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Philadelphia Union forward Quinn Sullivan, who represented USMNT at the 2025 Gold Cup, got into a heated exchange with Lionel Messi last night.
6’4 American striker Samuel Adeniran‘s physical battles with American defenders Cameron Carter-Vickers and Auston Trusty from yesterday’s Champions League qualifier. George Bello also played. Scottish champions Celtic beat Austrian champions LASK 3-0 in the first leg in Glasgow.
Damion Downs does not have a home at Southampton, could be headed to MLS on a permanent move
There's some chatter that Seattle is one of the MLS teams, but nothing definitive has been reported.
16-year-old Cavan Sullivan got his first red card in MLS, after he tried to defend his brother Quinn Sullivan and got into a scrap with Inter Miami’s Yannick Bright. Cavan had to be held back by the Miami keeper. 32-year-old ref Filip Dujic sent off both Cavan and Bright.
It’s a Diego Luna (22) masterclass tonight: 1 assist, 1 pre-assist, 1 goal
Two American soccer players take up side-by-side pages of today's edition of L'Equipe, France's most renowned sports publication
[Ben Jacobs] Exclusive: Leipzig have reignited their interest in New York Red Bulls forward Julian Hall (18). Atlético Madrid have also made an approach. Newcastle United and Hull City are also tracking the 18-year-old, who has nine goals and four assists in 19 starts
Mark McKenzie deserves way more credit than he gets
dude's a starting center back in Ligue 1 for Toulouse and has quietly been one of the most consistent players in the pool for a while now. feels like every conversation about the backline jumps straight to Chris Richards and ignores that McKenzie's been doing steady, unglamorous work in a solid European league this whole time
not saying he's a world beater, just feel like he doesn't get talked about nearly as much as guys with flashier profiles even though the tape backs up that he's legit
Another week, another header goal from 6’7” centerback sensation Neil Pierre (18)! 3 goals in five starts!!
Messi picks out Suarez who heads it across for Daniel Pinter, who taps it in for his first career MLS goal. | Philadelphia Union 1 - Inter Miami [1] (21’)
Sullivan (16) finds Westfield (20) who serves in a beautiful ball to Vassilev (25) for the finish
National Soccer Hall of Fame Announces Final Ballots for Election to 2027 Class
nationalsoccerhof.comHaji out a few months
Terrible luck given he barely saw the field at the WC. Looking forward to seeing him healthy and developing in the PL in 2-3 months time…
Rokas Pukštas ('04) vs Gorica (1 assist)
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Sullivan, Pierre, Sands, Freese, Ellis, Hall, Mehmeti, and many more take the field on a regular Wednesday night in MLS
Tanner Tessmann receiving praise for increasing his resale value yesterday
English Translation
Positioned higher up as a right-sided central midfielder (relayeur), he was significantly more effective than against Sparta. He played forward with greater boldness and spontaneity. His positioning allowed him to neutralize Kanté's influence. When winning back possession, he even took the initiative to drive forward into space. He was the catalyst for Openda's first goal after setting up Tolisso twice, and he consistently picked out insightful passes to Openda (notably in the 58th minute).