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IOC sets dates for rescheduled summer Olympics

March 30, 2020 by US Soccer Players

IOC sets dates for rescheduled summer Olympics

Monday's soccer news starts with the International Olympic Committee officially rescheduling the Tokyo games from July 23 through August 8, 2021. Concacaf is the only region that has yet to qualify teams for the men's soccer tournament. "These new dates give the health authorities and all involved in the organization of the Games the maximum time to deal with the constantly changing landscape and . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, News Update, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, fifa

Olympics pushed to 2021

March 24, 2020 by US Soccer Players

Olympics pushed to 2021

Tuesday's soccer news starts with the latest rescheduling of a summer tournament. The Tokyo Olympics will move to next summer, with the International Olympic Committee making the announcement earlier today. Concacaf Men's Olympic qualifying would've already been underway in Guadalajara. The USMNT U-23s would be playing Mexico, Costa Rica, and the Dominican Republic in Group A. With the official . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, News Update, Soccer News, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, us soccer

The USMNT U-23s wait for an Olympic chance

March 16, 2020 by Clemente Lisi

The USMNT U-23s wait for an Olympic chance

By Clemente Lisi – NEW YORK, NY (Mar 16, 2020) US Soccer Players – Qualifying for the Summer Olympics is on US Soccer's to-do list for 2020. While soccer often doesn't get the respect it deserves at the Summer Games, FIFA and the International Olympic Committee have for years tinkered with the men's tournament to make it relevant to teams. While the global coronavirus outbreak has put this . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, Top Posts, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, us soccer

USA faces a tough Olympic qualifying scenario

January 10, 2020 by US Soccer Players

USA faces a tough Olympic qualifying scenario

The soccer news starts with an interesting scenario for the USMNT U-23s as they try to qualify for this summer's Olympics in Tokyo. Concacaf has two spots in the Olympics, running the qualifying tournament from March 20 through April 1 at Guadalajara's Jalisco and Akron stadiums. The eight-team field is split into two groups of four, with the top two from each group advancing to the semifinals. . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, News Update, Soccer News, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, us soccer

Concacaf throws a curve with new World Cup qualifying format

July 12, 2019 by Charles Boehm

Concacaf throws a curve with new World Cup qualifying format

By Charles Boehm – WASHINGTON, DC (Jul 12, 2019) US Soccer Players - As the home to a few huge, powerful nations and a litany of far smaller and less wealthy ones, Concacaf has always faced a large and fairly unique challenge. The confederation's trickiest task is to help its giants grow and prosper in their pursuit of the world's elite while still respecting and elevating the many minnows in . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, Soccer News, Top Posts, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, world cup qualifying

Concacaf alters World Cup qualifying format for 2022

July 10, 2019 by US Soccer Players

Concacaf alters World Cup qualifying format for 2022

Concacaf announced changes to World Cup qualifying for the 2022 cycle on Wednesday. With limited time to schedule qualifying, Concacaf is opting to enter the top six nations in the region direclty into the Hexagonal round where the top three finishers will advance to the 2022 World Cup. The rest of the region will play to meet the 4th-place Hexagonal finisher for the final World Cup qualifying . . .

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Filed Under: 2022 World Cup, Soccer News, World Cup qualifying Tagged With: concacaf, world cup qualifying

Concacaf’s next move

July 9, 2019 by J Hutcherson

Concacaf’s next move

By J Hutcherson (Jul 9, 2019) US Soccer Players - The final of the 2019 Gold Cup highlighted exactly what the organizers seem to want by design. Mexico vs the USMNT in a packed NFL stadium that ended with both teams looking like they could've taken the trophy. That it was the first time since 2011 that the bracket worked to advance the two biggest teams in the region is a success. So are all the . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, Soccer News, Top Posts Tagged With: concacaf, soccer business, world cup

Preview: The 2019 Gold Cup semifinals

July 1, 2019 by Clemente Lisi

Preview: The 2019 Gold Cup semifinals

By Clemente Lisi – PHILADELPHIA, PA (Jul 1, 2019) US Soccer Players – The Gold Cup enters the semifinal stage with several key storylines. At a tournament that has seen plenty of upsets so far, we head to the final four. The teams left standing at this tournament, Mexico, Haiti, Jamaica and the United States, says a lot about the current state of Concacaf. After the confederation instituted the . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, Gold Cup, Soccer News, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, gold cup

Surprise in Group B

June 25, 2019 by US Soccer Players

Surprise in Group B

The soccer news starts with an upset on the final day of group B at the 2019 Concacaf Gold Cup. With Haiti and Costa Rica entering the finale tied on six points, the winner would take the group and avoid playing Mexico in the quarterfinals. That turned out to be Haiti, beating Costa Rica 2-1 to setup a date in the knockout round with Canada. Costa Rica led from a 13th minute Alvaro Saborio goal, . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, Gold Cup, News Update, Soccer News Tagged With: concacaf, gold cup

The USMNT, Mexico, and Concacaf’s new schedule

June 19, 2019 by Jason Davis

The USMNT, Mexico, and Concacaf’s new schedule

By Jason Davis – WASHINGTON, DC (June 19, 2019) US Soccer Players - Sixteen teams. Games in Costa Rica and Jamaica. Qualification through the new Nations League for two-thirds of the field. Each is a new element of the Gold Cup in 2019, meant to improve the tournament. For a region that is light on World Cup-caliber nations and overly dependent on the United States for hosting duties, these . . .

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Filed Under: Featured, Gold Cup, Soccer News, Top Posts, USMNT Tagged With: concacaf, concacaf nations league, gold cup

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Insigne at Toronto is a big move and a major statement

Insigne at Toronto is a big move and a major statement

By Jason Davis

Lorenzo Insigne joins Toronto FC with the Major League Soccer club in position to make a push in a tight Eastern Conference table.

The US U-20s aim to break an Olympic slump

The US U-20s aim to break an Olympic slump

By Charles Boehm

With the Concacaf U-20 Championship also serving as Olympic qualifying, the United States plays Honduras on Friday for a spot at Paris 2024.

Once again in 2022, LAFC raises its game

Once again in 2022, LAFC raises its game

By Luis Bueno

Western Conference leaders LAFC has added two marquee players and re-upped Carlos Vela in moves that would strengthen any team in MLS.

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