of the Premier League’s 20 clubs are still in contention. Bournemouth with Tyler Adams plays at Everton in one of three clashes between Premier League clubs. […]
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Damion Downs makes case for USMNT call-up: German-American center forward took to soccer after football in Texas
Damion Downs’ first sport was American football, a passion he had to give up when he moved from Texas back to his native Germany.
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Referee Abuse Prevention: U.S. Soccer strengthens policy to protect officials
The updated policy includes detailed consequences for offenses by players and coaches in American youth soccer.