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Klinsmann offers insight into how Gold Cup Squad will be constructed
With a busy June featuring three World Cup qualifiers serving as the chief priority for the U.S. Men’s National Team this summer, the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup has long been as seen as a secondary task, and a likely showcase for the plethora of young American players currently on the fringes of the national team [...]
Klinsmann addresses Donovan’s possible return for World Cup qualifiers
U.S. national team coach Juergen Klinsmann touched on a range of subjects with reporters during a stop in Washington on Wednesday. The highlights:
U.S. Soccer celebrates centennial
The U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) charter was signed in The Astor House, a luxury hotel in the heart of New York City, bringing to life organised football in the United States on 5 April, 1913. And while The Astor House has since been demolished, U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati held a press conference yesterday at [...]
Jurgen Klinsmann showers USMNT in praise for “unbelievable team effort” in Mexico draw
The US national team and head coach Jurgen Klinsmann had enough to do just to put out a cohesive lineup on the field against Mexico on Tuesday night. And after the 0-0 draw, only the second World Cup qualifying point ever earned by the US away to Mexico, the German manager was lavishing his team [...]
Jürgen Klinsmann leads U.S. national team through turbulent moment
Facing what Klinsmann called a “must-win” situation against visiting Costa Rica, the U.S. overcame a glut of injuries, a week of scrutiny, yet another lineup and formation change and, to top it off, a blizzard that buried the field at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park beneath several inches of snow.
Klinsmann, USA prove critics wrong
Roaming the sideline or leaning against the dugout wall during the United States men’s national team’s gritty 0-0 tie with Mexico here on Tuesday, head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, clad in a simple sweater, slacks and sneakers, looked as stoic as ever.
Mexico 0-0 USA: Yanks pick up second point in Mexico in World Cup qualifying history
After winning south of the border for the first time just seven months ago, the Stars and Stripes walked away with a shocking draw against El Tri.
VIDEO – Mexico 0, USA 0: World Cup qualifying match recap
MEXICO CITY — There were hairy moments, but a composed and collected US national team earned its second-ever World Cup qualifying point on Mexican soil with a 0-0 tie at the Estadio Azteca on Tuesday night.
Breaking down the US national team’s masterclass defensive performance vs. Mexico
Mexico attacked for 90 minutes. The US national team defended. And the end result was a 0-0 draw in Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier. Simple enough, right? Well, there was plenty more tactical nuance to the CONCACAF Clasico. Did you pick up on these?
U.S. MNT Earns Second Point at Estadio Azteca with 0-0 Draw Against Mexico in Final Round of 2014 World Cup Qualifying
MEXICO CITY (March 26, 2013) – For just the second time in U.S. Men’s National Team’s World Cup Qualifying history, the USA earned a point at Estadio Azteca with a 0-0 draw against Mexico in front of a massive crowd.
