Washington Post D.C. United carries a club-record seven-game losing streak into Sunday's MLS match against Sporting Kansas City at RFK Stadium. United has not won in 70 days after going 0-for-April. Will the fortunes change today? Chris Pontius should return in some capacity and Nick DeLeon is nearing full fitness. Meantime, Sporting is without two suspended starters: center back Aurelien Collin and central midfielder Oriol Rosell. Read full article >>
D.C. United May 19, 2013Soccer Insider | Washington Post *Today’s D.C. United preview focuses on goalkeeper Bill Hamid, who has shown greater maturity amid the club’s terrible season and is headed to U.S. national team training camp later this month. *Today is defender Robbie Russell‘s farewell to pro soccer … Continue reading →
D.C. United May 19, 2013Washington Post *Today's D.C. United preview focuses on goalkeeper Bill Hamid, who has shown greater maturity amid the club's terrible season and is headed to U.S. national team training camp later this month. *Today is defender Robbie Russell's farewell to pro soccer after 12 seasons. Medical school awaits. I would expect to see him in the 18 against visiting Sporting Kansas City but playing time will depend on the course of the match. In addition to praising Russell's longevity and leadership, Brandon McDonald said about his brainy teammate: Read full article >>
D.C. United May 19, 2013Columbus Dispatch After going more than two games without a goal, the Crew was looking for a spark — any spark — on offense. What it got yesterday in Toronto was not enough to set the scoreboard on fire, but it did snap a two-game losing streak. Dominic Oduro’s goal in the 42nd minute gave the Crew a 1-0 win over Toronto FC at BMO Field.
Columbus Crew May 19, 2013Boston Herald HOUSTON — Diego Fagundez scored and Houston added an own goal in the New England Revolution's 2-0 victory over the Dynamo on Saturday night.New England (3-4-4), unbeaten in four of its last five games, took a 1-0 lead in the 51st minute on Fagundez's goal. Off a give-and-go from Clyde Simms at the top of the box, Fagundez weaved through Houston's defenders and sent a shot inside the far post from the penalty area.
New England Revolution May 19, 2013Chicago Sun-Times CHESTER, Pa. — Jack McInerney scored his Major League Soccer-leading eighth goal of the season in the third minute, and the Philadelphia Union made it stand up in a 1-0 victory Saturday against the Fire. McInerney headed home a corner kick by Sebastien Le Toux for the Union (5-4-3), which beat the Fire 1-0 for the second time in eight days. The Union also won 1-0 on May 11 at Toyota Park in Bridgeview. The Fire (2-7-1), which lost its third consecutive game and remained winless on the road (0-4-1), played short-handed ...
Chicago Fire May 18, 2013philly.com At times the play was as sloppy as the soggy weather conditions. But playing their third game in eight days, the Union did enough to rebound from a difficult midweek defeat.
Philadelphia Union May 18, 2013New England Revolution Blog | ESPN Boston For the second straight week, Diego Fagundez scored the opening goal, but this time it proved to be the game-winner as the New England Revolution staked a surprising 2-0 win over the second-place Houston Dynamo at BBVA Compass Stadium on Saturday night. Fagundez, who scored last week vs. New York, struck in the 51st minute while Revolution goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth stopped a trio of shots to lead the guests to their second road win of the season.
New England Revolution May 18, 2013Washington Post D.C. United’s rotten season has been rough on everyone in the organization. Defeats have mounted at a troubling pace. Anguish has deepened with each lost weekend. Under the strain, some players have coped better than others. Read full article >>
D.C. United May 18, 2013Soccer y Futbol | Houston Chronicle Dynamo center back Jermaine Taylor, one of the team’s most important players over the last two years, suffered a left shoulder injury in the eighth minute Saturday night against the New England Revolution. Taylor suffered the injury after colliding with New England forward Dimitry Imbongo on a clean 50-50 challenge. Taylor fell awkwardly and immediately Read More
Houston Dynamo May 18, 2013Columbus Dispatch The Crew’s suddenly struggling offense took another hit yesterday before the team’s flight touched down in Toronto. Forward Jairo Arrieta received a two-game suspension for his blow to the head of Colorado’s Drew Moor during a 2-0 loss last Saturday at Crew Stadium.
Columbus Crew May 18, 2013Boston Herald FOXBORO — Given that tonight’s game at Houston would mark the 100th start of his MLS career, it would appear that “graybeard” Chris Tierney is imminently qualified to assess the current state of the Revolution.
New England Revolution May 17, 2013Toronto Sun Like in many games so far this season, one mistake cost Toronto FC dearly.
Toronto FC May 18, 2013
Toronto Star Columbus beats TFC 1-0 has never lost at BMO Field, posting a record of 2-0-5 here.
Toronto FC May 18, 2013Columbus Dispatch Where: BMO Field, Toronto
Columbus Crew May 18, 2013Chivas USA loses to Real Salt Lake, extends winless streak to six
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