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Diego Luna won’t be playing today in MLS, according to Tom Bogert.
u/antoniok95 — 2 hours ago
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Diego Luna played 17 out of 18 games for USA last year. But he’s now out of the World Cup according to Tom Bogert. Life comes at you fast.
u/IDeliveredYourPizza — 24 hours ago
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Christian Pulisic tells Kyle Bonn that being a soccer player isn't as glamorous as people think.
u/antoniok95 — 1 day ago
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Tim Weah and Mark McKenzie at the press conference where NYC mayor Mamdani announced $50 World Cup tickets and free round trip bus rides to the stadium. “As athletes, it's important to have a voice because we are the pillars of this community. We're the leaders of the next generation,” Weah said.
Important notes
- The lottery will open on May 25 at 10am. New Yorkers can enter once a day and it will be capped at 50,000 entries per day.
- Those who win tickets will receive free round trip bus rides to MetLife Stadium.
- Tickets will be non-transferable and they will dispense them directly to winners at the bus boarding location.
- There will be a variety of methods to verify that only New Yorkers are buying these tickets.
- Weah and McKenzie were both born in NYC so that explains why they’re a part of this initiative.
Weah added this to his speech.
“As a kid, it was always a dream to be in stadiums playing, and if I can help the next kid get to that stage, it's a wonderful feeling.
“And the mayor has done an amazing job with making these tickets accessible to New Yorkers, and you know, my job is to bring joy and to put smiles on faces.
“So I'm going to do exactly that, while standing by his side and making sure that we can make it easier on anyone.“
u/antoniok95 — 2 days ago
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Miles Robinson and NBA player Pat Connaughton helped renovate the court for the Arlington Boys & Girls Club in their hometown of Arlington, Massachusetts. Kids can now play both soccer and basketball there. "It's amazing to continue to grow the sport of soccer in this country," Robinson said.
u/antoniok95 — 3 days ago
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Sergiño Dest is opening his second soccer court. First one is in his hometown of Almere, Netherlands. This time, it’s gonna be in Suriname. His father is a Surinamese-American who served in the U.S. military. This is Dest’s way of giving back to a country his dad was born in. 🇸🇷 🇳🇱 🇺🇸
u/antoniok95 — 3 days ago
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Matt Freese saves the day. He is in the latest Dawn Dishwash commerical.
u/antoniok95 — 4 days ago
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Jozy Altidore says the end of his USMNT career wasn't handled professionally by Gregg Berhalter. He feels he could've still contributed on and off the field. Altidore was 29 in 2019 when he last played for USMNT. Tim Howard says it was a mistake they excluded Altidore, Bradley, Guzan in that cycle.
u/antoniok95 — 4 days ago
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A Myanmar-born man named Sa Hedu La was arrested recently in USA for a domestic battery case. Burmese people are not happy with him being referred as Myanmar-born or a Burmese. Comments are filled with Burmese people wanting him to be referred as something else.
u/antoniok95 — 7 days ago
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At least someone managed to make Pulisic laugh in an interview. Shoutout to Cooligans.
u/antoniok95 — 7 days ago
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A strike from Sebastian Berhalter won the Goal of the Matchday in MLS this week. He has 7 goals and 4 assists in 2026. Heating up at the right time with the World Cup around the corner.
u/antoniok95 — 8 days ago
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USMNT midfielder Diego Luna grabbed some Carl’s Jr. burgers and chatted with comedian Alexis Guerreros. He talked about growing up being Mexican-American and dealing with critics/haters.
u/antoniok95 — 8 days ago
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Jesús Ferreira ran about 60 yards to score for Seattle Sounders last night. He now has 6 G/A in 11 MLS games this year.
u/antoniok95 — 9 days ago
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In yesterday's Unfiltered Soccer podcast episode, Tim Howard called out "Eurosnobs" in USA fanbase while talking about Johnny Cardoso's frequent injury issues. Howard left out Johnny from his potential World Cup roster last week, which many fans didn't like.
u/antoniok95 — 10 days ago
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Gio Reyna’s answer when asked if he’s done enough to make the World Cup roster.
u/antoniok95 — 11 days ago
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What a powerful image. Christian and Buddhist players of Myanmar U-17 women's football team praying before they take the field in the Asian Cup. Members of Myanmar's two biggest religions coming together to fight for the country. No matter the results, it's a big achievement to play in the Asian Cup
u/antoniok95 — 12 days ago
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Joshua Van’s interview at the end, shouting out the Burmese fans. “The world will know of us,” he said.
u/antoniok95 — 14 days ago
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Influencer “It’s Mint” just uploaded a video with supermodel Patricia to clarify the situation, saying he didn’t sexually assault her or lock her in a room. He’s been getting a lot of hate today due to those rumors. But people still don’t believe his claim, pointing out Patricia’s facial expression.
This all started because Patricia made a vague status saying, "Yote mar lite kya tar har." Then a video file of her phone call to a friend surfaced, where she was heard screaming and someone taking the phone away from her.
Many people started attacking “It’s Mint” online because rumors spread saying he’s sexually violating her and has locked her up in a hotel. Nobody knew the truth.
Because “It‘s Mint” is a Muslim and has Indian/Bengali heritage, there are a lot racist comments toward him. Some people are worried this could spark another ethnic tension between Bamar Buddhists and Muslims.
Even after they uploaded this video together, many people haven't accepted this as the truth, pointing out Patricia's uneasy facial expression. They're worried he is forcing her to make the video with him.
u/antoniok95 — 15 days ago