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As Carli Lloyd and Alex Morgan get set to square off in the semifinals of UEFA Women's Champions League, it should be remembered that ... Read the whole story
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It started with an impressive first touch, but goalkeeper Liam Reddy's decision to dribble downfield backfired when he was dispossessed and Melbourne City exploited ... Read the whole story
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New England and San Jose played to a 0-0 tie in the first midweek game of the 2017 MLS season. Both teams had their ... Read the whole story
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Ghanaian midfielder Nana Boateng, who was expected to step in for departed Jermaine Jones in the Colorado midfield, will miss 8-10 weeks after injuring ... Read the whole story
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For swinging his elbow into the face of Sporting Kansas City defender Ike Opara in their game last weekend, Timbers forward Fanendo Adi has ... Read the whole story
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Atlanta United lost its match against Montreal last weekend but has won an appeal of a red card that dismissed Leandro Gonzalez Pirez. After ... Read the whole story
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The U.S. boys national team finished sixth at the 12-team Mondial Minimes in Montaigu, France with a 2-0 loss to Brazil in the fifth-place ... Read the whole story
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U.S. U-18 men's national team coach Omid Namazi has named a 23-player roster for the 2017 Slovakia Cup at which the USA faces Hungary ... Read the whole story
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"The MLS, for our men, has been growing and doing well, but the Premier League is kind of in a world of its own. So there is the structure which is already in place. There are loads of things I can take back to our NWSL to help. There are certain standards and certain things that can make our league better. So I think with my experience on the pitch and off the pitch [at City], I can help women's soccer grow as well."
-- Carli Lloyd, saying Manchester City, whose women's program she joined in 2017, has resources and funding to treat women equally, something she says doesn't exist yet in the United States. (BBC Football) -
"Christian has had to grow up in an adult soccer world very quickly. He's 18. He's not a 30-year-old man understanding all the problems in the world. What he's experienced from a sporting perspective had been very much accelerated, and he's learning a lot about life at a tender age. I personally don't know how he's doing it. He's a good kid. He's been embraced by Dortmund, and that has helped all the players get through this week."
-- Mark Pulisic, father of 18-year-old American Christian Pulisic, who was on the Borussia Dortmund bus when explosives went off before its UEFA Champions League match against Monaco. Mark Pulisic, the Rochester Rhinos assistant coach, says they were blessed that Christian's mother, Kelley, was visiting Christian in Germany and was there to support him that evening. (SI.com) -
Soccer America Confidential
If you didn't see it, please check out the excellent story written by my friend and colleague Michael Lewis in the Guardian, harking back ... Read the whole story
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Off The PostMadrid looks like the capital of the soccer universe as Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid have reached the UEFA Champions League semis for the ... Read the whole story
