The roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts in the Bundesliga with another strong performance from Tyler Adams. Julian Green converted a penalty in the 2.Bundesliga and Rubio Rubin scored twice in Mexico. Adams's RB Leipzig beat VfB Stuttgart 3-1 away. Yussuf Poulsen put Leipzig up in the 6th with Stuttgart equalizing from the penalty spot in the 16th. Marcel Sabitzer put Leipzig up . . .
Novakovich scores in Fortuna Sittard win
The USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts in the Eredivisie. Andrija Novakovich scored in Fortuna Sittard's 4-1 home win over Excelsior. Lazaros Lamprou scored in the 13th and 33rd minutes. Excelsior pulled a goal back in the 55th with Mark Diemers scoring for Fortuna in the 64th. Novakovich scored in the 90th minute. Ethan Horvath was in goal for Club Brugge's 2-2 draw at Cercle Brugge. . . .
Once again it’s Timothy Weah for Celtic
Another super sub performance from headlines the roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico. Weah subbed on in the 74th minute for Celtic's 2-0 away win at St Johnstone, scoring the second goal. James Forest put Celtic up in the 78th with Weah scoring in the 89th. Celtic finished a man down with a red card to Kristoffer Ajer three minutes into stoppage time. “Whatever time the coach gives me . . .
Tyler Adams debuts for RB Leipzig
The roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts with Tyler Adams getting his first game with RB Leipzig in their 4-0 shutout at Alfredo Morales's Fortuna Dusseldorf. Yussuf Poulsen put RB Leipzig up in the 2nd with Ibrahima Konate scoring int he 9th. Poulsen made it 3-0 in the 16th with Konrad Laimer scoring in the 68th minute. "Tyler had a great game," Poulsen said. "He won more or less . . .
Borussia Dortmund in January
Monday's soccer news starts with a safe assumption. Most of us at some point have looked at a schedule and tried to eke out a path to success. Whether it was turning a lousy grade into a better one or convincing ourselves there's enough time left on a project, the calendar becomes our friend. Well, until it turns on us and we recognize that it's counting down to an inevitable outcome. That's an . . .
Goal for Weah, the Bundesliga kicks off 2019
The roundup of USMNT players in Europe and Mexico starts with Timothy Weah debuting for Celtic in the Scottish Cup. Weah scored in Celtic's 3-0 home win over Airdrieonians. Scott Sinclair put Celtic up in the 37th and doubled their lead in the 56th. Weah subbed on in the 68th minute and scored in the 83rd. Celtic advances to play St Johnstone in the Fifth Round. “That’s one of the best . . .
Playing through the winter break
Though it might not last for much longer, English soccer's insistence on not taking a winter break will be one of those things we miss when it's gone. The Premier League and the lower divisions not only play through, they load up on games around the holidays. Even if the weather isn't accommodating, the games continue. There's no stop-start to the season, resetting in January when the transfer . . .
Pulisic’s move
Thursday's soccer news starts with Christian Pulisic's eventual move to Chelsea. Borussia Dortmund announced that they've transferred Pulisic for over $70m dollars to the Premier League club, but Pulisic will stay with them on loan through the end of the Bundesliga season. That's a major caveat for a deal of this size, giving pundits and fans plenty of time to pick apart the move. "It was always . . .
Fulham loses to Arsenal, big win for Hull City
The first update of the New Year starts where last year left off, in England with the soccer scores. It was bad news for Tim Ream's Fulham in the Premier League, losing 4-1 at Arsenal. Trailing by two goals from the 55th, Aboubakar Kamara scored for Fulham in the 69th. Arsenal added goals in the 79th and 83rd minutes. "When they created the first chance we made a mistake because the goal came . . .
Mid-season Bundesliga
The soccer news starts with the Bundesliga on winter break. If it's anybody but Bayern Munich top of the table, that's the story. Borussia Dortmund is the team currently telling it, six points ahead after 17 games and still alive in the Champions League. The January transfer window looms, with Bayern Munich well aware that Dortmund is now the team to beat. "I feel we're the FC Bayern from the . . .
