On Wednesday night, Jordan Morris caught the eye of millions of USMNT fans. While his future is very much uncertain, he’s already earned a place in the hearts of his fellow diabetics. Peter Andrews explores what Morris means to him.
NYCFC has said Mix Diskerud will not play tonight against the Union. DIskerud says, “We’ll see.” Previews. Young guys power US to another 2-0 win over Mexico. More news.
The field at the Alamodome in San Antonio stole the show in a choppy, frenetic match, but the US continued their dominance of Mexico on home soil, running out 2-0 winners. PSP recaps the game and offers some analysis.
The Union will try to take six points from NYC FC in less than a week on the narrow Yankee Stadium pitch.
Matthew De George joins Greg and Eli to talk about the win over NYCFC, and the return match on Thursday. @sportsdoctormd
A look at defensive stats from the Union’s win over NYCFC.
Maurice Edu listed on latest injury report as questionable with a right hamstring injury. More from Curtin’s weekly presser. USWNT World Cup roster announced. USMNT faces Mexico tonight. More.
Video and transcript of Jim Curtin’s weekly press conference. Curtin thanks the fans for their support during Saturday’s win, has an injury update, discusses Thursday’s game in New York, Erik Ayuk, and more.
Hometown boy John McCarthy wasn’t the only good sign for the Union on Saturday, but he certainly was a fun one to watch. PSP’s Dan Walsh looks at that and some of the other good signs on display.
Mexico will have a relatively friendly crowd to play for, but El Tri just doesn’t win in the U.S. unless the stakes are very high. That is not the case tomorrow, and comparing the relative strengths of the squads, the U.S. probably has the advantage.
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