2013: Tough to match this year for American soccer
2013 was a banner year for American soccer in many ways. Can 2014 match it? PSP’s Earl Reed considers.
2013 was a banner year for American soccer in many ways. Can 2014 match it? PSP’s Earl Reed considers.
The US national team drew the ultimate Group of Death in the World Cup. Some say it’s the toughest group ever in a World Cup. PSP’s Jeremy Lane examines the group and notes it just might be possible for the US to make it out of this group.
Earl Reed explores how the MLS presence on the USMNT is a key part of why 2014 could be one of the most interesting years in US Soccer history.
Poor wide play and one smooth move from Austria put a damper on an otherwise stellar year for the US Men’s National Team as they fell 1-0 to Austria in Vienna.
After an underwhelming performance from Friday’s starters against Scotland, will some of the subs who impressed get the opportunity to show more of what they have?
A dull game in which few players shone, though the substitutes generally looked good.
The U.S. should feel confident of a victory, but the focus must be on individual performances.
Since making moves over the summer, Jozy Altidore and Clint Dempsey have done little to impress with their club teams. Should USMNT fans be concerned?
Who has earned a place on the US 23-player roster for Brazil? Jeremy Lane considers.
The US has come a long way since losing it’s opening game of the Hexagonal in January.