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The US’s Round of 16 opponent will be without their backup right-back, important considering their starter is on a yellow.
Swansea City have a new strike partner for Wilfried Bony.
Coach Oscar Tabarez went on a 13-minute rant about how the English media are out to get Suarez. Where have we heard this before.......
There are a number of hidden gems not so hidden anymore after a wild and entertaining World Cup group stage.
The 2014 World Cup has produced goals at record pace, so it’s worth taking a look back at the best from the group stage.
Costa Rica, Mexico, and the United States have set a new mark for CONCACAF at the World Cup, and they deserve it.
After reportedly telling Moyes they’re not interested, it appears Galatasaray have some seriously lofty managerial targets.
A piece of FIFA history will be sent to a Zurich museum in exchange for this year’s version for one 85-year-old Brazilian fan.
Match-fixing rears its head again, and it could cast a shadow over Ghana’s play in Brazil.
Despite the late gut-check, the United States can look at the statistical analysis and feel plenty of positives, as well as find places they can work on.
There were plenty of positive performers for the United States, but the man at the anchor stood out above the rest.
Jermaine Jones and Clint Dempsey gave the US the lead in the final 10 minutes, but Varela’s goal with the final kick of the match denies the US a secure place in the knockout round.
Nani’s early goal is the difference in this one, but the United States has had their chances, and conventional wisdom would say those should continue.
Clint Dempsey starts as the lone striker in Jozy Altidore’s absense, as the US looks for a statement against Cristiano Ronaldo and 4th-ranked Portugal.
Three first-half goals was too much for South Korea to equal, and the Algerians earned their first World Cup win since 1982.
Algeria came out blasting at the South Korean back line, and it got them a trio of first-half goals.
Ghana was a test, but Portugal will show the world where the United States truly stands among the soccer elites.
The two teams played virtually identical lineups in their matchups with Ghana, and one could argue the USMNT deployed it better.
The veteran MLS frontman is in the running to replace the injured Jozy Altidore, but knows no one can truly replace the first-choice US attacker.
Luis Suarez had knee surgery three weeks ago, but the man who got him back on the pitch has a story of his own.
Costa Rica’s surprising victories over Italy and Uruguay are at the forefront of CONCACAF’s serious push in the 2014 World Cup.
FIFA called in seven Costa Ricans for drug testing rather than the required two after they surprised Italy. The players weren’t amused.
The main man for Ecuador does it again, producing a surging yet steady comeback to sit them in a qualifying position.
Carlo Costly ended the second-longest World Cup drought in history, but Ecuador pulled back level just two minutes later in this wide open match.