Archive for April, 2008
Inside the confines of Rice-Eccles Stadium, Real Salt Lake once again looked a lot like the team that dismantled D.C. United a few weeks ago, picking apart the San Jose defense en route to a 4-0 victory in the club's first U.S. Open Cup play-in game.
Posted in Red Bull NY by Dylan Butler on April 30th, 2008
Gordon Bradley, an American soccer pioneer best known as head coach of the legendary New York Cosmos, died Tuesday in Manassas, Va., following a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. He was 74.
Posted in Red Bull NY by Dylan Butler on April 30th, 2008
Jozy Altidore has been the focal point of the Red Bulls attack, and opposing defenders, in recent weeks, but the Red Bulls forward should get some relief Thursday with anticipated return of Juan Pablo Angel.
As the Dynamo search for a way to turn around their slow start to the 2008 season, they can take solace in the return of their first-choice goalkeeper, Pat Onstad.
Posted in FC Dallas by Steve Hunt on April 30th, 2008
Dan Wheldon knows a thing or two about pace, but the IndyCar Series standout got a new lesson on the topic when he participated in the final part of training with FC Dallas on Wednesday.
Posted in Toronto FC by Dylan Butler on April 30th, 2008
Scoring the first brace in Toronto FC history, including one of his patented free kicks, the newest TFC player looked a lot like the old Amado Guevara, the one who was named the MVP of Major League Soccer in 2004.
Posted in DC United by Charles Boehm on April 30th, 2008
D.C. United head coach Tom Soehn isn't one to chat freely about tactics, keeping his cards close to the vest. But Soehn says recent experimentation with the formation will continue until he sees his team at its best.
Posted in Toronto FC by Toronto FC News on April 30th, 2008
Saturday not only marked a big win for Toronto FC but it was also the team's first equipment drive. This drive was inspired by Meghan Anslow, a grade 8 student from Oakville and a huge Toronto FC fan.
Posted in LA Galaxy by Greg Daurio on April 30th, 2008
Rookie Sean Franklin has started the last four games for the Galaxy. In a game that saw Landon Donovan score a hat trick, head coach Ruud Gullit singled out Franklin as the best player on the field.
Posted in Columbus Crew by Columbus Crew News on April 30th, 2008
The Crew will try to make it four straight victories - and three in a row at home - as it hosts the Kansas City Wizards at Crew Stadium this Saturday, May 3.
