Tuesday's soccer news starts with the scores for USMNT players in Europe, specifically with the Premier League where Tim Ream and Antonee Robinson's Fulham beat Chris Richards's Crystal Palace 3-0 away. Richards subbed on in the 60th minute. Bobby Reid scored for Fulham in the 31st. Palace played a man down from the 34th with a red card to Tyrick Mitchell and saw red again when James Tompkins . . .
The Premier League returns for seven USMNT players up and down the table
By Jason Davis – WASHINGTON, DC (Dec 23, 2022) US Soccer Players - In a mild surprise, Arsenal had charged to the top of the Premier League table from a multi-pronged attack and a stout defensive effort led by a cohesive pressing approach. American goalkeeper Matt Turner returns to Arsenal after his World Cup experience, where he was rated one of the best keepers in the tournament. Turner's . . .
Six of the most intriguing occasions on the 2023 MLS schedule
By Charles Boehm – WASHINGTON, DC (Dec 22, 2022) US Soccer Players - Major League Soccer's 2023 regular season schedule is now set, and supporters of all 29 teams can firm up their plans for the matchdays ahead. It's not hard to predict that perennially entertaining matchups like Seattle vs Portland, Toronto vs Montreal, and New York Red Bulls vs New York City FC will continue to be destination . . .
Carter-Vickers’s Celtic beats Livingston, loss for Dike’s West Brom
Thursday's soccer news starts with Cameron Carter-Vickers's Celtic beating Livingston 2-1 at home in the Premiership. An own-goal put Celtic up in the 23rd with Kyogo Furuhashi doubling the lead in the 45th minute. Livingston pulled a goal back two minutes into first-half stoppage time. Celtic has won 16 of their 17 games, extending their winning streak to ten games. "The victory was obviously . . .
Seattle prepares for its Club World Cup opportunity
By Jason Davis – WASHINGTON, DC (Dec 21, 2022) US Soccer Players - Major League Soccer's wait for success in the Concacaf Champions League was long for many reasons. The league spent years chasing a trophy in the revamped version of the competition, one that Liga MX teams dominated. Coming up short against those Liga MX clubs time and time again also meant missing out on a chance for MLS teams to . . .
Rangers beat Aberdeen and the League Cup
Wednesday's soccer news starts with James Sands and Malik Tillman's Rangers beating Aberdeen 3-2 away in the Premiership. Sands saw yellow in the 42nd and subbed out in the 58th. Christian Ramirez was on the bench for Aberdeen. Fashion Sakala opened the scoring for Rangers in the 12th with Duk equalizing for Aberdeen in the 45th. Aberdeen took the lead through Leighton Clarkson in the 53rd, but . . .
2022 World Cup: Goalkeeping, upsets, MLS players, and USMNT TV ratings
By Clemente Lisi – LUSAIL, QATAR (Dec 19, 2022) US Soccer Players – With the 2022 World Cup over, now comes the time for assessments. It's natural to take a look back after such a massive event. In the end, what happened on the field proved to be spectacular beyond anyone's imagination. Let's start with the final. Never has a game delivered on every story line and talking point. It's rare to live . . .
Win for Carter-Vickers’s Celtic, Championship roundup
Monday's soccer news starts with the USMNT players in Europe roundup where Cameron Carter-Vickers's Celtic won 1-0 at Aberdeen in Scotland's Premiership. Callum McGregor scored Celtic's goal in the 87th minute with Christian Ramirez on the bench for Aberdeen. "We were really disciplined in our approach and didn't get frustrated because it would have been easy to get frustrated, and I thought . . .
Working through a marquee World Cup final
By Charles Boehm – WASHINGTON, DC (Dec 15, 2022) US Soccer Players - The 2022 World Cup will conclude with an appealing final on Sunday (10am ET - FOX), a match-up that could turn out to be an instant classic. Argentina has sometimes resembled a team of destiny in Qatar. Lionel Messi’s fifth, and by his own account final, World Cup has given the Albiceleste a clear sense of purpose as he . . .
The Premiership returns for Sands, Tillman, Carter-Vickers, and Morales
Thursday's soccer news starts with games in Scotland's Premiership, with the league returning to action for the first time since November 12. That starts later today with James Sands and Malik Tillman's Rangers hosting Hibernian and continues with the rest of the league in action on Saturday. Sands and Tillman's Rangers resume the season in 2nd-place with 33 points from 15 games played. They . . .
