The United States is Not Ready to Compete in the World Cup
September 28, 2022
After failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, the USMNT is looking to make a strong impact.
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After failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, the USMNT is looking to make a strong impact.
The United States Men’s National Team has arguably the youngest and brightest golden generation in its history.
In this episode, we are running through the best weekend of football in NFL history. We break down all four divisional round games and review our picks from last week. Next up, our RAD Predictions for Championship Sunday.
The United States men’s national soccer team has passed the test. A hard-fought 1-0 win against Mexico in the CONCACAF Gold Cup final gives the USMNT its second title this summer.
The United States Men’s National Soccer Team are the first CONCACAF Nations League Champions. By defeating Mexico in the final, the USMNT win their first title since 2017. With a new golden generation with very good talent, the team’s future appears to be very bright.
Cullen McIntyre makes the case for Matt Turner to start in net for the New England Revolution.
The United States Men’s National Team will be without Christian Pulisic as he returns to London club Chelsea. Coming off
A rivalry that dates back to 1934 in Italy, where they played in a World Cup Qualifier. Since then the USMNT has faced off with Mexico 67 times, with Mexico leading the series 34–15–19. It all comes to a head at Soldier Field in Chicago, this was ironically the site, where Mexico suffered it’s only Gold Cup final loss, 2-1 to the US back in 2007.
The United States Men’s National Team announces Gold Cup roster.
In the second installment of a weekly piece by writer Cullen McIntyre where he’ll be looking at up-and-coming stars in
In the first installment of a weekly piece by writer Cullen McIntyre, where he’ll be looking at up-and-coming stars in
Forward Juan Agudelo, midfielder Kelyn Rowe, and goalkeeper Cody Cropper of the New England Revolution were all called up to
After failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, the USMNT is looking to make a strong impact.
The United States Men’s National Team has arguably the youngest and brightest golden generation in its history.
In this episode, we are running through the best weekend of football in NFL history. We break down all four divisional round games and review our picks from last week. Next up, our RAD Predictions for Championship Sunday.
The United States men’s national soccer team has passed the test. A hard-fought 1-0 win against Mexico in the CONCACAF Gold Cup final gives the USMNT its second title this summer.
The United States Men’s National Soccer Team are the first CONCACAF Nations League Champions. By defeating Mexico in the final, the USMNT win their first title since 2017. With a new golden generation with very good talent, the team’s future appears to be very bright.
Cullen McIntyre makes the case for Matt Turner to start in net for the New England Revolution.
The United States Men’s National Team will be without Christian Pulisic as he returns to London club Chelsea. Coming off a 3-0 loss to Mexico,
A rivalry that dates back to 1934 in Italy, where they played in a World Cup Qualifier. Since then the USMNT has faced off with Mexico 67 times, with Mexico leading the series 34–15–19. It all comes to a head at Soldier Field in Chicago, this was ironically the site, where Mexico suffered it’s only Gold Cup final loss, 2-1 to the US back in 2007.
The United States Men’s National Team announces Gold Cup roster.
In the second installment of a weekly piece by writer Cullen McIntyre where he’ll be looking at up-and-coming stars in the U.S. Men’s National Soccer
In the first installment of a weekly piece by writer Cullen McIntyre, where he’ll be looking at up-and-coming stars in the U.S. Men’s National Soccer
Forward Juan Agudelo, midfielder Kelyn Rowe, and goalkeeper Cody Cropper of the New England Revolution were all called up to the USMNT January training camp,
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