Breaking down the US win over Colombia
Jami Dansingburg breaks down the US Round of 16 win over Colombia at the Women’s World Cup.
Jami Dansingburg breaks down the US Round of 16 win over Colombia at the Women’s World Cup.
Union host Seattle tonight. Curtin reveals Fernando Aristeguieta’s loan will soon expire, says team will pass on Wilson Palacios. Klinsmann announces Gold Cup roster. Wambachgate. More.
Curtin talks about Wednesday’s game against Seattle, the possibility of moving Pfeffer centrally for Maidana out wide, and the team’s decision to pass on Wilson Palacios. Also, after the press conference, Curtin told reporters Fernando Aristegueita’s loan will soon expire.
Can the Union return to collective effort when Seattle comes to town, or will they revert to the individual freelancing that doomed them in LA?
Exactly halfway through the 2015 season, the Union are the league’s worst team, according to the standings. PSP’s Dan Walsh takes stock.
US advances to Women’s World Cup quarterfinals. Union bits. Union U-16s and U-18s begin Development Academy playoff campaigns today. More news.
The US defeats Colombia to advance to the quarterfinals of the Women’s World Cup, where they will face China on Friday.
In getting blown out 5-1, the central players who have been so critical to the Union of late left behind the style of play that has made them successful, and the team suffered for it.
Humiliation in LA. US prepares to face smack-talking Colombia tonight. Dempsey gets 3-game ban for “Referee Abuse.” more news.
Postgame quotes from Jim Curtin, Andrew Wenger, and Brian Carroll following Saturday’s hiding against LA.
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