Footy on the Telly, Dec. 6-Dec. 12
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and satellite radio. This week includes the MLS Cup final, college championships, Champions League, Europa League, and more.
Your weekly listings of live soccer on TV, online, and satellite radio. This week includes the MLS Cup final, college championships, Champions League, Europa League, and more.
Tim Carr argues the Union have most of the components to be the kind of team the major Philly market deserves. All that is needed now is to splash some cash.
Rutgers-Camden and perennial powerhouse Messiah are in the NCAA Division III semifinals in San Antonio on Friday ahead of Saturday’s championship final. Phil Naegely has a preview of the two teams.
Casey says being healthy all season was awesome. Locals in NSCAA all-region women’s teams. League and World Cup draw news. More.
Forget Eddie Johnson. Let’s talk about Justin Morrow (pictured). The MLS trade market opens again on Monday. Here are some players the Union could go after.
A deal for a Union target reportedly collapses. Hoppenot is hungry. Steve Neumann a Hermann Trophy semifinalist. News form Garber’s State of the League. World Cup news. more.
Earl Reed explores how the MLS presence on the USMNT is a key part of why 2014 could be one of the most interesting years in US Soccer history.
Sheanon Williams, Conor Casey, and Amobi Okugo named to SBI Best XIs. Zach Pfeffer returns from Hoffenheim loan. Locals in high school All-America games. More news.
A coach’s quality comes out at game time: Did he choose the right lineup? And are those players properly prepared? At times, John Hackworth can seem both stubborn and flexible in his lineup choices and his tactics. After his first full year in charge, PSP looks at what Hack got right and what he can improve going forward.
Former Union Academy players Zack Steffen and Darius Madison advance to NCAA quarterfinals. Bobby Convey released by Toronto, Richter and Konopka stay on. More news.
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