News roundup: xG deja vu, ATL fall, Sac Republic expansion hopes, more
Plus, English teams make strides in Champions League and the USWNT makes their case.
Plus, English teams make strides in Champions League and the USWNT makes their case.
With the Union choosing not to appeal Fabian’s red card, manager Jim Curtin hinted as to who could fill in at the No. 10. Also, the coach revealed a key injury and spoke on much more at his weekly press conference.
Plus the Steel’s teenage-filled roster, 7 compelling arguments in USWNT case, Neo-Nazi hooligan mourned in Germany, more.
Should Union fans be proud of their team after two straight losses to start the season? Peter Andrews on what Jim Curtin’s postgame comments reveal about the club and its supporters.
The Bethlehem Steel midfielder and Villanova product created both goals in the team’s opening day win. Also, some honorable mention to some Steel technical wizardry and, alas, C.J. Sapong.
A missed penalty, a straight red, and an own goal; Sunday’s matchup looked like the Union was playing against itself, and losing. Like any of the recent seasons with the Union, there is a lot to be skeptical about and some things to be hopeful about.
Let’s throw it back to the 1999 Women’s World Cup and the 2006 World Cup Zidane headbutting incident!
PSP hands out grades after a frustrating, unlucky performance on the road.
Bethlehem Steel FC began its serious experiment with youth successfully in northern Alabama Sunday, defeating expansion side Birmingham 2-0 on goals by Kacper Przybylko and Zach Zandi.
Plus: Diego Chara finds a new way to earn a card, Pulisic is doing fine, and a “shocking” development around the Qatar World Cup.
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