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Trying To Score
Jurgen Klinsmann is looking for the United States offense to take off and his 22-man selection for the Stars and Stripes indicates an offensive approach despite not having a consistent striker. Here is Goal.com's look at who could have big impact in the upcoming friendlies.
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More Than A Job
In accepting the head coaching position with the Egyptian National team, Bob Bradley has done more than take a job - he's got to take on an entirely foreign culture.
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Not Up To Speed
Fulham spent over 10 million pounds at the transfer deadline to bring in Bryan Ruiz but he wasn't able to help Clint Dempsey and the club get its first win of the season. Ruiz's manager Martin Jol insists that the Costa Rican needs time to adjust to the Premier League coming from Holland.
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Conquering On The Road
After disappointing in its first match at new arena Livestrong Park, Sporting Kansas City responded with an emphatic 4-1 road victory over MLS cup runner-up FC Dallas. Graham Zusi lead the way scoring two goals and Luke Sassano had a strong performance with good defense and a goal.
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Dempsey Dominates
American midfielder Clint Dempsey vaults goalkeeper Tim Howard to take the top spot in the third edition of Goal.com's American Player Rankings. Allen Ramsey analyzes which USA players around the globe are on their best game, rating the best at the top.
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Tim Terrific
American Tim Howard showed that he is rounding into his best form by keeping Everton alive in games - though he can't save his club on his own. Allen Ramsey ranks the rest of the USA's top players in his weekly performance evaluation of the top talent representing the Stars and Stripes.
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Nice And Easy
Manchester United made easy work of Fulham on Saturday at Old Trafford. Two Nani inspired goals opened the Cottagers up and United clinically put away the results with a brilliantly organized defensive effort.
The Pachuca midfielder is back on form, and with many of the USA's top players struggling, he breaks into the top 10. more »
