Keeping up with the Cup: Day 5
Germany does the business, Nigeria and Iran put us to sleep, John Brooks wakes us back up by making his dream come true.
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World Cup: Recaps
2014 World Cup / USMNT Player Ratings
World Cup player ratings: USA 2-1 Ghana
The game plan went out the window after a minute and the US lost two critical starters by halftime, but that didn’t stop them from digging deep and claiming a precious three points against Ghana.
World Cup: Predictions
World Cup Predictions: Group Stage – Round 2
With the enthralling first round of group play almost in the books, the Union Clairvoyants, PSP Prognosticators and Media Oracles have had a reasonable amount of success, with 13 of our 15 experts sitting at 50% correct or higher.
2014 World Cup / World Cup
World Cup Recap: USA 2-1 Ghana
The U.S. defeated Ghana in the most dramatic circumstances possible. Savor it.
World Cup: Recaps
Keeping up with the Cup: Days 2-4
A wonderful weekend of World Cup action saw creativity and attacking intent take center stage in Brazil.
World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Cameroon
We come to our second teams in many different ways. Staci Klemmer support of Cameroon began when she was a Peace Corps volunteer in Africa.
2014 World Cup / World Cup
World Cup Preview: USMNT v Ghana
With two counterattacking teams facing off, expect a cagey start in USA v Ghana. But with both teams needing the win, the fireworks might start late.
World Cup: Recaps
Keeping up with the Cup: Day 1
We hadn’t planned on pulling out the ol’ Geiger Counter until the man himself took center stage for the Colombia-Greece matchup on Saturday. But, alas, Yuichi Nishimura performance in the Brazil vs. Croatia World Cup opener gives us little choice.
World Cup: Second Teams
Second Teams: Germany
Obviously, we’ll all root against Germany when they play the US. But, as Ben Tracy writes, when that isn’t the case, there are plenty of reason to cheer for die Mannschaft.
World Cup: Predictions
World Cup Predictions: Group Stage – Round 1
With the World Cup finally upon us, PSP begins our tournament-long competition against members of the Philadelphia Union and the local soccer media to see whose ability to predict results reigns supreme.
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