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World Cup: Mexico 1986

Coach Mick McCarthy named 24 players for the Ireland roster for its match against the United States Wednesday April 17 at Lansdowne Road (Live TV: ESPN2, 2:30 pm ET). Among the players absent through injuries are captain Roy Keane, backup goalkeeper Alan Kelly, winger Mark Kennedy and midfielder Lee Carsley. Tottenham defender Stephen Carr is […]

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Datebook

The Kansas City Wizards signed Argentine forward Dario Fabbro, 25, as a discovery player. Fabbro, a native of Buenos Aires, played with the Wizards during their spring training visit to Argentina in early March. He scored twice and assisted once in two games with the Wizards. Fabbro fills the Wizards 18th and final senior roster […]

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Thumbs Up & Down

The U.S. U-17 boys national team lost its first two games in Brazil, and U-18 followed the U-16 team into camp in Chula Vista, Calif. U.S. U-18 BOYS: The U-18s has three matches scheduled during their stay in Chula Vista, Calif.: UCLA on March 5, the L.A. Galaxy on March 7 and the San Diego […]

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Pires Injury Is Blow

The following is the draw for the quarterfinals of the FC Champions Cup (home teams in first leg listed first): Comunicaciones (Guat.) vs. Alajuela (C.R.) Pachuca (Mex.) OR Defence Force (Trin. & Tob.) vs. San Jose Earthquakes (USA). Morelia (Mex.) vs. Chicago Fire (USA) Santos (Mex.) OR Tauro (Pan.) vs. Kansas City Wizards (USA).

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Patience Is Rewarded for Irish

Long-time University of Portland men’s and women’s coach Clive Charles is undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. Charles, the 2000 U.S. men’s Olympic team coach, will continue as Director of Soccer while he completes his treatment and recovery, said athletic director Joe Etzel. Assistant coaches Bill Irwin and Garrett Smith will assume day-to-day coaching duties.

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Gibb's Gamble Pays Off

Philip Anschutz made his first fortune in the oil business. He later moved into the railroad business and made billions with his entry into telecommunications. His business interests now extend to the sports and entertainment world. 1939 – Philip F. Anschutz is born in Russell, Kan. 1961 – Graduates from the University of Kansas with […]

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UEFA Women's Cup

The defending MLS champion San Jose Earthquakes advanced to the quarterfinals of the FC Champions Cup with a 3-1 home victory over Honduran club Olimpia in front of a sold-out crowd of 3,300 fans at Sheldon Florin Community Stadium in Sacramento, Calif. San Jose, which advanced, 4-1, on aggregate, got goals from captain Jeff Agoos, […]

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Soccer America Predictions

Reactions from Germany following its 4-2 win over the USA on Wednesday in Rostock: pRudiGs ersatz-ersatz 11 — they went behind 0-1 yet won 4-2. ThatGs pretty OK! They did it against their fright-opponent USA, which had won the last two matchups (0:3 and 0:2).S — Bild pThe second-string shows characterS — Headline, Hannoverische Allgemeine […]

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Is It Tiff Time Yet?

Tiffeny Milbrett's singular approach to the game, and scoring goals, makes her the WUSA's – and the world's – top player. She might also be the most underappreciated. Tiffeny Milbrett scored in bunches from the start, since she was 7 and finally old enough to sign up for youth soccer in Portland, Ore. It's what […]

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Germany-USA Report Card

Goalkeepers: Joerg Butt (Bayer Leverkusen), Frank Rost (Werder Bremen). Defenders: Frank Baumann (Werder Bremen), Joerg Heinrich (Bor. Dortmund), Sebastian Kehl (Bor. Dortmund), Christoph Metzelder (Bor. Dortmund), Christian Woerns (Borussia Dortmund), Thomas Linke (Bayern Munich), Jens Nowotny (Bayer Leverkusen). Midfielders: Michael Ballack (Bayer Leverkusen), Carsten Ramelow (Bayer Leverkusen), Bernd Schneider (Bayer Leverkusen), Joerg Boehme (Schalke 04), […]

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U.S. Depth Chart

Wednesday, Feb. 27: Dutch League: = John OGBrien (Ajax Amsterdam/D1) vs. Fortuna Sittard (1-1) Started: 56 minutes. Replaced in the by Ahmed Hossam Mido four minutes after receiving a yellow card. A tie at lowly Sittard puts first-place AjaxGs lead over PSV at 4 points. Libertadores Cup: = Jonny Walker (Universidad Catolica/D1) vs. Olimpia (0-1) […]

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The Best of WUSA [#12574]

Who's the best this, or the most that, or the whiniest something else, in the world's top women's league? Who's the best player in the WUSA? It depends on what you're looking for: Some are best at this, some at that, others at something else entirely. The best? The most? We polled those who know […]

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U.S. Soccer: Defense Exposed

The elements of solid defending extend far beyond the goalkeeper and those players on the back line. The sight of Kasey Keller throwing himself about to pick balls off opponents' feet or picking himself off the The elements of solid defending extend far beyond the goalkeeper and those players on the back line. The sight […]

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The Best of WUSA

Who's the best this, or the most that, or the whiniest something else, in the world's top women's league? Who's the best player in the WUSA? It depends on what you're looking for: Some are best at this, some at that, others at something else entirely. The best? The most? We polled those who know […]

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The U.S. World Cup Roster

On Monday, U.S. coach Bruce Arena named his 23-man roster for the 2002 World Cup. The alphabetical roster, roster by position with World Cup appearances, a list of alternates, and the coaching staff list follows: Name Pos. Age Caps/Goals Club Agoos, Jeff D 33 127/4 San Jose Armas, Chris M 29 45/2 Chicago Beasley, DaMarcus […]

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