The US defeated Peru, 2–1, on Friday night, coming from behind on two Jozy Altidore goals. While the overall performance was underwhelming, the US will look to build on it when they face Brazil next week.
What will be the Union way in San Jose? USMNT faces Peru. US youth clubs file formal complaint over training compensation payments with FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber. More news. UPDATE: Additional 2-game ban for Maidana reduced to one game after MLSPU appeal.
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San Jose went undefeated in August despite not playing particularly well. They will be missing a slew of key players Saturday, including important holding midfielder Anibal Godoy.
The US takes on Peru in the first of two friendlies this Friday at 7:00 PM EDT. But here’s the thing: It’s not about Peru.
Steve Holroyd on what happened the last time two professional soccer leagues were rivals for Division I status in 1967.
Notes from Jim Curtin’s weekly press conference and more news.
Jim Curtin discusses the Maidana spitting incident and how the team could adjust if there are additional suspension, who will start in goal against San Jose, says the team is looking at a couple of players to fill open international spot, and more.
Greg is joined by Union play-by-play announcer JP Dellacamera, who talks about the team’s fading playoff hopes, as well as calling the Women’s World Cup. Kevin Kinkead then joins Greg to talk about the suspension Cristian Maidana is likely to receive following the spitting incident.
Kids can hear and see some unsettling things at a game. Scott Pugh has some advice to help parents help their children handle such difficult moments.
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