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.
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The Orlando Pride honored their World Cup heroines in an emotional pregame ceremony Saturday.
Then, thanks to a new addition and a brilliant goal, they handled business against Sky Blue FC.
Jonathan Tannenwald of the Philadelphia Inquirer joins us and offers a tour-de-force on the USWNT victory and what’s next for women’s soccer.
The new CONCACAF World Cup qualifying calendar shortens Berhalter’s evaluation windows– but may provide an incentive to integrate talented youngsters in a way that pays dividends if the US qualify for Qatar.
A fourth star for the USWNT. Is this the most dominant version yet?
Meanwhile, the US Men failed in their regional championship. What to make of the Gold Cup?
To win a fourth star, the US will have to defeat the reigning European Champions on European soil.
Our comprehensive preview.
The US slogged their way to a 1-0 victory over tiny Curaçao in a game that saw the Americans outplayed throughout.
Despite criticism, the team remains fixed on the building process.
England’s captain and coach believe anything short of advancing to the World Cup final will be a failure.
Why England’s newfound toughness and mentality may be the difference in France.