Wednesday, September 01, 2010

Some News for Wed Sep 1, 2010

STARTERS

In this day and age of soccer on TV seemingly everywhere isn't it sad that tonight we have the SuperLiga final and both US Open Cup semifinals, and none of the 3 games are on English language television. As a matter of fact, the Open Cup games aren't on television at all. No wonder no one takes these games seriously.

Superliga 2010

Frank Dell'Apa of the Boston Globe previews the championship game.

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Final Match & Score:
-Wed Sep 1
New England Revolution v Monarcas Morelia
Venue: Gillette Stadium - Foxborough MA

LAMAR HUNT US OPEN CUP

Stay on top of the Open Cup.

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US Soccer gives us details on tonight's games.

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The Seattle Press Intelligencer with a preview of the Sounders game.

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Joshua Mayers of the Seattle Times previews Sounders-Chvas too.

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Don Ruiz of The Olympian previews Seattle.

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Shawn Mitchell of the Columbus Dispatch previews the Crew.

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Craig Stouffer of the Examiner previews DC United.

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Steven Goff of the Washington Post previews DCU as well.

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Semifinal Matches & Scores:
-Wed Sep 1
Seattle Sounders FC v Chivas USA
Venue: Starfire Sports Complex - Tukwila WA
DC United v Columbus Crew
Venue: RFK Stadium - Washington DC

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Final
-Oct 5/6/12
TBD

MLS EXHIBITIONS

Match & Score:
-Wed Sep 1
Philadelphia Union v Guadalajara (Mexico)
Venue: PPL Park - Chester PA

BOB BRADLEY WATCH ENDS

George Vecsey of the New York Times tackles the fairly unpopular topic of the re-hiring of Bradley.

MLS TEAM & PLAYER NEWS

Goalkeeper Kevin Hartman of FC Dallas has been named the league's Player Of The Month for August.

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Soccer America has a list of 27 MLS players called up for international duty this weekend and next mid-week.

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Red Bulls centerback Mike Petke has announced that this will be his last season on the field.

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TSN reports that Toronto may get some of their players back early from national team duty for a mid-week league game next week in Chicago.

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Jeff Carlisle of ESPN Soccernet with a column on New England, Seattle and Kansas City.

MLS EXPANSION

Vancouver will introduce current D2 coach Teitur Thordarson as their MLS coach on Thursday.
-I like French fried Taters.

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Marc Weber of the Vancouver Province tells us about one of the players the Whitecaps are planning on being in their MLS roster next season - attacking midfielder Davide Chiumiento of Switzerland.

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As much as it pains a Minnesota fan to do this - get your Portland Timbers MLS 2011 gear here.

MLS STADIUMS

In case you are wondering what PGE Park in Portland is going to look like when it is rebuilt, here is a current view from Google, and an architect's image of the new set up.




















SOCCER IN AMERICA

Martin Rogers of Yahoo with a column today on Landon Donovan, Bob Bradley, the England World Cup bid, Aston Villa & MLS's new deal with Adidas.

AMERICANS IN EUROPE

Reports say that Oguchi Onyewu is not on the Milan roster for the Champions League group stage. But nothing official has been posted by UEFA yet.

CONCACAF

Several national team games in the next week.

International Friendly
Matches & Scores:
-Sat Sep 4
El Salvador v Honduras
Canada v Peru
Mexico v Ecuador
-Sun Sep 5
Jamaica v Costa Rica
-Tue Sep 7
Mexico v Colombia
Canada v Honduras
-Wed Sep 8
Belize v Trinidad & Tobago

UEFA

UEFA has put the kibosh on vuvuzela's at all Champions League, Europa League and Euro 2012 games. Platini hates the buzzzzzzing.

2 Comments:

Blogger Jeff said...

Sounders US Open Cup game will be webcast on soundersfc.com at 7:30 pacific time tonight. I believe our normal tv/radio announcer, Arlo White, will have the call as well.

Still sucks that it's not even on local radio here.

5:52 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The lose of Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver from whatever you want to call the second division has really sucked from a Minnesota stand point. Great for those fans and clubs but man all that's left for any real historical competition/rivalry is Rochester.

Sure Montreal still has one more year and Puerto Rico has been around for awhile but those two just don't have the same something as Rochester, Seattle, Portland and Vancouver. Heck even the meetings with Rochester; a team Minnesota met 3 times in the Final, lost a bit of importance due to not being in the old Western Conference... oh well

smatthew

7:29 AM  

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