How Bob Bradley Saved Soccer in Egypt
Bob Bradley wasn't looking for an adventure as much as he was looking for a job after being fired as coach of the U.S. soccer team two years ago. But in Egypt he found both. When...
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Spain Celebrates at Stade de France
Spain took control of UEFA World Cup qualifying Group I thanks to a 1-0 win over France at Stade de France. Pedro scored the only goal of the game just before the hour mark from a Nacho...
U.S. Escapes Azteca With Gutsy Draw
For only the second time in their history, the United States have avoided defeat against Mexico at Estadio Azteca. While El Tri were on the front foot for most of the match, and had a...
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