The 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup
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Can the United States win the 2009 Gold Cup?
They managed to turn some heads at the Confederations...
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Features news coverage of Team USA and its players, including match reports and general football news.
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Can the United States win the 2009 Gold Cup?
They managed to turn some heads at the Confederations...
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The USA defeated European champions Spain 2-0 to proceed to the 2009 Confederations Cup final. Goals from Altidore and Dempsey gave the Americans the ’shock’ win, while at the back a solid performance by DeMerit and Onyewu ensured that...
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Watch the Spain v USA semifinal live online - right here.
Spain v USA (1st Semifinal)
Date: Wednesday 24th June...
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The USA under-performed or were outclassed (depending on your point of view) by Brazil in today’s Confederations Cup clash, with Brazil putting 3 goals past the Americans.
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USA scored the first goal but at 10 men down and playing against the World Champions was never going to be an easy task, and Italy duly equalised and then went clear thanks to a Giuseppe Rossi double and a long-range effort from Daniele De Rossi.
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Watch the 2009 Confederations Cup live here.
The 2010 World Cup promises to be the biggest World Cup ever in terms of Internet coverage...
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Watch the 2009 Confederations Cup Live here.
The South Africa 2009 Confederations Cup will take place across 4 venues from 14 June to...
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The 23-man squads for the 09 Confederations Cup are listed below for all 8 participating teams.
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Every World Cup qualifying match is important whether its UEFA or CONCACAF, whether you are in first, or last; which is why watching the United States last night was one of the most frustrating 94 minutes since World Cup 2006.
From the outset,...
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If you haven’t heard by now, Barack Obama has formally written to FIFA President Sepp Blatter to “signal” his support for the United States’ bid for hosting the 2018 or 2022 World Cup.
The letter is an act designed to...
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