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Rongen out at D.C. United

As expected, D.C. United has not offered Coach Thomas Rongen a new contract. The Dutchman led United to the ’99 MLS title, but it didn’t make the playoffs the last two season. Rongen often clashed with his players, and there had been speculation that he’d go after the 2000 campaign. Rongen is in the last […]

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MLS: Back on the Right Foot

Injuries knocked him back more than once, but finally Manny Lagos is fulfilling the promise he showed a decade ago. He’s the youngest of eight children, the baby of an athletic family whose brother Gerard plays pro soccer and whose father was his coach. “Manuel always had a great flair for the game,” says “Buzz” […]

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A special day in Foxboro

The United States clinched a berth in the 2002 World Cup finals with a 2-1 victory over Jamaica Sunday on a pair of goals by Joe-Max Moore. Trinidad & Tobago’s improbable 1-0 win in Honduras, coupled with Mexico’s 0-0 tie with Costa Rica, means that the United States does not need any points in its […]

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Hexagonal Scoreboard

RESULTS Oct. 7 in Foxboro, Mass. USA 2 Jamaica 1. Goals: Moore 4, pen. 81; J. Lawrence 14. USA — Friedel, Sanneh, Agoos, Pope, Regis, Stewart, Reyna, Armas, O’Brien, Donovan, Moore (Jones, 86). Jamaica — A. Lawrence, Dixon, F. Davis, McDonald (Marshall 63), Scarlett, Simpson, J.Lawrence (Johnson, 76), Whitmore, Gardner, Fuller, Lowe (Hall, 75). Referee: […]

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USA qualifies for World Cup 2002

The USAÆs 2-1 win over Jamaica Sunday in Foxboro, Mass., — combined with HondurasÆ 1-0 home loss to Trinidad & Tobago and MexicoÆs 0-0 tie in Costa Rica — clinches a World Cup finals spot for the Americans. Joe-Max Moore scored both U.S. goals. His first, in the fourth minute, was equalized by JamaicaÆs James […]

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