• Immigrants, Latinos and our soccer landscape (1)
    by Ahmet Guvener on Apr 18, 7:27 PM
    One of the most challenging issues is whether the U.S system is leaving immigrant and Latino players, coaches and referees out.
      6 Comments
  • Ajax knows how to push boundaries
    by Paul Kennedy on Apr 16, 10:10 PM
    After Real Madrid, the Dutch club rallied to beat Juventus on the road and advanced to the UEFA Champions League.
      8 Comments
  • Unbeaten Sounders are winning with creativity and pace -- and now depth provided by Will Bruin
    by Paul Kennedy on Apr 14, 6:10 AM
    Known for its slow starts, Seattle has rewritten the script in 2019, getting off to its best start in 11 MLS seasons.
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  • NWSL continues to experience growing pains, but growth nonetheless
    by Paul Kennedy on Apr 12, 7:32 AM
    While the league is still stuck at nine teams, it's in better shape heading into its second Women's World Cup year than its first.
      2 Comments
  • SA's Women's World Cup Power Rankings: Germany, France and USA rank 1-2-3
    by Paul Kennedy on Apr 10, 4:26 AM
    Three FIFA windows have given the 24 finalists plenty of chances to see how they shape up.
      3 Comments
  • Sounders' Garth Lagerwey on what makes 15-year-old Danny Leyva a special talent
    by Paul Kennedy on Apr 9, 9:10 PM
    Two years after he left Las Vegas to enter its home-stay program, Seattle signed him to a Homegrown Player contract.
      2 Comments
  • Purists vs. Pragmatists
    by Ahmet Guvener on Apr 4, 7:07 PM
    A look at soccer's new rule changes shows that "What football expects" is driving them.
      4 Comments
  • Reaction in response to racist chants leveled at Juventus star Moise Kean condemned as 'inexcusable'
    by Paul Kennedy on Apr 3, 9:08 PM
    Not only did one of his teammates seem to blame the teen for provoking Cagliari fans but so too did his coach.
      3 Comments
  • America's Premier League experience moves out from dark bars and into the light of morning
    by Arlo Moore-Bloom on Apr 1, 8:19 PM
    For EPL games on Saturday and Sunday, 12,000 fans showed up at a fan fest next to Fenway Park.
      7 Comments
  • U.S. investors buy tiny Danish pro club Helsingor with eye on making it a hub for American players
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 30, 5:59 AM
    They view Denmark as an attractive starting point, noting the three players on the U.S. U-23s and U-20s.
      7 Comments
  • Time is on Gregg Berhalter's side
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 27, 4:09 AM
    The USA got its first major test under its new coach. And the Chile game was just what he was looking for.
      7 Comments
  • USA-Chile: Test against La Roja presents big opportunities as well as big challenges
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 26, 5:01 AM
    Like the USA, Chile is rebuilding but brings a squad that includes five starters from the 2016 Copa Centenario championship team.
      0 Comments
  • U.S. keeper Ethan Horvath's European career gets boost from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 25, 7:05 AM
    Horvath, 23, credits Solskjaer's coaching at Molde for working on his play with his feet.
      2 Comments
  • USA-Ecuador: At least it's a start, a good start
    by Paul Kennedy on Mar 22, 5:27 AM
    Given what the national team program has been through the last four years, it will take small victories like Thursday's 1-0 win.
      5 Comments
  • Comfort Zone (II)
    by Ahmet Guvener on Mar 21, 5:12 PM
    Could it be that most U.S. soccer players are in a comfort zone and hence do not reach their maximal performance level?
      5 Comments
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