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GENOA, Italy — American players applauded each other and their fans. Their supporters cheered loudly and proudly waved the red, white and blue. ...

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) — Midfielder Brek Shea was the only holdover in the U.S. starting lineup for the Americans' exhibition game against Italy on Wedne...

CHICAGO (AP) — The United States' exhibition soccer game against Brazil will be played May 30 at Landover, Md. The game was announced...

CARSON, Calif. -- Rodney Wallace scored to lead Costa Rica to a 1-0 win over the United States on Friday night, giving Jurgen Klinsmann a loss in his ...

Before his debut match in charge of the US Men's National Soccer Team against Mexico, Jurgen Klinsmann had the names removed from the backs of the tea...

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...

CHICAGO — Bob Bradley isn't going anywhere. U.S. Soccer announced late Monday it had agreed to a four-year extension with Bradley, ending specu...

The future of U.S. national team coach Bob Bradley remains unclear, but that apparently has not stopped U.S. Soccer officials from pursuing a potentia...

This is a safe, solid choice. We know the US will be competitive and will make the World Cup. We know that the team will fight and play with spirit. But we don't know if we will actually be any better.

The pattern of poor refereeing against the US needs to be reversed, and we can do something about it: elevate this into a controversy so that everyone knows that the US team feels aggrieved.

Should the U.S. win Friday, it will not only almost assuredly have punched its ticket to the next round, but U.S. soccer will have also demonstrated to the world its maturation as a soccer power.

The important thing against England is not necessarily who Coach Bob Bradley chooses to start, but whether he can make the right tactical adjustments within the game.

While saying we can win might seem far-fetched, a victory might not be as miraculous as one would think. When the Cup is outside of Europe and South America, wacky things can happen.

The US looked pretty good against the Czech Republic last night and if one were to ignore the scoreboard you would have thought the US to be on the whole the better side.

Most attention on the US team was focused on the strikers and playmakers. We always tend to focus on goal scorers more than defenders.

CHarlie Davies was a revelation last year and American fans dreamed of Davies and Altidore partnering in South Africa. Sadly that won't happen. But that isn't Coach Bob Bradley's fault.

The US fell to defeat 2-1 after a late surge against the vaunted Dutch. Overall the US was outmatched by Holland, but they certainly didn't get played off the field.

The US plays Holland this afternoon in an important tune-up for the World Cup, which is now less than 100 days away. This is also coach Bob Bradley's last opportunity to get US players together before he has to select the 23-man roster.

Donovan's status as America's most valuable player and perhaps its greatest player in history will not be effected by the outcome at Everton.

Looking forward to the World Cup, Denmark outplayed the US, did a good job of controlling the midfield, and took advantage of some shambolic defending. Here's what to make of the results.

American soccer has experienced a breakthrough in the 00s, and our national team, like the game overall, will continue its rise in the coming decade.

Slovakia is also exactly the type of team that the US will likely have to beat to advance out of the group stages of the World Cup, so this should be a very good yardstick for which to judge the prospects of the USMNT.

I have a theory about the US team. I think we match up much better against more technical sides than sides that can match our athleticism.