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MLS Game Summaries: June 25-29

June 25 in Kansas City Kansas City 2 Tampa Bay 2 (Kansas City wins shootout 3-1). Goals: Wright (Johnston, Chung) 18, Chung (Rodriguez) 65; Prampin (Hejduk) 28, Prampin (Gilmar) 39. SA Report Card Kansas City — Ammann (5), McKeon (5), Gough (5), Bowers (5), Tinsley (5), Okafor (5), Chung (7), Preki (5), Johnston (6), Wright […]

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MLS Exhibition Summary: Hershey (A-League) 2 MetroStars (MLS) 3 (SO)

June 29 in Hershey, Pa. Hershey (A-League) 2 MetroStars (MLS) 2 (MetroStars win shootout 3-2). Goals: Johnson (Tschantret) 54, Zoric (Tschantret) 56; Wood 41, Savarese (Donadoni) 90. Hershey — Pappas, Oudin, Williams, Penny, Leib, Waite, Tschantret, Zoric, Longenecker, D’Ambra, Johnson. Subs: Swords for Williams in 46th minute, Feniger for D’Ambra in 73rd, Fairchild for Tschantret […]

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Copa America Championship Match: Bolivia 1 Brazil 3 (June 29)

June 29 in La Paz Bolivia 1 Brazil 3. Goals: E.Sanchez 45; Edmundo 37, Ronaldo 79, Ze Roberto 90. Bolivia — Trucco, S. Castillo, Sandy, O.Sanchez, Cristaldo, Soria, Etcheverry, E.Sanchez, Moreno (Coimbra,74), R.Castillo, player n/a. Brazil — Taffarel, Cafu, Aldair, Goncalves, Roberto Carlos, Dunga, Flavio Conceicao (Ze Roberto, 71), Leonardo (Mauro Silva), Denilson, Ronaldo, Edmundo […]

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World Youth Championship: Quarterfinal results

June 29 in Shah Alam Ireland 1 Spain 0. Goal: Molloy (pen.) 51. Ireland — O’Connor, Worrall, Ryan, Hawkins, Inman, Cummins, Morgan, Duff, Kirby (Baker, 89), Fenn, Molloy (Murphy, 66). Spain — Laniez, J.Fernandez, Bernaus, Gomez, C.Fernandez, Ruiz, Rivera (Albelda, 86), Farinos (Ribera, 69), Angulo, Lopez (Ania, 69), Rodriguez. Att.: 9,000. June 29 in Kuching […]

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MLS Exhibition: Hershey 0 D.C. United 1 (3-4 in SO)

HERSHEY 0 D.C. UNITED 1 (SO) June 26 in Hershey, Pa. Hershey (A-League) 0 D.C. United 1 (D.C. United wins 4-3 in shootout). Hershey — Petras, Oudin, Leib (Penny, 46), M.Williams, Swords, Longenecker, Waite, Zoric, Feniger, Johnson (Fairchild, 60), Tschantret (D’Ambra, 58). D.C. United — Causey (Presthus, 46), Vaudreuil, Llamosa, Peay, Iroha, R.Williams, Maessner (Marsch, […]

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MLS: SA team of the week (June 21-22)

Goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann (3) Colorado Defenders Alexi Lalas (1) New England Tom Dooley (1) Columbus Sean Bowers (2) Kansas City Matt Kmosko (2) Colorado Midfielders Carlos Valderrama (3) Tampa Bay Mark Chung (2) Kansas City Cobi Jones (1) Los Angeles Forwards Preki (4) Kansas City Chris Henderson (1) Colorado Frank Klopas (1) Kansas City In […]

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MLS: 1997 season-ticket sales

Here are current 1997 season-ticket sales for the 10 MLS teams, as well as their season-ticket sales for 1996: Team ’97 sales ’96 sales Pct. MetroStars 7,760 8,581 90% New England 6,728 5,220 129% Columbus 6,477 9,078 71% D.C. United 3,534 3,031 117% San Jose 3,358 2,808 120% Kansas City 2,899 4,115 70% Los Angeles […]

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Women’s European Championship Schedule

The following is the schedule for the 1997 Women’s European Championship to be played June 29-June 12 in Sweden and Norway. Group A June 29 — France-Spain, Sweden-Russia. July 2 — Sweden-Spain, Russia-France. July 5 — Russia-Spain, Sweden-France. Group B June 30 — Germany-Italy, Norway-Denmark. July 3 — Italy-Denmark, Norway-Germany. July 6 — Norway-Italy, Denmark-Germany. […]

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Women’s World Cup ’99: 12 stadia finalists announced

The organizing committee for the 1999 Women’s World Cup has narrowed the field of potential host stadiums down to twelve finalists in nine communities throughout the U.S. The final candidates are: Legion Field (Birmingham, Ala.), Foxboro Stadium (Foxboro, Mass.), Ericsson Stadium (Charlotte, N.C.), Soldier Field (Chicago), Coliseum (Los Angeles), Rose Bowl (Pasadena, Calif.), Giants Stadium […]

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World Youth Championship: Second round results (June 26)

June 26 in Kangar Japan 1 Australia 0. Goal: Yanagisawa 44. Japan — Minami, Toda, Miyamoto, Jojo, Myojin, Hiroyama, Yanagisawa, Yamaguchi, Ono, Nagai (Yamashita, 46), Nakamura. Australia — Milosevic, Emerton, Zelic (Baser, 46), Blatsis, Foxe, Damianos, Grella (Gonzalez, 81), Curcija (Allsopp, 78), Salapasidis, Sinozic, Robertson. Att.: 8,000. June 26 in Johor Bahru Argentina 2 England […]

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