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CARSON, Calif. -- AC St. Louis kept their wits about them, as well as their defensive posture, for more than an hour in their U.S. Open Cup matchup against Los Angeles on Tuesday, but the Galaxy proved too tough for the visiting USSF D-2 side and powered to a 2-0

Netherlands, Denmark, Japan, Cameroon The Dutch are once again a sexy pick to make a deep run, potentially to the very end. But it’s never that easy in the World Cup. Yes, the Oranje are easily the most talented and tested team in Group E, but there are snakes in

it is DEFINITIELY wrong, in the eyes of Warzycha, to call some of them "reserves." "We don't have a reserve team,' Warzycha bristled. "We have 23 players right now that can step up anytime on the field and win any game. Would you call the performance of Renteria or Burns

The men of the Columbus Crew recognized that a tie is more of a Father's Day thing. So on Mother's Day weekend, the Crew went out and did their mommas proud, winning their first game of the year, 3-2, over the Kansas City Wizards. After three otherwise convincing home performances

We all know what to expect Sunday from Sigi Schmid's Columbus Crew, a club blissfully anchored to the school of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it." But who thought we would say this about Juan Carlos Osorio's club: You pretty much know what to expect from the New York

CHICAGO FIRE vs. NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION 2008 MLS CUP PLAYOFFS SECOND LEG - EASTERN CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Thursday, Nov. 6, 2008 - TOYOTA PARK - Bridgeview, Ill. - 7:30 PM CT TV: ESPN2, ESPN Deportes ­- Radio: ESPN Deportes LOOK AT THE FIRE The Chicago Fire play the second leg of

Forgive longtime Columbus Crew followers, especially those who have been around since the inaugural game in Ohio Stadium in 1996, for facing the upcoming Eastern Conference Semifinal Series against Kansas City with equal parts excitement and trepidation. You see, the Crew and postseason success is as intolerable a pair as

Neither Ike's gusty winds nor Schelotto's gimpy hamstring could knock the power out of the Columbus Crew's high-voltage offense on Thursday night. With MVP candidate Guillermo Barros Schelotto in a suit, and many central Ohioans in the dark, the charged-up Crew generated 3.0 goalawatts of scoreboard-lighting electricity to jolt the