As soccer enters another decade, reports of racism and discrimination continue to rise, threatening to tear the beautiful game apart.
Can soccer turn the tide in the battle it is losing to hate?
As a longtime American soccer writer, I’ve seen athletes do extraordinary things.
But watching a grieving Christen Press play the best soccer of her life in 2019, I managed something even more extraordinary.
I found a new hero and a way to grapple with my own brokenness as an Autism Dad.
Two years after the catastrophe in Couva, the US Men’s program remains stuck in the mud, no matter how often the Federation insists progress is being made.
Canada pummeled the United States last month in Toronto.
Can the US exact some revenge– and regain some confidence in the Berhalter regime?
Tweet DeAndre Yedlin has all too often been written off by US Men’s National Team (USMNT) supporters. A once bright… Read more »
Tuesday night’s debacle in Toronto puts Gregg Berhalter on thin ice– and presents the US with more tricky questions as they approach a pivotal year in 2020.
A postmortem on the Canada defeat, and what it means in the big picture.
Very little was gained or learned in the US demolition of Cuba Friday night to open Nations League play.
Tuesday’s game against Canada will be far more interesting.
We preview why.
For the second time in three months, the United States had few answers for Mexico’s press- reigniting old debates about whether Berhalter should privilege system over pragmatism.
While Sergino Dest and Josh Sargent steal the headlines, Paxton Pomykal’s unique skillset may be the most interesting evaluation for Gregg Berhalter.
The NASL has played a huge role in Florida’s soccer history. When the league collapsed a second time, it left behind a fragmented culture– which is both a challenge and opportunity for Inter Miami.
There’s a glaring gap in the soccer structure here with no post-collegiate / pre-MLS amateur league presence.
Cincy SC is one club trying to fix that.
Tweet Neil W. Blackmon Editor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series of reflections on the Summer of… Read more »