With smack-talking Zlatan coming to town, Red Bulls defenders say they will just play their game.
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Orlando City forward Tesho Akindele is confident he’s playing some of the best soccer of his career and tries to remain upbeat when he starts matches on the bench.
New York City FC Academy director Sam Pugsley and 15-year-old academy player Prince Amponsah join the show.
The team is still unnamed, but it will be the only professional soccer club playing in the state of Nebraska.
With a winless start to the season through nine matches, Colorado Rapids executive vice president and GM Padraig Smith believes drastic measures will get the club back on track.
Despite not allowing a single goal at home during 180 minutes, the Montreal Impact do not want to bank on recent success.
The circus is coming to town. A larger-than-usual crowd is expected at Red Bull Arena Saturday afternoon to see Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the LA Galaxy take on the New York Red Bulls.
U.S. women’s national team head coach Jill Ellis has named her 2019 Women’s World Cup roster, which features many of the team’s longstanding members, and a few of the reported surprises.
Orlando Pride players Ali Krieger, Ashlyn Harris and Alex Morgan have all been named to the U.S. women’s national team roster for the 2019 Women’s World Cup in France.