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Pulisic on latest USMNT training camp roster, but not Yueill
The U.S. men's national soccer team announced the 28 players invited to training camp this weekend for upcoming qualifiers, including Feb. 2 at Allianz Field.
Reynoso rejoins Loons at preseason training but remains silent
Thursday morning's practice in Blaine was midfielder Emanuel Reynoso's first since he was arrested and detained by Argentina authorities for more than a week last month. He and coach Adrian Heath did not provide comment.
Orlando to host US final home World Cup qualifier in March
The United States will play its final home World Cup qualifier at Orlando, Florida, on March 27 against Panama.
Chelsea shakes off blues with customary win over Tottenham
Once Hakim Ziyech's curling, dipping strike landed in the Tottenham goal, Chelsea never looked back.
Authorities: 17 dead in nightclub fire in Cameroon's capital
A fire erupted at a popular nightclub in the Cameroon capital of Yaounde, setting off explosions that killed at least 17 people and seriously injured seven others, government officials said Sunday.
Maine soccer standout hit by a car in Saudi Arabia
One of the leaders of a high school soccer team that won its first state championship — and the hearts of many state fans — is struggling for his life after being hit by a car in Saudi Arabia.
City drops points, drone stops play on unusual day in EPL
Man City dropping points. Newcastle winning a game. A drone stopping play.
Morris, Weah, Dest, Zardes on US roster for WCup qualifiers
Jordan Morris, Tim Weah, Sergiño Dest and Gyasi Zardes returned from injuries to make the U.S. roster ahead of the next three World Cup qualifiers.
Africa's soccer show a virus risk and a vaccine opportunity
The risk is obvious when you hold a major international soccer tournament right after the emergence of the omicron variant and in a country with precariously low COVID-19 vaccination levels.
Medvedev withstands Kyrgios, crowd to advance in Australia
Daniil Medvedev faced a hostile crowd and a full array of Nick Kyrgios' outbursts and tricks, and still remained calm for long enough to reach the third round at the Australian Open.
50 years into Title IX, Minnesota Sports Hall of Fame's special class: eight women
The eight inductees into the Minnesota Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2021 changed our understanding of sports on a local, national and global level.
Chilly Ohio qualifier nears 'high risk' for USSF guidelines
A kickoff temperature of about 25 degrees is forecast for the United States' World Cup qualifier against El Salvador at Columbus, Ohio, on Jan. 27, with a wind chill index approaching what the U.S. Soccer Federation's health guidelines call "high risk for cold-related illness."
Video review added for CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers
CONCACAF will institute video review during the final two windows of World Cup qualifying starting next week.
Tottenham stages latest-ever comeback to win an EPL game
Tottenham staged the latest-ever comeback to win a Premier League game on Wednesday.
Weah, back from thigh injury, plays 1st match since Dec 1
American forward Tim Weah ended a seven-week layoff and put himself in better position to make the U.S. roster for upcoming World Cup qualifiers, entering in the 68th minute of Lille's 3-1 win over visiting Lorient on Wednesday night in the French league.
It's closing time for the Minneapolis soccer, bocce and music bar once known as the Nomad
Its history dates to before Prohibition, but the former 5 Corners Saloon may not be a saloon anymore after Jan. 28.
Postponements farce sees EPL explore tightening of rules
When Arsenal this week sent Pablo Mari away on loan and released Sead Kolasinac, trimming the squad looked perplexing for a club already struggling to muster a team to play.
Ticket price hike for World Cup final in Qatar reaches 46%
The cost of attending the World Cup final is up to 46% higher in Qatar than the previous tournament in Russia, fans discovered Wednesday as tickets went on sale.
Loons start anew in 2022 without some familiar faces
Minnesota United opened training camp with a roster that is younger and faster than last year's but missing some quality experience.
Torture claims filed against new Interpol leader from UAE
The French lawyer for a jailed human rights defender in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday filed a torture complaint against the new president of Interpol, Maj. Gen. Ahmed Nasser al-Raisi, as the official made his first visit to the international police agency's headquarters in the French city of Lyon.