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Nobody shone too brightly from the pack, but there are a few players to acknowledge as we rocket towards Brazil.
Landon Donovan played hero in the heat as he capitalized on a Chicago Fire rookie mistake to level the score in an otherwise listless match.
With Germany struggling with injuries and France struggling to finish chances, today was a day of worry more than one of secured business.
Jurgen Klinsmann needs to decide, does he want to play a handcuffed Jermaine Jones, or a fitted Kyle Beckerman?
With a wealth of attacking talent, it remains to be seen if Japan’s defense can hold off the best in the world.
Jozy Altidore hasn’t scored for club or country since December 4th, a streak that, if left untouched, will start decaying his game in a more complete way.
With Nigeria preparing for the World Cup in the United States, the news will surely bring down the mood with resistance forces targeting a fan gathering at a soccer match.
Between Yaya Toure, Didier Drogba, and a host of other players who know the score, this experienced squad is poised to earn the first-ever knockout berth in the country’s history.
At just 19 years old, Julian Green is a relative unknown commodity. But he won’t be the only youngster looking to break through in Brazil.
Following his father’s advice to switch allegiances, the German-born player is a versatile option for the US all over the pitch.
This 23-year-old Icelandic-American winger could hold the key to the United States’ creative force at the World Cup.
Should anything happen to Tim Howard in Brazil, Brad Guzan is as solid of a backup as Jurgen Klinsmann could as for.
Tim Howard will assume his usual position between the sticks for the United States as they look to progress in Brazil.
The kid who potentially ended Landon Donovan’s international career, we still don’t know what his role will be come Brazil.
Omar Gonzalez may have lost his starting spot to Geoff Cameron, but the central defender remains an important piece to the US back line in Brazil.
Switzerland, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Uruguay, and Chile all won, but nobody seriously dominated their opponents.
Looks like this private jet needs a new paint job.
A trio of Ivory Coast fixtures didn’t feature in their friendly tonight but are expected to be back soon.
Cameroon looks to be on the outside looking in, but they could make some noise if Mexico or Croatia slip.
Rudi Garcia proved he is capable of squeezing the most out of his players, and Roma is happy for him to continue to lead the way.
With his style too common among players in the Spanish squad, the Manchester United midfielder may very well be surplus to requirements.
More racism out of Spain sees UEFA take action for an incident back in the semifinal round of the Champions League
Mexico has an enormous mountain to climb in Brazil given its tumultuous qualification journey.
There were 50,000 fans on hand to see Carlo Ancelotti sing a new “La Decima” song at a lit-up Bernabeu.