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Dom Dwyer Living the American Dream with U.S. MNT Call

The goals have always come in droves for Dom Dwyer, but it’s safe to say he hadn’t considered his latest one for some time. One of the most prolific forwards the past four seasons in Major League Soccer, the English-born striker gained his U.S. citizenship in March, paving the way for this month’s long-anticipated U.S. Men’s National Team call-up for the Gold Cup. In so Read more
MNT Jun 26, 2017

MNT Rewind: Bedoya and Besler Provide Assists Before Gold Cup Camp

Before the U.S. Men’s National Team began arriving in Nashville on Sunday, they had some unfinished business with their club teams. Here’s how they performed coming into Gold Cup camp: In Philadelphia, Alejandro Bedoya provided a picture-perfect cross to allow Fafa Picault a one-time finish in the 31st minute of the Union’s 1-0 victory against D.C. United. WATCH: Bedoya Provide Read more
MNT Jun 25, 2017

Five Things to Know About Ghana

The U.S. Men’s National Team renews its rivalry with Ghana in a warmup for the 2017 CONCACAF Gold Cup on Saturday, July 1 at 4:45 p.m. ET (ESPN, UniMas and UDN). Here are five things you should know about Saturday’s opponents. The Country Located in West Africa, Ghana’s southern border sits prominently on the Gulf of Guinea and is touched by Ivory Coast (west), Burkina Fas Read more
MNT Jun 25, 2017

Bruce Arena Names 23-Player U.S. MNT Roster for 2017 CONCACAF Gold Cup

CHICAGO (June 25, 2017) – U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Bruce Arena has named the final 23-player roster for the 2017 CONCACAF Gold Cup. With a mix of veterans and promising young talent, the United States will seek its sixth confederation championship title. Less than a year out from the 2018 FIFA World Cup, this tournament provides a huge platform for players to demonstrate t Read more
MNT Jun 25, 2017

MNT vs. Mexico: Story of the Game - June 11, 2017

MNT Jun 23, 2017

D.C.’s Lloyd Sam: Enemy of Soccer?

Twitter wasn’t kind to Lloyd Sam after he came off the bench and scored on amateur darlings Christos FC, effectively turning a close-run contest in the Open’s Cup’s Fourth Round between David and Goliath into a 4-1 rout for D.C. United. Sam jumped in the way of David’s fate-filled stone and paved the way for Goliath to maul the littler man. “I got a bunch of tweets an Read more
U.S. Open Cup Jun 26, 2017

Cincinnati, Ohio: Soccer City USA

Cincinnati, Ohio is the capital of American Soccer. Let it sink in. Say it out loud and let it roll around your mind. For the moment at least, all eyes are on this city where the Licking and Ohio rivers meet, known more for a devotion to bats, mitts, and the oval kind of football. “There’s a perfect storm going on here,” midfielder Andrew Wiedeman told ussoccer.com about his seco Read more
U.S. Open Cup Jun 26, 2017

Tim Melia: Kansas City’s Pool Shark

“Stability? In sport?” chuckled goalkeeper Tim Melia, a wry edge in his voice, when asked about his new lease on professional life at Sporting Kansas City. “What’s that?”  READ MORE: Eight Great Moments from Open Cup Fourth Round READ MORE: Open Cup Round of 16 Draw He might be the best keeper in Major League Soccer on current form, racking up 10 shuto Read more
U.S. Open Cup Jun 22, 2017

Cup Fairytales in Buckle’s Republic

“This is one-off football. If you win, you go on. If you lose, well that’s that,” said Paul Buckle, head coach of second-tier side Sacramento Republic who are currently on an Open Cup run for the ages. “And if I say so myself, this is something I know a little bit about.” READ MORE: Eight Great Moments from #USOC2017's Fourth Round READ MORE: Three Cups Read more
U.S. Open Cup Jun 14, 2017

Solignac and a Touch of Class

Many strikers claim to love all goals the same. It’s like parents with their children, aware of their blessings and eager not to play favorites. But still, sometimes – every now and then – a certain goal brings a special kind of smile. Luis Solignac of Chicago Fire wore one of those smiles after one of those goals in the last round of the 2017 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.  Read more
U.S. Open Cup Jun 23, 2017

2017 Development Academy Playoffs Reach Knockout Round

ADVANCEMENT SCENARIOS After completing the first two days of games of the U-15/16 and U-17/18 Academy Playoffs at Grand Park in Westfield, Ind., 64 teams are set to officially conclude the 2017 Summer Showcase and Playoffs, participating in their final playoff group games taking place on Monday, June 26. The 32 games are set to kick off starting at 2:30 p.m. ET, ending with a winner-take-all U-17/ Read more
ACADEMY Jun 26, 2017

Five Things to Know About the 2017 Development Academy Summer Showcase and Playoffs

Nearing the completion of its 10th season, the U.S. Soccer Development Academy is set to host the 10th annual Summer Showcase and Playoffs from June 20-26 in Westfield, Ind. With a total of 309 games kicking off in a span of seven days across three Academy age groups, the event is expected to draw a record high number of professional, collegiate and U.S. Soccer National Team scouts searching to Read more
ACADEMY Jun 16, 2017

WNT Rewind: Lloyd’s Spectacular Strike Gives Houston Crucial Three Points

In just her second game of the 2017 NWSL season, Carli Lloyd smashed a brilliantly-taken shot from 20-yards, meeting the ball just outside the penalty area on the right side and sending it across the goal and into the left-side netting to help lift the Houston Dash to a much-needed road win against the Orlando Pride. Here’s everything that took place for the U.S. WNT players this past weeken Read more
WNT Jun 26, 2017

Press for the Win

On June 11 in Sandefjord, Norway, U.S. WNT forward Christen Press scored the game-winning goal in the 60th minute, but it was her overall performance that earned praise from U.S. WNT head coach Jill Ellis. “Her finish [on that goal] was fantastic, but really, in her whole 90-minutes she was involved, she was active and she was energized on both sides of the ball,” Ellis said. &ldqu Read more
WNT Jun 13, 2017

Lessons Learned: Two Wins in Europe Signal Continued Growth

The past week in Scandinavia was a challenging one for the U.S. Women’s National Team, as the players traveled across the world after NWSL games on the weekend, had two trainings, and then played two games in four days against top teams that were also historic rivals. The USA met all those challenges and earned wins in Gothenburg, Sweden, and Sandefjord, Norway, – both by shutout & Read more
WNT Jun 13, 2017

‘Grit it Out’ Mentality Shines Through in Test Against Sweden

The U.S. Women’s National Team earned a 1-0 win in Gothenburg, Sweden, on Thursday evening, with the lone goal coming on a beautiful finish from midfielder Rose Lavelle in the 56th minute. While the final score reflects a positive result for the WNT – beating the world’s sixth-ranked team, a country honing in on the European champions, on the road after long travel and short Read more
WNT Jun 10, 2017

U.S. Soccer to Offer Girls Fantasy Camp in LA Around Tournament of Nations

U.S. Soccer will host a Girls Fantasy Camp around the Tournament of Nations matches on Thursday, August 3 in Los Angeles, Calif. featuring the U.S. WNT, Australia, Brazil and Japan. The camp is a special fundraiser to support the U.S. Soccer Development Fund. All proceeds will fund important initiatives to help develop world-class players, coaches and National Teams. Hosted at U.S. Soccer’s Read more
WNT May 10, 2017
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