The roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts in the Bundesliga. Weston McKennie subbed out in the 76th minute for Schalke's 2-1 home win over Mainz. Suat Serdar scored for Schalke in the 36th with Mainz equalizing in the 74th. Amine Harit scored Schalke's winner in the 89th. McKennie saw yellow in the 47th minute. Josh Sargent subbed out in the 79th minute for Werder Bremen in their . . .
Eintracht loses to Arsenal
The soccer news starts with one USMNT player getting minutes in the Europa League. Timmy Chandler subbed on in the 74th minute for Eintracht’s 3-0 home loss to Arsenal. Eintracht finished a man down with a 79th minute red card to Dominik Kohr. “It’s a tough defeat to take because the scoreline didn’t reflect the performance,” Eintracht coach Adi Hutter said. “We created a lot of chances but a . . .
Jesse Marsch’s win
By Jason Davis – WASHINGTON, DC (Sep 18, 2019) US Soccer Players - Jesse Marsch is an American soccer coach. He grew up in Wisconsin, played college soccer at Princeton, and contributed to three different teams over his 14-year Major League Soccer career. Before getting his first head coaching position with the Montreal Impact in 2012, Marsch's entire soccer experience happened in the United . . .
Champions League losses for Chelsea and Liverpool
The soccer news starts with what counts as a Champions League disappointment. Christian Pulisic didn't play in Chelsea's 1-0 home loss to Valencia. Rodrigo scored the game's only goal in the 74th minute, with Chelsea taking 22 shots with 6 on goal to Valencia's 8 with 2. Chelsea missed a penalty, adding to the pressure now on the squad. "We created enough good chances, had a penalty, and then . . .
Group H in the 2019-20 Champions League
The soccer news starts with the Champions League group stage. While the European Club Association leadership tries to build consensus for a revamp of the competition, the games begin. The current era of the Champions League favors the top three leagues in Europe, giving each of them four group stage places and keeping them out of the multi-tiered qualifying process. That means the outsider teams . . .
Goals for Green and Boyd
The roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts in the German lower divisions. Julian Green scored for Furth in their 2-1 home win over Wehen Wiesbaden. Trailing from the 46th, Daniel Keita-Ruel equalized for Furth in the 81st. Green converted a stoppage time penalty for the win. In the 3.Liga, Terrence Boyd scored two goals in Hallescher's 3-2 win at Ingolstadt. A goal down from the . . .
The pressure on Christian Pulisic and Chelsea
By Clemente Lisi – NEW YORK, NY (Sep 9, 2019) US Soccer Players – Chelsea is off to a rough start this season. After four games, the team is in 11th-place with just five points. For a club with ambitions of a top-four finish, that's already a problem. New manager Frank Lampard still has the time to get things right. American fans are keeping a particular eye on Chelsea since Christian Pulisic . . .
Alvarado scores for Necaxa, Sargent for Werder Bremen
The roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts in Liga MX. Ventura Alvarado scored in Necaxa's 3-2 home win over Tijuana. Alvarado put Necaxa up in the 6th minute with Tijuana equalizing in the 9th. Tijuana went ahead in the 29th with Maxi Salas equalizing in the 53rd. Mauro Quiroga scored Necaxa's third goal in the 78th. Necaxa is 4th in the Apertura. A league down, Rubio Rubin subbed . . .
USMNT players and a coach in the 2019-20 UEFA Champions League
By Jason Davis – WASHINGTON, DC (Aug 30, 2019) US Soccer Players - The annual pomp and circumstance of the UEFA Champions League draw unfolded in Monaco on Wednesday evening. That included the requisite recently retired luminaries on hand to both take in the event and, in some cases, aid in its execution. Former Netherlands winger Wesley Schneider, who ended his career this summer after playing . . .
Atlanta wins the US Open Cup
The soccer news starts with Atlanta beating Minnesota 2-1 at home to win the 2019 US Open Cup. An own-goal put Atlanta up in the 10th minute with Pity Martinez scoring in the 16th. Robin Lod scored for Minnesota in the 47th. Atlanta went a man down with a red card to Leandro Pirez in the 74th minute. An announced crowd of 35,709 sets a new record for a US Open Cup final "I think the goal so early . . .
