You Asked?: Alexi Lalas Answers

Former U.S. international and current ESPN analyst Alexi Lalas answers questions posited by you, the Goal.com reader. Watch Goal.com's video below.

Aug 12, 2009 2:51:34 AM

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Last week Goal.com asked you, the reader, to submit questions for former United States international and current ESPN Alexi Lalas analyst to answer.

On location in Mexico City where the United States will play against Mexico in CONCACAF World Cup qualifying tomorrow, Lalas answered the best of your questions.

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Part I focuses on the U.S. national team and questions surrounding that. Part II will air shortly, in which Lalas discusses a wider range of topics. Stay tuned for that, but, for now, enjoy the first section of the all-access interview.

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