Team USA played exciting, threatening soccer in the second half but the match was really lost within 60 minutes thanks to clinical Brazilian finishing and superb possession.
GENOA, Italy -- The United States gained a rare victory over a soccer power, beating Italy 1-0 Wednesday night on Clint Dempsey's goal in the 55th min...
GENOA, Italy (AP) ā Midfielder Brek Shea was the only holdover in the U.S. starting lineup for the Americans' exhibition game against Italy on Wedne...
-- In the fog at Stozice Stadium, the U.S. offense became visible for the first time since Jurgen Klinsmann became coach.
On a night when the Americ...
By all accounts, Clint Dempsey is one of the best players on the U.S. Soccer team. He's a hard-working goal-scorer who has found high levels of succes...
Now that the dust has settled on a group stage that left American fans drained, crazed, and finally in a state of religious ecstasy, what's next for Team USA?
The draw has been very, very kind to The Yanks, who now have a great opportunity to make a run into the (gasp!) semifinals. Maybe, just maybe, soccer madness will stick around for a few more days.
I belong to one of the most coveted demographics in the world: a sports-loving American who has never been able to latch on to the world-dominating sport of soccer.
A few days into the FIFA 2010 World Cup is as good a time as any to take a look back at what we've seen, observe any emerging trends, and evaluate some of the performances.
A funny thing happened -- Team USA located its spinal column. They tightened up and did not succumb to the seemingly inevitable defeat which was staring them smack dab between the eyes.
JOHANNESBURG (AP)-- Robert Green wrote his name onto the lengthening list of blundering England goalkeepers.
Green let a routine shot from Clint Demp...
The United States allowed a goal to England just minutes into its first match of the 2010 World Cup, but the Americans rallied back to tie the game la...
June 12, 2010: USA versus England, the imperialist colonizers who taxed us with no representation, 60 years to the day after the greatest American sports upset you never heard of.