Defense went out the window in Cary, where the Hoyas prevailed, 7-6, in a shootout after the final against Virginia ended in a 3-3 ... Read the whole story
Kevin De Bruyne scored in the 2nd and and 40th minutes in a 3-0 win over Arsenal to keep Man City 14 points behind ... Read the whole story
The Georgetown-Virginia game produced the most goals in a men's final since 1980 before the Hoyas won the shootout. Read the whole story
Georgetown beat seven-time champion Virginia, 7-6 in shootout, after 3-3 tie in Cary. First national championship for Georgetown. Read the whole story
Weston McKennie suffered a dislocated shoulder after landing hard on the ground in Schalke 04's 1-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in the German Bundesliga. Read the whole story
Pulisic was subbed off in the second half of Chelsea's 1-0 loss to Bournemouth, its fourth loss in its last five Premier League games. Read the whole story
"We are like the kid brother pulling on the bottom of their jerseys. Hey, we want to play, too! That is the fun thing about our area. It has such great programs to measure yourself. We're trying to
crash the party."
-- Georgetown coach Brian Wiese on Sunday's match between Virginia and the Hoyas for the NCAA Division I men's championship. Georgetown is seeking to become to
fifth team from the Washington area after Navy (1964), Maryland (1968, 2005, 2008, 2018), Howard (1974) and Virginia (1989, 1991-94, 2009, 2014) to win a national title. (Washington Post)
Saturday, December 14
England Geoff Cameron, QPR/D2, 66 minutes (3-5 at Barnsley)
-- Lyndon Gooch,
Sunderland/D3, sub-19 minutes (1-1 vs. Blackpool)
-- Duane Holmes, Derby County/D2 (0-1 vs. Millwall)
-- Eric Lichaj, Hull City/D2 (2-2 at Charlton Athletic)
-- Matthew Olosunde, Rotherham United/D3, (2-2 at Southend United)
-- Christian Pulisic, Chelsea, 64 minutes (0-1 vs. Bournemouth)
-- Tim Ream, Fulham/D2 (0-1 at
Brentford)
-- Antonee Robinson, Wigan Athletic/D2, (1-1 vs. Huddersfield Town)
Germany Terrence Boyd, Hallescher/D3 (2-5 vs. Wurzburger
Kickers)
-- Zack Steffen, Fortuna Duesseldorf (0-3 vs. RB Leipzig)
Italy Andrija Novakovich, Frosinone/D2, 55 minutes (2-0 vs. Pescara)
Spain Shaq Moore, Tenerife/D2, sub-45 minutes (0-0 vs. Alcorcon)
Freddy Tracey scored both goals for the Golden Eagles in their 2-0 win over Cal State LA in the final. Read the whole story
The Lakers beat Western Washington, 1-0, in a rematch of the 2016 final that had ended their run of three straight national championships. Read the whole story
Saturday, December 14
Boys Under-14 (Quarterfinals)
Roma 3 Real
Madrid 0
Paris St. Germain 2 NY Red Bulls 0
Vasco da Gama 0 Guadalajara 0 (4-2 on PKs)
Benfica 0 Barcelona 0 (4-3 on PKs)
Girls
Under-15 (Semifinals)
Barcelona 1 LAFC Slammers 0
PDA 1 ICC West 1 (4-3 on PKs)
1. Head Men's Soccer Coach, San Diego State University, http://bit.ly/2soiFNQ
2. Director
of Product Design, Major League Soccer, New York City, http://bit.ly/38zK9R7
3. Head Women's Soccer Coach, Holy Names
University, Oakland CA, http://bit.ly/2YHTty0
4. Director of Goalkeeping, Arsenal Colorado, Fort Collins, http://bit.ly/2sn4p8c
5. Head Coach Men's Soccer, Harvard University, Cambridge MA, http://bit.ly/2LQ794T
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First-place Liverpool beat Watford, 2-0, to increase its EPL lead over second-place Leicester to 10 points. Read the whole story
Californian Jonathan Gonzalez started for Monterrey in its 3-2 quarterfinal Club World Cup win over Al Sadd SC. Read the whole story
Three seniors who were selected for the third time on the teams picked by United Soccer Coaches. Read the whole story
United Soccer Coaches recognized 72 players on its 2019 NCAA Division II Men's and Women's All-America Teams. Read the whole story