Fred says the Union needs to continue shooting the ball; new MLS players salary info; the Padres are pis…I mean miffed; Guzan pelted by coins, lighters, drinks, shots on goal; Ronaldinho making “remakarble progress” losing weight, Paul the Octopus pulls for England, your weekend Footy on the Telly listings and more morning news.
Le Toux could join a elite group of players with a goal and an assist on Sunday; Hackworth expects a tough game; MLS TV ratings down 9.5%; ugly, cynical gamesmanship in CONCACAF CL match; USA v Poland date announced; Internacional wins Copa Libertadores; Arsenal Fanshare gives fans a stake in the club and more morning news.
Mwanga aiming for rookie scoring record, San Jose makes big moves before the deadline, Vladimir Putin has a horse, wants World Cup.
Two DiMartino goals, two Rodriguez assists and Lohman’s game winner tops Atlanta to keep the Independence firmly in second place.
The Birmingham Mail reports Bob Bradley will be named the new manager of Aston Villa, Union news ahead of Saturdays meeting with Colorado, Jaime Moreno to leave MLS while Omar Bravo has joined, Henry says Americans can be proud of Donovan, Beckham thumbs nose at Capello offer, Solo alleges racist chants in WPS match and your weekend Footy on the Telly with the return of the EPL.
Amy Rodriguez found the net to put the Independence up eight minutes into the second half. After Chicago equalized nine minutes later, substitute Lianne Sanderson sealed the deal for the Independence.
Wraps from around the web on the Union draw against RSL, why aren’t you watching the most talented league in the US, Rooney to MLS, more USA v Brazil fallout, five of the best attended soccer matches in the US in 2010 featured Mexico and more morning news.
The Independence flood of goal runs dry against last place Washington Freedom with a 2-0 loss on Wednesday night.
News from around the soccer world to get your week underway. At least you don’t play for North Korea!
Some end-of-week news to talk about while you’re waiting to order your Union Dog at Saturday’s Union match against New England Revolution. Including mid-season grades, an excellent profile of a Philly soccer player from the 1950s, trade rumors and signings, WPS restructuring and an American four minute hat-trick against a Chelsea XI.
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