UPDATED: Crystal Palace wins, Bournemouth loses in the Premier League

Tuesday’s USMNT players abroad roundup starts in the Premier League, where Chris Richards’s Crystal Palace beat Wolverhampton 4-2 at home. Palace fell behind in the 24th with Eddie Nketiah equalizing in the 27th and scoring again in the 32nd. Ben Chilwell extended the Crystal Palace lead in the 50th. Wolverhampton pulled a goal back in the 62nd, but Eberechi Eze finished off the Palace scoring in the 86th minute.

Tyler Adam’s Bournemouth lost 3-1 at Manchester City, falling behind 2-0 to goals in the 14th and 38th. Manchester City went a man down in the 67th and Bournemouth’s Lewis Cook saw red in the 73rd. Manchester city added a third goal in the 89th. Daniel Jebbison scored for Bournemouth six minutes into stoppage time.

Moving to the US Open Cup round of 16, Chicago won 3-1 at New England. An own-goal put the Fire up in the 38th, Hugo Cuypers doubled the lead in the 69th, and Philip Zinckernagel made it 3-0 in the 79th. Chicago gave up an own-goal in the 89th minute.

San Jose needed extra time to advance past Portland 1-0 at home. Jack Skahan scored the Earthquakes’ goal in the 116th minute.

In the Canadian Championship quarterfinal first-legs, Forge FC beat CF Montreal 1-0 at home. Brian Wright scored the Forge goal in the 78th minute. Valour drew 2-2 at home with the Vancouver Whitecaps after falling behind to a Sam Adekugbe goal in the 6th. Valour’s Rocco Romeo equalized in the 38th and Bruno Figueiredo scored in the 51st. Ali Ahmed equalized for Vancouver in the 80th minute.

Did Not Play: Chris Richards (Crystal Palace 4 – Wolverhampton 2)

On Wednesday, Jordan Pefok subbed out in the 72nd for Reims’ 1-1 draw at Metz in the opening leg of their Ligue 1 relegation playoff. Trailing from the 38th, Cedric Kipre equalized for Reims in the 52nd minute.

DC United advanced 2-1 on penalties after drawing Charlotte 3-3 at home in the US Open Cup round of 16. David Schnegg put DC up in the 17th. Patrick Agyemang equalized for Charlotte in the 58th and Bill Tuiloma scored in the 61st. DC’s Garrison Tubbs equalized in the 86th to send the game to extra time. Tyger Smalls scored for Charlotte in the 95th and Jackson Hopkins equalized for DC in the 104th minute to send the game to penalties. DC United converted in rounds one and two with Charlotte converting in round three.

Minnesota beat St Louis 3-2 at home, going ahead from a Kevi Yeboah goal in the 10th. Marcel Hartel equalized for St Louis in the 55th and Joao Klauss scored in the 65th. Anthony Markanich leveled the score for United in the 85th and scored again in the 88th minute.

The Red Bulls advanced 4-3 on penalties after drawing 2-2 at home with FC Dallas. Bernard Kamungo put Dallas up in the 28th with Mohammed Sofo equalizing for the Red Bulls in the 62nd. Dallas retook the lead from a Luciano Acosta goal in the 77th. Emil Forsberg equalized for the Red Bulls three minutes into stoppage time. Dallas played a man down from the 113th with Ramiro seeing red. The Red Bulls failed to convert in round three of penalties while Dallas didn’t score in rounds one and five.

Nashville won 3-2 at Orlando City after falling behind to a Marco Pasalic goal in the 17th. An own-goal leveled the score in the 23rd and Nashville’s Ahmed Qasem scored in the 40th. Ramiro Enrique equalized for Orlando in the 58th. Nashville’s Wyatt Meyer scored in the 79th minute.

Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4-1 at home, taking the lead from a Bruno Damiani penalty in the 14th. Indiana Vassilev doubled the Union lead a minute into first-half stoppage time and Danley Jacques added a goal in the 54th. Pittsburgh’s Jorge Garcia scored in the 63rd. Jovan Lukic finished the Philadelphia scoring in the 86th minute.

Austin beat Houston 3-1 at home, going ahead from a Brandon Vazquez goal in the 29th. Osman Bukari converted an Austin penalty in the 56th and Ilie Sanchez scored in the 60th. Exequiel Ponce scored for the Dynamo in the 70th. Both teams finished a man down in stoppage time with Houston’s Brookly Raines exiting a minute into stoppage time and Austin’s Julio Cascante following two minutes later.

US Open Cup quarterfinals (July 8-9)
Philadelphia vs New York Red Bulls
Nashville vs DC United
Minnesota vs Chicago
San Jose vs Austin

Did Not Play: Alan Sonora (Cerro Porteno 0 – Sportivo Ameliano 0)

On Thursday, Alex Zendejas’s Club America drew 0-0 at home with Toluca in the opening leg of the Liga MX Clausura final series.

Did Not Play: Taylor Booth (Twente 3 – NEC 2)

FRIDAY’S SOCCER TV

La Liga on ESPN Deportes: Real Betis vs Valencia at 3pm. Peru’s Primera Division on GolTV: Sport vs Alianza Lima at 9pm ET.

WEEKEND SOCCER TV

Saturday has the CAF Champions League on beIN Sport: Mamelodi Sundowns vs Pyramids at 9am. La Liga on ESPN Deportes: Real Madrid vs Real Sociedad at 10:15am. Super Lig on beIN Sport: Goztepe vs Galatasaray at 12pm. DFB Pokal on ESPN Deportes: Arminia Bielefeld vs Stuttgart at 2pm. Coupe de France on Fox Soccer Plus: PSG vs Reims at 3pm.

MLS on FOX: San Diego vs LA Galaxy at 3pm. USL Championship on RUDN: Detroit vs Charleston at 4pm. Canadian Premier League on Fox Soccer Plus: Pacific vs Forge at 5pm. El Salvadoran Primera Division on beIN en Espanol: Municipal Limeno vs Alianza at 8:30pm.

Sunday has League One on CBS Sports: Charlton Athletic vs Leyton Orient at 8am. La Liga on ESPN Deportes: Villarreal vs Sevilla at 10:15am and Athletic vs Barcelona at 3pm. Premier League on NBC: Liverpool vs Crystal Palace at 11am. CNBC has Manchester United vs Aston Villa at 11am. Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea is on USA at 11am.

Serie B on Fox Soccer Plus: Cremonese vs Juve Stabia at 11:15am and Spezia vs Catanzaro at 1:30pm. Serie A on Fox Deportes: Venezia vs Juventus at 2:45pm. CAF Confederation Cup on beIN Sport: Simba vs Berkane at 11am. Taca de Portugal on beIN Sport: Benfica vs Sporting at 12:15pm.

Canadian Premier League on FS2: York vs Vancouver FC at 2pm and Cavalry vs Vaour at 5pm. Honduran Liga Nacional on Fox Deportes: Olimpia vs Real Espana at 7pm. Liga MX on Univision: Toluca vs Club America at 9pm. NWSL on CBS Sports: San Diego vs North Carolina at 10pm.

Monday has the Super Lig on beIN Sport: Hatayaspor vs Fenerbahce at 1pm. Pro League on Fox Soccer Plus: Al Ittihad vs Damac at 2pm. All Times Eastern

Photo by Andrew Yates – CSM via ZUMA Press Wire – ISIPhotos.com