"Yes, today, clearly yes, but it is not only my point of view. We have to see. For me, clearly yes because Chelsea bought Christian for a reason, for his quality, for his potential, and it is our job to bring out the best in him. He proved in many weeks that he has the level to be a Chelsea regular player, to have a big impact in this club. It's a challenge now to hold this level, to improve and to maintain the level and keep improving."

-- Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel on whether Christian Pulisic still has a future at the English Premier League club. The 22-year-od American has only played 84 minutes in Chelsea's five Premier League games since Tuchel replaced Frank Lampard. Tuchel said Pulisic stopped training on Thursday because of the risk of a calf injury. (ESPN)

Germany (Bundesliga)
John Brooks, Wolfsburg, 90 minutes (3-0 at Arminia Bielefeld)
Italy (Serie B)
Andrija Novakovich, Frosinone, 64 minutes (0-0 vs. Pescara)
Portugal (Primeira Liga)
Reggie Cannon, Boavista, 63 minutes (1-0 vs. Moreirense)

1. USA vs. Canada women (FS1, Feb. 18), 498,000
2. USA vs. Colombia women (FS1, Jan. 18) 396,000
3. USA vs. Colombia women (ESPN2, Jan. 22) 317,000
4. USA vs. Trinidad & Tobago men (FS1, Jan. 31) 258,000
Note: English-language broadcasts.

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